Mac DeMarco's new album 'Guitar' emphasizes self-reliance as he plays all instruments and releases it on his label. Recently, he acquired a century-old farmhouse on an island in British Columbia, which reflects his intention to live a more personal, grounded life. While spending time on the farm, DeMarco engages in pruning olive trees, illustrating his hands-on, DIY approach. He initially gained recognition with his debut EP 'Rock and Roll Night Club' and solidified his position in indie rock with 'Salad Days,' known for its easy and cool sound.
DeMarco's upcoming album 'Guitar' showcases his self-reliance and creativity, as he plays every instrument and releases it on his own label.
The farmhouse, located on an island in British Columbia, symbolizes DeMarco's embrace of a more personal lifestyle away from mainstream fame.
As he prunes olive trees, DeMarco showcases his hands-on, DIY approach to life, transitioning from a popular rock figure to a more grounded individual.
DeMarco's early success with albums like 'Salad Days' defined his music style as loose and cool, likening him to influences like Neil Young.
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