In July 2013, Mac DeMarco was in a pivotal moment in his career, having released his critically acclaimed album "2" just months earlier, in August 2012. This album helped establish his distinctive blend of lo-fi aesthetics and catchy melodies, garnering widespread attention and garnering a dedicated fanbase. The performance at the Pitchfork Music Festival Paris, held at Grande Halle De La Villette, showcased DeMarco's laid-back style and charismatic stage presence, highlighting tracks that would become staples in his catalog. During this period, DeMarco was also beginning to attract the interest of major media outlets, further propelling his rise in the indie music scene. Notably, his relaxed attitude and relatable persona resonated with fans, making performances like this one significant in solidifying his reputation as an engaging live artist.