Mac DeMarco

In June 2014, Mac DeMarco was riding high on the wave of his second studio album, "Salad Days," which had released just a month earlier. This album solidified his sound, showcasing his unique blend of slacker rock and jangle pop, with notable tracks like "Chamber of Reflection" and the titular track "Salad Days." The live performance of "Go Easy" at SOVA in Dawson City captured an intimate moment that reflected his laid-back persona and authenticity. It was during this period that DeMarco's quirky charm began to capture a broader audience, influenced by his whimsical storytelling and reflective lyrics. Interestingly, later that year, he contributed to various collaborations, enhancing his reputation as a versatile artist. This performance, too, was part of the Vice documentary, which offered fans a glimpse into his life on the road, further connecting him to the burgeoning indie scene.

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