New Music by Markali Mac

Markali Mac dropped a new single called “No More.” This hot new jam is now playing on the BMS Radio Network.

The bassline on this jam garbs the listener’s attention as soon as it kicks off. Heads will bob to the beat. Plus, the microphone gets a nice workout on this cut. This release gives a good example of Markali Mac’s talent and writing skills.

This joint also features A. T. Renegade on the microphone. His performance is notable. The two create awesome chemistry that will entertain young adults well.

Markali Mac began his music career during his senior year in high school soon after a devastating family tragedy. He gets his influence from artists like J. Cole, Outkast, and Kanye West.

We caught up with Markali Mac not too long ago. He was down to answer a few questions from Hits You Love Radio.

What is your music background?

I began making beats in high school but started to pick up rapping around the time my mother passed away when I was 17 years old during my senior year in high school. After several releases and years of ups and downs I came with an official project to be heard all across the globe.

Who are your musical influences?

I’m a product of who I listen to, It’s hard to name them all but acts from J.Cole, Outkast, Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Lil Wayne, Ludacris, Big Sean, MF DOOM, Tupac, Biggie, and many more.

What are your long-term career goals?

I want to help people along the way in any way I can. First, I want to become a legend and plant my foot amongst the best for years to come. Then use the money to help establish multiple avenues of wealth for myself and family. Next, I want to make a change and difference in life.

What type of recording process do you use and who produced your music?

My brother A. T. Renegade recorded, mastered, and mixed this entire project. So shout out to him. We did some at home and some in a live studio setting.

Do you ever get the chance to perform live?

I try to do open mics, but I’m looking to open for someone soon.

Are you looking to remain independent or would you prefer a major label deal?

If the deal is right, then I wouldn’t mind getting signed to the right label.

If anything, what would you change about the music industry today?

Oversaturation and praise for acts that aren’t real talents, such as ghostwriting and the industry making people big for songs that don’t have thier heart into it. I would also get rid of bad contracts.

Do you have any advice for up-and-coming artists?

The sky is not the limit, the world is yours, and life is short. So do what you do. Just make sure it’s pure, comes from the heart, and have fun.

Keep up with Markali Mac here: http://www.Linktr.ee/MarkaliMac