Hailing from the United Kingdom, is rising DIY musician, Macatier with his debut album Native Noise, which just dropped today. Singles from the record that were released in early June, “Lacerations” and “Consigliere”, set the tone for the record wonderfully as they’re both stylistically different but maintain that authentic Macatier-sound.

The layering of vocals over the acoustic tunes sound reminiscent of Elliott Smith stylings, which brings a sense of nostalgia & comfort to the full album. The indie rock & punk influences become most apparent in tracks like “Dead Weight” & “Atlantic Inferno” where slick guitar riffs & catchy bass-lines coalesce.

With a graceful introduction, crescendo and everything in between; this record is guaranteed to take you on a ride. 

If you’re looking to delve into something fresh & musically dynamic, you’ll definitely want to look into Macatier and his new project, Native Noise

You can stream the album below.

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  • Deirdre Kelly

    Deirdre Kelly is a 24-year old freelance photographer from Boston, MA, but is often found traveling all over the East Coast for gigs. She graduated from Pace University in 2017 with a Bachelors in Music Management. Since then, she’s been doing everything she can to be a part of the music industry. She’s currently a booking agent & digital marketing assistant for FBT Entertainment as well.

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