Coffee Beans

Olive Branch

The One (feat. Olamide Faison)

prod. Rekstarr

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Missing Pieces

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Savior

Back To You Feat. Stevie Stone

LIVIN NICE Feat. Caskey

Produced By - Michael “Seven” Summers & TKGotHitz

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Darrein Safron - Ends

Prayed Up

I feel like i'd like to give a little backstory to this song I'm about to drop...
I've been writing/recording/performing music for 10 years this year. Throughout this time music has taken me on a roller coaster of emotions. I've felt on top of the world and I've felt low as dirt. Ive felt freed by the lyrics i've written and caged by some situations I put myself in. Ive met so many amazing people and quite a few bad ones as well. Ive touched peoples hearts and had strangers touch mine. I have healed and hurt people with my words and changed lives. Ive traveled the US and earned opportunities others could only dream of.

That being said the life of an artist can be just as much a curse as it is a blessing. There may be days where we feel the love and support and truly believe were going to make it. And there are also times when the buzz fades and you wonder if anybody is even listening anymore. Its at these times you have to dig deep, remember why you made music in the first place and push on for yourself with no encouragement and no help.

This song is my best attempt at capturing this ride so far.
I truly hope u all will enjoy it.

100k (Prod. Secret Stash)

Sippin' ( Kid Automatic )

The Boondock Sinners Hood Fiction Available on all platforms
(Omega Sin x K-Fix)

Omega Sin x K-Fix - Feed You To My Zombie

Some real shit about my past & how much I fucked up & now im here!

HOPE -Yung WhiteBoi- 2013 (Real Shit)

Some stories birthed and illustrated in the hood never leave city limits. And for some, music is more than just an outlet. It's an escape. Born and raised in North Minneapolis, Mac Irv’s gift for rhyming began at an early age, most of which he learned from his grandfather along with living across the street from Cornbread Harris, father of Grammy award winning producer Jimmy Jam. At 9 years old, Mac Irv started a rap group and was making rhymes in his basement.

His gift for music went undisclosed for many years as his talent for basketball required a full commitment. After receiving a scholarship to the University of Minnesota, Mac Irv exceeded athletic expectations, placing him as an All-Big Ten Player from 2006-2008. Graduating with a degree in Business Marketing, the Gopher player's athletic ability was unknowingly deteriorating slowly. His professional career overseas was eventually cut short after a serious hip injury. Shortly after at the age of 25, Mac Irv became a father to a baby girl. Despite battling depression while simultaneously taking on new responsibilities of parenthood, Mac Irv’s passion for music was soon reignited.

With support from his Pilot Life Team Tre Adams and producer Willie Wonka, Mac Irv developed smooth, quick rap lines and metaphors reflecting his experience on the Northside, the ups and downs of relationships, and lessons extracted from sports. Things quickly progressed and his career as an artist was solidifying. 

“Got Me Open” was released on Youtube as his first single, but it was “Hometown” that allowed him to ultimately represent for Minnesota, embodying the nickname, “Hometown Hero”. In 2014, Mac Irv toured with Rhymesters artist Prof and his single “The Cycle” was nationally featured on MTV Jams. During that same year, Irv was selected to perform at Soundset, in company with Nas, Wiz Khalifa, and 2 Chainz. 

Continuing to be a voice for his community, his loyalty for Minneapolis is undimmed. After several projects and local shows consistently selling out, Mac Irv’s ambitions brought him to perform at South by Southwest. His mixtape, "Sincerely Mac Irv” was featured on DatPiff and received an immense amount of feedback from his fans - which are known as his “fam base”. 

Exposing disparities in his neighborhood through lyrics, Mac Irv has earned a place in the Hip Hop arena of Minneapolis. Heavily affected by death and incarceration of friends throughout the years, he continues to persevere through the oppression that confronts his community by inspiring a little bit of everyone.