 DMV Rapper/Singer MacGuyver approaches the fall season with a haunting, powerful new record "The Come Up", featuring G&D label mate Born I Music. Produced by Grussle of Inner Loop Music Group, "The Come Up" finds MacGuyver waxing poetic on the mixture of blood sweat and strategy needed for success in an ever hostile, ever crowded hip hop environment, as well as on the streets of his home, the DMV. Born I Music rounds the record out with his reflection of the costs of being a boss in the modern era, and the inner turmoil that comes with high-end hustling. With hard drums and keys that will loop in your head over and over courtesy of top notch production from Inner Loop's Grussle, "The Come Up" harkens the coming of cold weather, timberland boots and hoodies, as MacGuyver provides the perfect hustler's anthem, which also happens to double as the lead single for his upcoming album "ImMaculate"Mixed by AJ Halpern @ MMG monomentalmusicgroup.tv

The Come Up Prod. By Grussle

Un-Loyal

Draft Day Freestyle

MacGuyver comes back with his first release off his newest project SummerBreak Vol.2. 

Hope

  In a time where people of color, especially African American men, are being targeted because they don't appeal to "White America's" standards, we've become more divided and unity is needed more than ever

  MacGuyver is quite aware of that and his song INTERMISSION is proof of that. Serving as a triple threat from the DMV area: a rapper, a singer, and a songwriter and uses all of those threats on this song, which finds him doing his best to empower everyone during this horrible time. The song opens with news clips about Eric Garner, who was killed by police in New York City last year. When speaking with him about the song he stated:

"The title INTERMISSION is suppose to be a sub of a break from your everyday one lane style of music."

He's absolutely right. Taking the consciousness of Kendrick Lamar and Common, he manages to capture the 90's essence of hip hop over the J Scrilla produced beat, which incorporates a live guitar by musician AJ Halpern.

Intermission Prod.by DJ J Scrilla

In the midst of today's social climate rapper MacGuyver and singer song writer Jus Paul collaborate for "State Of The Enemy". A powerful song from start to finish, speak of social injustices of all kinds. A call to action!!!!!! 

Enemy Of The State ft. Jus Paul

If you aren't familiar with rapper and singer-songwriter MacGuyver, then you may need to be. Hailing from the DMV, MacGuyver is one of the most talented and promising independent artists today, with an attention grabbing voice backed by hard-hitting beats.

After a handful of successful mixtapes and radio airplay, MacGuyver released his debut studio album 1984 on March 6th. Consisting of 11 tracks, the album's production is anything less than amateur as Pat Driven, Justin Meile and A.J. Halpern manage to produce beats that would make even the hottest main stream producer listen twice.

In support of the album, MacGuyver has chosen the fan favorite RealOnes as the album's lead single. The song finds MacGuyver giving a positive outlook despite the world being against you:

"I just want the whole world to shine with me /Prince or peasant we could be all filthy/ All forgotten niggas get a second shot/ And all my bottom dwellers get to see the top/" 

Rapper Willie Waze, who is also a very skilled rapper, shines as well, while singer Sherell Rowe's feminine vocals add a much needed touch to the song's serious nature, with her voice blending smoothly with MacGuyver's during the song's hook.

1984 is currently available for purchase on iTunes and also available for streaming on Spotify, Google Play and Tidal

Realones ft. Sherell Rowe & Willie Waze

Third Installment of #MACMONDAYS this time featuring the youngin of G&D New Sinatra "Waze" 

MacGuyver ft. Waze - Leave Us Lone

MacGuyver is back with heartfelt verses layed over J.Cole's "Kenny Lofton" beat. Prepping the world for his first official project "ImMaculate" Macguyver is just giving the world a taste of his worldplay and charisma. 

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