Get Outta Here

This is a rough draft but sure

Backing vox from Megan Sylvan 

D.D.L.F (Demo)

DDLF (feat Megan Sylvan)

Children of Ulster (feat Megan Sylvan)

5 Summer Madness

4 Sectarian Eyes

2 DDLF

1 Get Outta Here

Smash colonialism. End the occupation. Dismantle the apartheid. Stop the genocide ✊🍉

All purchases of this track on Bandcamp will be donated to Medical Aid for Palestinians 

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One Man's Terrorist

This is the first single off my forthcoming album. The song is about alcohol

Irish Ways

This is the 2nd single off my upcoming album. The song is about cocaine 

Snow

"The Emerald Piper. That's our hell. It's an Irish bar where it's St Patrick's Day every day forever..."

It's also a deconstruction of the Irish diaspora in America, a certain type of person it sometimes produces, and a wider critique on imperialism in general

There have been many decent Irish-Americans. Gene Kelly for instance, was a fantastic dancer - pure poetry - and seemed like a sound lad. This song is not about them

The track samples the uilleann pipes, with a big powerful bluesy female vocal in the hook to bring the transatlantic vibe full circle

Despite the lyrics, the chorus is not aimed at one man, but what he represents. He is just the figurehead, the personification of all that's rotten about those who play up their Irish roots while ruthlessly exploiting and oppressing others. I piss on them from a great height

Free Palestine xxo

The Emerald Piper

Fear is an uptempo, driving track, built around a sample of a guitar and bazuq, over which a soulful bass and flute have been laid, with a chugging electric guitar riff in the chorus. The lyrics are reflecting on how the fear of missing out can cause you to actually miss out on important things in the long run

Fear

A facespitter is a bet so good that if it wins, you can leave your job (and spit in your boss's face). This track is about how deluded you have to be to think you can ever win such a bet

Facespitter

A collection of songs about the city. About bad habits and poor impulse control. About rogues and ne'er-do-wells. But also about redemption...

I've worked hard to make each track a banger in its own right but it's best enjoyed like the classic albums of yore; from start to finish in one sitting

This is Vice City 

5 - Fear

7 - VCFM Part 2

10 - Vice City

1 - VCFM Part 1

12 - Vogue's Theme

6 - Granda Blues

2 - Irish Ways

4 -  Facespitter

3 - Shillelagh Law

11 - Strange Guy

8 - Snow

9 - Taking Care of Business

Mael Vogue is an MC/producer in Belfast who uses his own peculiar brand of bog cunning to combine traditional Irish melodies with classic hip hop beats, creating a solid bedrock for his dense and multi-layered lyrics - choc full of razor sharp satire, local easter-eggs, and pitch black humour

Mael Vogue

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