London multi-hyphenate Mac Wetha has shared new single ‘iBD’.
Out now, the track finds the NiNE8 Collective member surging into solo territory. The work of a continuous creator, ‘iBD’ helps to map out Mac’s feelings, accepting negative emotions and learning from them.
Melting together pop tropes with something left-field, ‘iBD’ revels in sadness, allowing for those moods to pass. Constructed alongside close friend Jim Reed, it’s an intimate return, yet also one shot through with light.
Mac Wetha comments…
‘iBD’ is the product of a week in the studio with my close friend Jim Reed, who I share the studio with. We wrote and produced a lot of music together, and ‘iBD’ became the one song that felt particularly special.
It’s a song which means different things for us both; so I won’t speak for Jim, but for me ‘iBD’ is about accepting feeling sadness and trying to find the beauty in it. It’s also a reminder that these feelings will always pass, as everything does.
Tune in now.
Catch Mac Wetha at London’s Omeara on September 5th.
Photo Credit: Alistair McVeigh
