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Eve Reveals The Moment She Found Out She Was Pregnant | News

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Rapper and actress Eve recently announced that she’s expecting her first child with husband Maximillion Cooper. Now, while promoting her new ABC series Queens, which follows four R&B/hip hop divas from the 1990s on a reunion tour, the former talk show host told the crew at The Breakfast Club that she found out right before taking on the Verzuz battle against fellow rapper Trina back on June 16. The Philly-born rapper performed in London, now her homebase where she lives with her husband and four step-children while Trina remained in Miami. 

Eve said, “What’s crazy is, that’s when I just found out I was pregnant. I, literally, was newly pregnant and I was stressed the f**k out because my stylist didn’t bring me no clothes. The whole day I had a meltdown right before we went on.”
Nonetheless, the 42-year-old still had a great time celebrating her iconic career with the Diamond Princess, “I loved it because it was Trina and thank God it was Swizz [Beatz] and he took care of me. Swizz knew, which is why I didn’t fly to Miami.”

Swizz Beatz, along with Timbaland, is one of the trailblazing founders of Verzuz.

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This being her first child, Eve also joked she was worried that performing in the way she has in past could have impacted her pregnancy. “Am I screaming too much? Can you rap when you pregnant?” she asked.

See more details from the interview with The Breakfast Club, below:



LATEST BOOK NEWS — October 28, 2021 — Aestas Book Blog

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BOOKWORM NEWS:

  • Indigo Ridge by Devney Perry is now live!! — “Winslow Covington believes in life, liberty and the letter of the law. As Quincy, Montana’s new chief of police, she’s determined to prove herself to the community and show them she didn’t earn her position because her grandfather is the mayor. According to her pops, all she has to do is earn favor with the Edens. But winning over the town’s founding family might have been easier if not for her one-night stand with their oldest son. In her defense, it was her first night in town and she didn’t realize that the rugged and charming man who wooed her into bed was Quincy royalty. Sleeping with Griffin Eden was a huge mistake, one she’s trying to forget. He’s insufferable, arrogant and keeps reminding everyone that she’s an outsider. Winslow does her best to avoid Griffin, but when a woman is found dead on Eden property, the two of them have no choice but to cross paths. As clues to the murderer lead to one of Quincy’s own, Griffin realizes Winslow is more than he gave her credit for. Beautiful and intelligent, she proves hard to resist. For him. And the killer.”
  • Riggs by Sawyer Bennett is now live!! — “As a professional hockey player, people think I live a charmed life. On the surface, I do. But they don’t know the horrors of my childhood, or the real reason that I have custody of my seventeen-year-old sister, Janelle. And that’s exactly the way I like it. They may think I’m a prick because I don’t like to share, but that’s fine. They don’t know me, and they don’t need to. In an effort to help Janelle get settled in Phoenix and stay out of trouble at school, I set her up with a job at Clarke’s Corner, the local bookstore owned by the girlfriend of a teammate. It’s there that she makes friends with Veronica Woodley, the extremely annoying, arrogant, money-hungry divorcee who I don’t want anywhere near my sister. Janelle insists I’m completely wrong about Veronica, but I refuse to accept that. I have to keep reminding myself that that the gorgeous blond with legs for days is off limits. Through a series of events, I start to see Veronica for what she really is—an amazing woman who has survived her own hell to come out even stronger. I have to admit, we’re more alike than not…”
  • Until April by Aurora Rose Reynolds is now live!! — “With happily ever after being something that happens to other people, April Mayson has decided to put all her energy into her career and living her best life, and things are better than ever. Little does she know that her world is about to be turned upside down when she’s asked to help out a family friend, Maxim Kauwe. Now, she’s dealing with a man unlike any she’s ever met before, her ex—a famous musician who’s decided he wants her back—and a possible serial killer. With all the drama suddenly swirling around her, she will have to figure out if she is brave enough to trust Maxim with her heart and maybe even her life.”
  • Rebel North by JB Salsbury is now live!! — “In a city where image is everything, Gabriella turns heads for all the wrong reasons. The marks that slash across her neck and face turn people away. But I see the beauty that lies beneath, feel a kinship to her pain. I regret the way she found me—mugged and left for dead. I should walk away, follow the rules, but I can’t. I want to see her again. There’s only one problem. My brother convinced her I’m gay. I use that lie to my advantage, persuade her to be my pretend girlfriend, to help protect my fake-sexual identity from my judgmental family. But what starts as a shameless excuse to be near her leads to crossed lines and midnight confessions. I’m not who I led her to believe. I’m sin wrapped in silk. Betrayal masked by beauty. And she’s not the only one with scars…”
  • Inked Devotion by Carrie Ann Ryan is now live!! — “Brenna Garrett watched her best friend fall in love with another woman all the while keeping his darkest secrets from her. Now she’ll have to figure out who she is without him while not letting the rest of the Montgomerys see her break. When her family forces her on a road trip, she finds herself bringing Benjamin Montgomery with her. The problem? He’s her best friend’s twin, so there’s no escaping that familiar face. Benjamin didn’t want to leave his family in a lurch, but Brenna isn’t the only one who needs a break. Only a drunken mistake leads to a night of passion with unintended consequences. When it turns out they can’t walk away, they’ll have to make a choice: remain just friends or start something new and possibly risk everything. Including themselves.”
  • Rules for Heiresses by Amalie Howard is now live!! — “Born to a life of privilege, Lady Ravenna Huntley rues the day that she must marry. She’s refused dozens of suitors and cried off multiple betrothals, but running away—even if brash and foolhardy—is the only option left to secure her independence. Lord Courtland Chase, grandson of the Duke of Ashvale, was driven from England at the behest of his cruel stepmother. Scorned and shunned, he swore never to return to the land of his birth. But when a twist of bad luck throws a rebellious heiress into his arms, at the very moment he finds out he’s the new Duke, marriage is the only alternative to massive scandal. Both are quick to deny it, but a wedding might be the only way out for both of them. And the attraction that burns between them makes Ravenna and Courtland wonder if it’ll truly only be a marriage of convenience after all…”
  • Man For Me by Laurelin Paige is now live!! — “Brett Sebastian is the very best kind of friend. Who else would get me a job at one of the biggest corporations in America? And hook me up with his uber-rich cousin to boot? And let me cry on his shoulder every time said cousin blows me off? Okay, it’s pretty obvious that Brett cares about me in a different way than I do for him, but he seems fine with how things are, and our friendship works. Until one fateful night when I’m mooning over his cousin, and Brett utters four words that should make me happy for him, should make me relieved, should balance out our uneven relationship: “I met a girl.” Suddenly my world is crashing down around me, and I’m forced to ask myself—am I only interested in Brett now that he’s taken? Or have I been looking at the wrong man all along?”
  • Moonstone by Helen Hardt is now live!! — “As Moonstone, she was held captive. Now Katelyn Brooks is starting fresh and is determined to reclaim her life. With the help of the Wolfe family, she’s working toward healing…which doesn’t necessarily include falling for a gorgeous waiter. Luke Johnson is a recovering alcoholic who just wants to fly under the radar. He’s not looking for love, but when Katelyn walks through the doors of the restaurant where he works, he’s struck by her beauty and her meekness. Circumstances throw them together, and neither is able to resist the attraction that sparks between them. But Luke has a secret—a big one—that could spell danger for both of them.”
  • Archangel’s Light by Nalini Singh (Guild Hunter series) is now live!! — “Illium and Aodhan. Aodhan and Illium. For centuries they’ve been inseparable: the best of friends, closer than brothers, companions of the heart. But that was before—before darkness befell Aodhan and shattered him, body, mind, and soul. Now, at long last, Aodhan is healing, but his new-found strength and independence may come at a devastating cost—his relationship with Illium. As they serve side by side in China, a territory yet marked by the evil of its former archangel, the secret it holds nightmarish beyond imagining, things come to an explosive decision point. Illium and Aodhan must either walk away from the relationship that has defined them—or step forward into a future that promises a bond infinitely precious in the life of an immortal…but that demands a terrifying vulnerability from two badly bruised hearts.”
  • Home for a Cowboy Christmas by Donna Grant is now live!! — “Tis the season—for everyone except Emmy Garrett. She’s on the run after witnessing a crime. But when it becomes clear that trouble will continue following her, the US Marshal in charge takes her somewhere no one will think to look–Montana. Not only is Emmy in a new place for her protection, but now, she’s stuck with a handsome cowboy as her bodyguard…and she wants to do more than kiss him under the mistletoe. Dwight Reynolds left behind his old career, but it’s still in his blood. When an old friend calls in a favor, Dwight opens his home to a woman on the run. He tries to keep his distance, but there’s something about Emmy he can’t resist. She stokes his passion and turns his cold nights into warm ones. When danger shows up looking for Emmy, Dwight risks everything to keep her safe.”
  • The Christmas Bookshop by Jenny Colgan is now live!! — “Laid off from her department store job, Carmen has perilously little cash and few options. The prospect of spending Christmas with her perfect sister Sofia, in Sofia’s perfect house with her perfect children and her perfectly ordered yuppie life does not appeal. Frankly, Sofia doesn’t exactly want her prickly sister Carmen there either. But Sofia has yet another baby on the way, a mother desperate to see her daughters get along, and a client who needs help revitalizing his shabby old bookshop. So Carmen moves in and takes the job. Thrown rather suddenly into the inner workings of Mr. McCredie’s ancient bookshop on the picturesque streets of historic Edinburgh, Carmen is intrigued despite herself. The store is dusty and disorganized but undeniably charming. Can she breathe some new life into it in time for Christmas shopping?”
  • One Christmas Wish by Brenda Jackson is now live!! — “Vaughn Miller’s Wall Street career was abruptly ended by a wrongful conviction and two years in prison. Since then, he’s returned to his hometown, kept his head down and forged a way forward. When he is exonerated and his name cleared, he feels he can hold his head up once again, maybe even talk to the beautiful café owner who sets his blood to simmering. Sierra Crane escaped a disastrous marriage—barely. She and her six-year-old goddaughter have returned to the only place that feels like home. Determined to make it on her own, Sierra opens a soup café. Complication is the last thing she needs, but the moment Vaughn walks into her café, she can’t keep her eyes off the smoldering loner.”

WEEKLY NEW RELEASES RECAP

  • Indigo Ridge by Devney Perry (small town enemies to lovers romance, The Edens series)
  • Riggs by Sawyer Bennett (hockey romance, standalone in Arizona Vengeance series)
  • Until April by Aurora Rose Reynolds (contemp romance, standalone in Until Him/Her series)
  • Rebel North by JB Salsbury (NA romance, standalone in The North Brothers series)
  • Inked Devotion by Carrie Ann Ryan (roadtrip romance, standalone in Montgomery Ink series)
  • Rules for Heiresses by Amalie Howard (historical romance standalone)
  • Man For Me by Laurelin Paige (friends to lovers, standalone novella in Man in Charge series)
  • Moonstone by Helen Hardt (love after hardship, new series)
  • Archangel’s Light by Nalini Singh (paranormal romance, Guild Hunter series)
  • Home for a Cowboy Christmas by Donna Grant (holiday romance, standalone)
  • The Christmas Bookshop by Jenny Colgan (heartwarming holiday novel, standalone)
  • One Christmas Wish by Brenda Jackson (small town holiday romance, Catalina Cove series)

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Robbie Daymond & Ryan Colt Levy Talk Film

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The latest film in the My Hero Academia franchise hits theaters on October 29, 2021. My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission features a familiar cast dealing with a new crisis and going up against the evil Flect Turn.

RELATED: My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission Movie Debuts New Character Rody Soul

“U.A. High School students Izuku Midoriya, Shoto Todoroki, and Katsuki Bakugo face the greatest crisis in My Hero Academia history, with only two hours to save the world!” says the official synopsis. “During their internship with the number one Pro Hero Endeavor Agency, Deku and his new friend Rody find themselves wanted nationwide for a crime they didn’t commit. Can Deku and his friends stop Humarise’s global plans of eliminating all Quirks?”

ComingSoon’s Hayes Madsen spoke with My Hero Academia newcomers Robbie Daymond (Flect Turn) and Ryan Colt Levy (Rody Soul) about joining the franchise in World Heroes’ Mission and what their respective characters add to the film.





Hayes Madsen: So to start off with, Robbie, traditionally you’ve played more hero roles in a lot of anime. 

Robbie Daymond: Ohh I don’t know about that, you’ve gotta check your IMDb I’ve got a few bad boys here and there (laughs). You’re right, it’s definitely across the spectrum, yeah. 

When you’re playing villains how does your performance change in comparison to when you play a more heroic character?

Robbie: Not at all. I like to approach them just the same, as people. Some people have good motives and bad, some people have good backstories and bad. And some people’s life just hands them what they get. Depending on their moral compass they do what they do, so fundamentally I don’t think I would play it any different from an acting standpoint. What I enjoy the most is watching those repercussions of what they do echo out into the world. For someone like this for My Hero, he’s got a fun complicated backstory that I won’t blow, but I think it makes him a really scary villain. 

Was there anything in particular, any specific personality traits that you tried to inject into Flect Turn with the performance?

Robbie: I went back and I binge-watched all the original Smurfs, and I was like what do these guys (laughs) no just kidding. I got the script and I went over it, and I looked at this guy and said “what is driving him to do these horrible horrible things, and can we make him bad and sympathetic all at the same time.” I think that’s a good villain, you know, nobody wants a “twiddle your mustache” bad guy. 

Ryan Colt Levy: Though he has a great mustache

Robbie: He does have a great mustache

For Ryan, Rody is kind of the new addition to this movie. What do you think makes him a unique character, and what does he bring to this film that makes it different from the last two?

Robbie: We’re both unique, right Ryan? Is this the character’s first appearance in this film?

Ryan: Yeah for both of us I believe. 

Robbie: The crazy part is that’s a tough question for both of us. I’m just jumping in on his answer here, I’m breaking all the interview rules. 

Ryan: That’s alright, bring it on. This is such a villain move.

Robbie: I know, isn’t it? Mwahaha. We’re kind of on separate trajectories that don’t coincide until the middle, so I don’t know much about Ryan’s character and I don’t know how much he knows about mine. 

Ryan: I think Rody brings a really cool human element that is not normally injected into My Hero Academia on the regular. As much as it is grounded in its bigness, you know, he’s very much got this grey area kind of mentality, and I think his motivations are not necessarily what you get from these kinds of characters. His impact that he will have on Midoriya is one that I don’t think has come from relationships prior. When you get to see the film there’s a unique relationship there that I’m glad we’re getting to explore, because I think it’s something that on a world scale people watching this show should experience.

One of the more interesting things about him is that in terms of the actual series he’s one of the first non-Japanese characters that we’ve ever met. Do you have any thoughts on that?

Ryan: Yeah, I just think it’s interesting that we’re getting to explore the world in this film. I think that’s such a cool unique thing for My Hero Academia to do, because we don’t often in these shows get to kind of go that far out of the universe that they’re immediately in. Even though I’ve loved the show forever, being an outsider playing an outsider really helps kind of imbue the performance. There’s this kind of ease and freedom that comes with that in this really fun way, that I don’t know I would have had if it was someone kind of already injected in there. 

Going back to Robbie. Without spoiling anything, is there any kind of defining moment in this film for Flect? Any one particular moment that’s his big time?

Robbie: Oh yeah. The climax is classic and we find a lot of things out about his character. That’s good because we’ve got this mysterious new villain that is introduced into this film. Off the top, his goals might seem cliche, broad. He’s a terrorist, he’s a cult leader, he’s this big bad guy. Why does anyone do that and what leads him to that path. Rest assured that in this film you’ll find out the answer to that, but not until the end. 

My Hero Academia is one of the biggest anime series in the world at the moment. Is there any kind of pressure that you feel joining that series, and playing these characters for the first time?

Ryan: I wouldn’t say pressure so much, I mean to some degree pressure, but I think it was more of a sense of responsibility because of how much of an impact the show does have on people, especially young people. What its message has always been, which I think is important especially to share with people now, is unity, and responsibility, and compassion, and the fact that anyone can be a hero regardless of the scale that you do heroic on. So I felt a responsibility to bring as much heart as ever, and really do right by not just the series but the fans, and everyone that will continue to experience this. 

Robbie: My wife said she’d divorce me if I did a bad job on this movie, so I’m terrified and I love her very much. No, Ryan knocked it out of the park, not pressure so much. The great part is the hardest stuff is done. The writing’s done, the film’s done, all we have to do is come in and be true to the source material and be honest and relatable in the moment, and give our very best performance. Then our little puzzle piece of what makes this series and film so great clicks into place, and hopefully everyone’s happy. 

Jake Xerxes Fussell Announces Album, Shares New Song “Love Farewell”: Listen

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The North Carolina folk singer and scholar Jake Xerxes Fussell has announced a new album. Good and Green Again is out January 21 via Paradise of Bachelors. Listen to the new song “Love Farewell” below.

Good and Green Again was produced by James Elkington (who has worked with Jeff Tweedy, Michael Chapman, Steve Gunn, and others) and features contributions from Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Casey Toll, Libby Rodenbough, Nathan Golub, Joe Westerlund, Joseph Decosimo, and Anna Jacobson. It follows his 2019 album Out of Sight.



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Port Credit Southside Shuffle Blues & Jazz Festival Sat. Sept 11, 2010. Wonderful composer/arranger, Brilliant pianist, a powerful Brass section & relentless percussion. I don’t have all the names of the musicians or song title. Jane Bunnett on flute, an excellent musician that has her own band. A free venue with no noted restrictions on photo & video recording.

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The Goldbergs TV Show on ABC: Season Nine Viewer Votes – canceled + renewed TV shows

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The Goldbergs TV show on ABC: canceled or renewed for season 10?

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Can Beverly keep this growing family together in the ninth season of The Goldbergs TV show on ABC? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like The Goldbergs is cancelled or renewed for season 10. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustrated when their viewing habits and opinions aren’t considered, we invite you to rate all of the ninth season episodes of The Goldbergs here.

An ABC family comedy series, The Goldbergs stars Wendi McLendon-Covey, Sean Giambrone, Troy Gentile, Hayley Orrantia, Sam Lerner, Jeff Garlin, and Patton Oswalt (voice). Set in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, and loosely based on the experiences of series creator Adam F. Goldberg, this comedy looks at life as seen by a young man growing up in the Goldberg family in the 1980s. Youngest child Adam (Giambrone) is obsessed with movies and spends his time documenting his colorful family’s ups and downs. Mother Beverly (McLendon-Covey) loves to take care of her family and meddle in their lives while father Murray (Garlin) parents from the comfort of his recliner. Eldest child Erica (Orrantia) dreams of being a pop star if she can only overcome her secret love of all things uncool. Meanwhile, middle child Barry (Gentile) can be emotionally clueless and his best friend, Geoff “Madman” Schwartz (Lerner), is engaged to Erica. In the ninth season, the family pays tribute to their beloved Pops (George Segal), Erica and Geoff plan their wedding, Barry is eager for his pre-med future but struggles to let go of the past, and Adam is itching to graduate high school and study filmmaking in college.

What do you think? Which season nine episodes of The Goldbergs TV series do you rate as wonderful, terrible, or somewhere between? Do you think that The Goldbergs should be cancelled or renewed for a 10th season on ABC? Don’t forget to vote, and share your thoughts, below.

Sibling Duo Tonstartssbandht and Mac Demarco on (Not) Quitting Music Forever

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The first line on An When, Tonstartssbandht’s 2009 debut album, introduces the Orlando-born psychedelic noise duo with a simple question: “What’s the name of your band?” Despite its seeming straightforwardness, this query has followed brothers and bandmates Andy and Edwin White over 13 years and 17 records. (For those still wondering, it’s pronounced “Tahn-starts-bandit,” and it means nothing). Last week, the duo released Petunia—their first album in four years— introducing their signature blissed-out psych-rock sound to a new wave of listeners. On the eve of the record’s release, the White brothers hopped on a Zoom with their friend and long-time collaborator Mac DeMarco to discuss their shared crush on Coldplay’s Chris Martin, their touring nerves, and “quitting music forever.” — JACKSON WALD

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MAC DEMARCO: So here I am, interviewing the Tonstartssbandht boys. Rockin’ and rollin’.

ANDY WHITE: That’s what we’re doing man. We’re both in Orlando rehearsing, basically relearning all the songs that we haven’t played since we finished the album last summer — which is something I’m sure you’ve experienced, where you’re like “Fuck, I remember recording this but somehow playing live is so much different and weird.”

DEMARCO: It’s super weird. How’s it coming?

EDWIN WHITE : It turns out we’re good at what we do.

DEMARCO: It turns out that you guys fucking rock, eh?

ANDY WHITE: We fucking rock.

DEMARCO: When’s the tour starting?

EDWIN WHITE: October 24th.

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ANDY WHITE: Asheville.

DEMARCO: At the Grey Eagle?

EDWIN WHITE: Yeah, have we played there before Mac?

DEMARCO: I don’t know. I did a solo show there once, and I like that place. It’s got a courtyard, it’s a got a coffee machine in the green room. I remember the first time we played there, I did an interview with Playboy. I don’t think it ever came out, but I was like “Wow. Very sexy.”

ANDY WHITE: When you did the interview with Playboy, did you get a boner?

DEMARCO: Hell yeah, the whole time. Okay, so Interview wants to know: How did we meet? That one’s easy. I met you guys in Montreal.

ANDY WHITE: I believe the year was 2009.

DEMARCO: The venue was Zoo Bizarre on Saint Hubert. And look at us now. We’ve known each other for more than 10 years.

EDWIN WHITE: Remember we had a party at our house, and you guys came over. We drank beers in my room and chatted for a long time.

DEMARCO: Yeah, I remember that. Remember your chopped organ?  

ANDY WHITE: Yes, I had one of my testicles removed right around then.

DEMARCO: [Laughs] What? Not that, not that. The organ in your bedroom — you chopped the speaker part off.

ANDY WHITE: Oh. Sorry, that must have been another time you guys visited.

DEMARCO: That reminds me of the last time the Mac Demarco Band rolled into Baltimore. My car didn’t work, so we were stuck there, and we watched the Beatles anthology on VHS for a few days straight.

ANDY WHITE: Oh shit, that’s right.

DEMARCO: And Pierce [McGarry, member of the Mac Demarco Band] was having some issues with his boils at that point in time.  

EDWIN WHITE: Boils in weird places.

ANDY WHITE: Unrelatedly, I briefly read some of the comments on one of our new YouTube videos, and I saw someone be like “Hello, this sounds like Coldplay.” And you know what?  I was like “Fuck yeah.” This song does sound like Coldplay, and it’s a cool song.

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DEMARCO: Someone once compared me to Chris Martin and I had the same reaction. I was like “Hell yeah. Why not?”  For all those Interview readers out there, Andy and I met Chris Martin once and he was incredibly handsome and friendly and kind.

ANDY WHITE: He was a gentleman. He was hanging out with his kid at Glastonbury. We really like him.

DEMARCO: We really like him. There you go. Coldplay now, Coldplay forever. So, you’ve released a bit of the record. 

ANDY WHITE: The rest comes out on Michael Collins’ birthday, October 22.

DEMARCO: But you’ve splashed a couple of the tunes out in the world. How does it feel so far?   

ANDY WHITE: It feels nice, man. We finished the record so long ago, so when it finally came out, I started hearing from my friends who were all like, “Hey, I really like your new song,” and I was like “That’s cool, I’ve heard it so many fucking times.” You heard it early on, because we enlisted your pro ears to give us feedback.

EDWIN WHITE: I think the email was like, “Mac, can you tell us if we should quit music forever or keep going?”

DEMARCO: I said, “Keep on rockin,’ babay.”

ANDY WHITE: When we reached the 50% mark on the record, we were like “Either we keep going, or we stop, so let’s ask Mac.” And you said go for it.

DEMARCO: Yeah, it’s time that this record gets out there. The world needs that rock n’ roll again. I haven’t done shows in forever, but I did one solo show two weeks ago at Eddie Vedder’s Ohana Festival. And I was playing solo, on a big stage, in the middle of the day, and I was terrified because I haven’t done that in so long. I think coronavirus made me feel a lot of ways about going back up there, but once I got up there, man, it felt great. You guys haven’t performed yet, have you?

ANDY WHITE: No, we haven’t played since all this shit happened.

DEMARCO: Are you excited?

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EDWIN WHITE: I just mean it’ll be mellow and it’ll sound cool.

DEMARCO: I’ll tell you this, the Eddie Vedder vibe: not bad. But I was worried about going back. I wish we had done a club show to get warmed up, so it’d be like “Okay these are my fans, so even if I fuck up, nothing can really go wrong.” but I kind of enjoyed the festival crowd — obviously there were some kids there to see me in the front—but it was a lot of middle-aged Pearl Jam fans looking at the stage like, “What the fuck is this.” I think I love that even more than the kids that came out to see me. It’s kind of like,  “Uncle and aunty, here we go. You gotta deal with me now. This is gonna happen.” 

ANDY WHITE: I’m so happy to hear that.

DEMARCO:  I think over coronavirus there were a lot of points where I was like “Wow I’m not going to get to do the thing that I do all the time, for a while.” And then you start thinking like “Woah, the thing that I do is so weird… and do I even like doing this thing that I do? I think I do, but I’m not sure.” 

ANDY WHITE: I relate to what you were saying, especially after a year passes and you’re like, “Will I ever do this again? Was that the end of it?” on the other hand, you’re like “What an insane way to live, and what a weird thing to make a routine out of.”

DEMARCO: It’s pretty much the weirdest possible life.

ANDY WHITE: Absolutely. I’m so stoked for it, though. I just want to get in the van man. I’m excited.

  

 

 



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