Learjet b/w Can You See The Sun?

by The Macks

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	1.	Learjet 02:36		buy track
	2.	Can You See The Sun? 05:13		buy track

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B-Side singles recorded in 2022 during the Dajiban sessions

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released March 17, 2023

Produced and performed by The Macks
Engineered by Ben Windheim
Mastered by Thaddeus Moore at Liquid Mastering
Photo artwork composed by Sam Fulwiler and captured by Ian Enger

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The Macks Portland, Oregon

All the identity, and none of the crisis! The Macks Are A Knife.

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May 16

Tractor Tavern

Seattle, WA
May 16

Kings Hall at Apex Art and Culture Center

Everett, WA
May 17

The Pearl

Vancouver, BC
May 19

The Get Down

Portland, OR
May 23

SOhO Restaurant & Music Club

Santa Barbara, CA
May 25

Troubadour

West Hollywood, CA
May 30

Andy's Bar

Denton, TX

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