MACO

Biography

there are 2 artist goes by MACO 1) MACO - singer-songwriter from Hakodate, Hokkaido. She began writing songs at the age of 17 and began her music career in Hakodate. Her talent blossomed and in 2013, her singing and songwriting skills were recognized by ONEPEACE, who also manages Matt Cab and tofubeats. To promote her talent, MACO began publishing Japanese covers of songs by artists such as Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, and Ariana Grande. The videos garnered 6 million views in 5 months and in Apri...

there are 2 artist goes by MACO

1) MACO - singer-songwriter from Hakodate, Hokkaido. She began writing songs at the age of 17 and began her music career in Hakodate. Her talent blossomed and in 2013, her singing and songwriting skills were recognized by ONEPEACE, who also manages Matt Cab and tofubeats.

To promote her talent, MACO began publishing Japanese covers of songs by artists such as Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, and Ariana Grande. The videos garnered 6 million views in 5 months and in April 2014, she released her first indie mini-album "22", which topped the iTunes charts.

She was subsequently signed by Universal Music Japan and was the opening act of Ariana Grande's Japan tour

2) MACO - Before the age of 30 (Paul) Maco was already active in several groups, most notably Miss Cannonball. In the middle of the 1990s he helped produced several festivals of international reputation such as the Montreal Jazz Festival and Festival Nuits d'Afrique (also in Montreal). He created the recording studio 'Studio Apollo' with a friend in 1999. He is also the creator and producer of numerous theme parties.

Maco excels as a piano player as well as at the guitar. He was twice finalist during the last Gérneaux Gala for Best Original Music and Best Musical theme, and is the author of more than a hundred advertisting jingles, including his well known jingle for milk ('Si au moins j'étais deux') shown in Canada in 2005.
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