Yeah, we kept hanging the whole weekend and we just kept playing this song and I couldn't like, I didn't really realize how great this song was or how beautiful and how just like, how layered the song was. I was just kind of just all struck about what happened and how

like I kept my cool and everything and how I'm here with like my favorite artist and yeah man just the whole weekend Mac just kept playing and he was like man like we did something really special we did something really special.

Now today's special episode of Dissect, I sit down with Australian musician Barro Sura, the guest vocalist on Mac Miller's hand-me-downs, a song which he also co-wrote and plays drums on.

Barrow is an extremely talented artist whose 2017 self-produced project, Just Problems You Need to Know,

is definitely worth your time and attention.

Today, Barrow tells us his story of amazing. You can find links to Barrow's music and socials in the description of this episode.

I hope you enjoy our conversation.

Welcome everyone to a special episode of Disect. I'm your host Cole

Kishna and today I have the pleasure of being joined by Barocura who's coming

to us all the way from Australia. So man, thanks for doing this.

What's up? Thanks for having me, man. What's going on?

Now I'm just really excited to get to talk to you.

As the only guest feature on Max Final Project, this is definitely an honor to be talking to you.

Thank you, man. Yeah, let's get right into it. So I guess my first question is just like

where did this start, know this relationship between you

and Mac and and how this song you know ultimately came to be like where did that

how did you guys first like link up so we first linked the. So I was listening to Max since I was 14 in year 9. I remember

when my friend put me on to Kool-Aid and frozen pizza ever since then I was just like every release

I'd be I'd be on it and I'd just be listening and you know watching movies came out and then he just became like you know I'd look at I'd look at

everything and like I could see the nuance of that whole album and just how much

it meant to me at the time it came out and it was a lot like him there so much and yeah like over the

years I was just like just an avid like fan and listener of everything he'd release and one year I saw

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