We’re taking bets as to whether “Don’t Make Me” by Easy Mccoy will be featured in episode 202 of Max’s comedy series Bookie, premiering Thursday, December 19th. The odds are definitely in your favor! Easy Mccoy Easy Mccoy is a Seattle-born rapper and lyricist now based in Portland, known for his dynamic and empowering hip-hop style. Drawing from influences like Nas, Talib Kweli, and Ice Cube, his music features uplifting and motivational themes and has achieved significant sync success with his tracks featured in countless productions. Bookie on Max The series follows a veteran bookie struggling to survive the impending legalization of sports gambling, increasingly unstable clients, family and co-workers. This season, full of relatable mishaps, it chronicles one man’s journey to adapt to an ever-changing world as he attempts to charm and con his way to the top. Check out this season’s official trailer here:
Alexander Wren is starting off his sophomore album with a soulful and funky blues shuffle called “Internal Jukebox”. The witty lyrics shine a light on all the different genres within the music he holds close. Don’t we all have our own little internal jukebox? ‘Internal Jukebox’ was written on my Wurlitzer electric piano in my Manhattan apartment. With it, I sought to celebrate my musical heritage and the generations of diverse musicians who have come before me and show how closely music intermingles with my DNA. The Midwest native turned New York local has been fine-tuning his craft for almost a decade and can undoubtedly create a great song. His music has been featured on a wide range of editorial playlists and with brands like Adobe, OnlyVinyl and Starbucks. As trends and instant gratification dominate our world, Alexander Wren seeks something different. The Classic American Song.