Introducing Larry Fisherman, the alter ego and production moniker of the late Mac Miller, whose innovative beats and genre-blending collaborations helped shape the sound of modern hip-hop.
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- Museum-quality poster
- Thick, long-lasting matte, low-glare paper - 200 gsm
- Frame not included
- Shipped in sturdy packaging for protection
- Available in six sizes (A4, A3, 30x45 cm, A2, 50x70 cm, A1)
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Enter the world of Larry Fisherman, the multi-talented artist and producer who pushed the boundaries of hip-hop with his innovative beats and collaborations. Known to many as Mac Miller's production alter ego, Larry Fisherman was the sonic architect behind some of Miller's most beloved projects, including "Watching Movies with the Sound Off" and "The Divine Feminine." With a sound that blended elements of jazz, soul, and hip-hop, Larry Fisherman's production style was characterized by its intricate arrangements and attention to detail. He was a true artist in his own right, releasing several instrumental projects under the Larry Fisherman moniker, including the critically acclaimed "Run-On Sentences, Vol. 1." But Larry Fisherman's impact extended far beyond his work as Mac Miller. He collaborated with a diverse range of artists, including Earl Sweatshirt, Ab-Soul, and Action Bronson, and his production credits can be found on several albums and mixtapes. Tragically, Mac Miller passed away in 2018, leaving behind a profound legacy in the music world. As Larry Fisherman, he had already cemented his place as one of the most innovative producers of his generation, pushing the boundaries of hip-hop and inspiring countless artists to follow in his footsteps. Larry Fisherman may have been a pseudonym, but the artist behind it was anything but. His impact on the music world will continue to be felt for years to come, as his pioneering spirit and boundary-pushing sound continue to inspire artists around the globe.
