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Our Complete List of Mac DeMarco Albums and Songs presents the Canadian singer-songwriter’s major solo releases from 2012 through 2025. Mac DeMarco was born on April 30, 1990, in Duncan, British Columbia, and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. Before recording under his own name, he released music with Makeout Videotape and developed the homemade recording approach that would remain central to his work.
DeMarco’s catalog does not fit neatly into a single category. It includes conventional studio albums, the debut mini-album Rock and Roll Night Club, the romantic mini-LP Another One, instrumental collections, and the 199-track archive One Wayne G. This catalog includes those major official releases while excluding separate demo albums, anniversary reissues, live albums, and individual singles.
Captured Tracks released DeMarco’s early solo work before he established Mac’s Record Label for Here Comes the Cowboy. His music has moved from warped guitar pop and home-recorded indie rock toward acoustic songwriting, sparse arrangements, travel-based instrumentals, and the intimate performances heard on Guitar.
Mac DeMarco Albums, Mini-LPs, and Major Releases
Rock and Roll Night Club (2012)
Released: March 13, 2012
Rock and Roll Night Club was DeMarco’s first official release under his own name. Captured Tracks issued it as an EP or mini-album rather than a conventional full-length studio album. Its slowed vocals, fictional radio interludes, blue-eyed-soul influence, and lo-fi guitar sound introduced the deliberately strange persona that surrounded DeMarco’s early solo career.
Original Track Listing:
- “Rock and Roll Night Club” – 3:10
- “96.7 The Pipe” – 0:34
- “Baby’s Wearing Blue Jeans” – 3:33
- “One More Tear to Cry” – 4:04
- “European Vegas” – 3:17
- “106.2 Breeze FM” – 1:00
- “She’s Really All I Need” – 3:03
- “Moving Like Mike” – 2:57
- “Me and Jon Hanging On” – 2:41
- “I’m a Man” – 2:32
Expanded-Edition Bonus Tracks:
- “Only You” – 3:00
- “Me and Mine” – 2:59
2 (2012)
Released: October 15, 2012
2 was DeMarco’s first full-length studio album. Recorded in Montreal, it retained the immediacy of his earlier home recordings while presenting a more cohesive collection of songs. “Freaking Out the Neighborhood,” “Ode to Viceroy,” and “My Kind of Woman” became defining tracks from his early catalog.
Track Listing:
- “Cooking Up Something Good” – 2:41
- “Dreaming” – 2:27
- “Freaking Out the Neighborhood” – 2:53
- “Annie” – 3:10
- “Ode to Viceroy” – 3:53
- “Robson Girl” – 2:56
- “The Stars Keep On Calling My Name” – 2:22
- “My Kind of Woman” – 3:10
- “Boe Zaah” – 1:41
- “Sherrill” – 2:29
- “Still Together” – 3:39
Salad Days (2014)
Released: April 1, 2014
Salad Days expanded DeMarco’s audience while preserving his home-recorded sound. The album addresses touring, aging, relationships, and the pressure created by his rapid rise. “Passing Out Pieces” introduced a stronger keyboard presence, while “Chamber of Reflection” became one of his most widely recognized recordings.
Track Listing:
- “Salad Days” – 2:25
- “Blue Boy” – 2:06
- “Brother” – 3:32
- “Let Her Go” – 3:02
- “Goodbye Weekend” – 2:59
- “Let My Baby Stay” – 4:08
- “Passing Out Pieces” – 2:47
- “Treat Her Better” – 3:49
- “Chamber of Reflection” – 3:51
- “Go Easy” – 3:24
- “Jonny’s Odyssey” – 2:38
Some Other Ones (2015)
Originally released: July 2015
Full digital and vinyl release: November 8, 2023
DeMarco recorded Some Other Ones in five days at his home in Far Rockaway, Queens. He first offered the instrumental collection as a free “BBQ soundtrack” connected with a promotional barbecue and food-bank drive for Another One. The 2023 reissue brought the project to major streaming platforms and vinyl for the first time.
Track Listing:
- “Little Pepper” – 2:39
- “Onion Man” – 2:44
- “Peters Pickles” – 1:59
- “Don Juan” – 1:56
- “Young Coconut” – 2:42
- “Hachiko” – 2:42
- “Fish Terry” – 2:03
- “Hoso Boyo” – 3:02
- “Special K” – 2:20
Another One (2015)
Released: August 7, 2015
Another One is an eight-song mini-LP centered on romantic uncertainty, rejection, and affection that is not returned. The songs retain DeMarco’s relaxed surface while using keyboards, chorus-heavy guitars, and understated vocals to create a more melancholy atmosphere.
Track Listing:
- “The Way You’d Love Her” – 2:36
- “Another One” – 2:40
- “No Other Heart” – 2:53
- “Just to Put Me Down” – 3:18
- “A Heart Like Hers” – 4:02
- “I’ve Been Waiting for Her” – 2:47
- “Without Me” – 2:57
- “My House by the Water” – 2:34
This Old Dog (2017)
Released: May 5, 2017
This Old Dog marked a turn toward acoustic guitar, synthesizers, and more personal writing. DeMarco addressed aging, family history, his relationship with his father, and the fear of repeating inherited patterns. “For the First Time,” “On the Level,” and “Moonlight on the River” became central songs in his later concert repertoire.
Track Listing:
- “My Old Man” – 3:41
- “This Old Dog” – 2:30
- “Baby You’re Out” – 2:37
- “For the First Time” – 3:02
- “One Another” – 2:46
- “Still Beating” – 3:01
- “Sister” – 1:18
- “Dreams from Yesterday” – 3:27
- “A Wolf Who Wears Sheeps Clothes” – 2:49
- “One More Love Song” – 4:01
- “On the Level” – 3:47
- “Moonlight on the River” – 7:02
- “Watching Him Fade Away” – 2:23
Here Comes the Cowboy (2019)
Released: May 10, 2019
Here Comes the Cowboy was the first Mac DeMarco studio album released through Mac’s Record Label. Its sparse tempos, repeated phrases, dry production, and long stretches of open space represented a deliberate move away from the denser guitar sound of his Captured Tracks records.
Track Listing:
- “Here Comes the Cowboy” – 3:00
- “Nobody” – 3:32
- “Finally Alone” – 2:24
- “Little Dogs March” – 2:29
- “Preoccupied” – 3:59
- “Choo Choo” – 2:39
- “K” – 3:33
- “Heart to Heart” – 3:31
- “Hey Cowgirl” – 2:15
- “On the Square” – 3:29
- “All of Our Yesterdays” – 4:03
- “Skyless Moon” – 4:04
- “Baby Bye Bye” – 7:29
Five Easy Hot Dogs (2023)
Released: January 20, 2023
Five Easy Hot Dogs is a fourteen-track instrumental studio album recorded during a road trip across North America in 2022. The song titles identify the locations where the recordings were made, beginning in Gualala, California, and ending in Rockaway, New York.
Track Listing:
- “Gualala” – 2:43
- “Gualala 2” – 2:26
- “Crescent City” – 2:27
- “Portland” – 3:05
- “Portland 2” – 2:12
- “Victoria” – 2:41
- “Vancouver” – 2:37
- “Vancouver 2” – 2:02
- “Vancouver 3” – 2:47
- “Edmonton” – 2:23
- “Edmonton 2” – 2:43
- “Chicago” – 2:24
- “Chicago 2” – 2:12
- “Rockaway” – 2:06
One Wayne G (2023)
Released: April 21, 2023
One Wayne G is a 199-track digital collection assembled from recordings dated between May 2018 and January 2023. Most pieces use their recording date as the title, while a smaller group of songs also carries a conventional name. The release functions as an enormous archive of demos, instrumentals, songs, sketches, and studio experiments rather than a conventional studio album.
Complete Track Listing:
- “20180512”
- “20180529”
- “20180701”
- “20180702”
- “20180702 2”
- “20180816”
- “20180913”
- “20180924”
- “20180927”
- “20180930”
- “20181002”
- “20181019”
- “20181108”
- “20181212”
- “20190127”
- “20190205”
- “20190205 2”
- “20190205 3”
- “20190206”
- “20190210”
- “20190622”
- “20190722”
- “20190723”
- “20190724”
- “20190724 2”
- “20190726”
- “20190728”
- “20190729”
- “20190730”
- “20190801”
- “20190802”
- “20190813”
- “20190813 2”
- “20190813 3”
- “20190826”
- “20191009 I Like Her”
- “20191010 No Doubt About It”
- “20191011 You Made The Bed”
- “20191012 Fooled By Love”
- “20191202”
- “20191215”
- “20191216”
- “20191219”
- “20191227”
- “20191228”
- “20191229”
- “20200101”
- “20200107”
- “20200107 2”
- “20200108”
- “20200109”
- “20200115”
- “20200223”
- “20200225”
- “20200228”
- “20200229”
- “20200229 2”
- “20200316”
- “20200317”
- “20200323”
- “20200323 2”
- “20200324”
- “20200326”
- “20200327”
- “20200329”
- “20200330”
- “20200402”
- “20200801”
- “20200802”
- “20200808”
- “20200811”
- “20200812”
- “20200813”
- “20200816 She Want The Sandwich”
- “20200817 Proud True Toyota”
- “20200819 She Get The Gold Star”
- “20200820 Turn My TV on”
- “20200821 Cowboy Shit”
- “20200823 Inside The Beavers Dam”
- “20200922”
- “20201022”
- “20201023”
- “20201023 2”
- “20201110”
- “20201110 2”
- “20201111”
- “20201111 2”
- “20201115”
- “20201119”
- “20201119 2”
- “20201124”
- “20201125”
- “20201126”
- “20201126 2”
- “20201126 3”
- “20201127”
- “20201128”
- “20201128 2”
- “20201128 3”
- “20201203”
- “20201228”
- “20201230”
- “20201231”
- “20210215 Ball For The Coach”
- “20210216 Goodnight Baby”
- “20210217 Scarecrow”
- “20210218 Round Here”
- “20210220 China”
- “20210220 Stratocaster”
- “20210221 Father Of The Year”
- “20210301”
- “20210303”
- “20210306”
- “20210306 2”
- “20210306 3”
- “20210306 4”
- “20210307”
- “20210327”
- “20210507”
- “20210511”
- “20210516”
- “20210517”
- “20210518”
- “20210529”
- “20210601”
- “20210603”
- “20210606”
- “20210612”
- “20210616”
- “20210616 2”
- “20210621”
- “20210629”
- “20210629 2”
- “20210630”
- “20210701”
- “20210702”
- “20210702 2”
- “20210704”
- “20210709”
- “20210713”
- “20210714”
- “20210720”
- “20210720 2”
- “20210722”
- “20210722 2”
- “20210813”
- “20210815”
- “20210818”
- “20211121”
- “20211121 2”
- “20211122”
- “20211126”
- “20211128”
- “20211128 2”
- “20211129”
- “20211129 2”
- “20211129 3”
- “20220122”
- “20220128”
- “20220129”
- “20220201”
- “20220202”
- “20220202 2”
- “20220204”
- “20220223”
- “20220328”
- “20220329”
- “20220329 2”
- “20220329 3”
- “20220330”
- “20220331”
- “20220401”
- “20220422”
- “20220507”
- “20220508”
- “20220609”
- “20221102 The Truth”
- “20221103”
- “20221118”
- “20221118 2”
- “20221119”
- “20221120”
- “20221120 2”
- “20221121”
- “20221122”
- “20221124”
- “20221125”
- “20221126”
- “20221127”
- “20221129”
- “20221213”
- “20221217”
- “20221217 2”
- “20230102”
- “20230103”
- “20230105”
- “20230108”
- “20230109”
- “20230114”
Guitar (2025)
Released: August 22, 2025
Guitar returned DeMarco to a concise vocal album after the instrumental travelogue of Five Easy Hot Dogs and the archival scale of One Wayne G. DeMarco wrote, recorded, performed, and mixed the twelve songs himself, creating a direct and intimate record built around guitar, voice, and restrained arrangements.
Track Listing:
- “Shining” – 3:08
- “Sweeter” – 2:59
- “Phantom” – 1:50
- “Nightmare” – 2:16
- “Terror” – 3:03
- “Rock and Roll” – 3:02
- “Home” – 2:11
- “Nothing at All” – 3:16
- “Punishment” – 2:00
- “Knockin” – 2:20
- “Holy” – 2:24
- “Rooster” – 2:25
Updated August 4, 2026.
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