New Orleans, LA At just 19 years old, Mac NL is already carving out a distinct and powerful voice in the world of hip-hop. Hailing from the heart of New Orleans, this rising star has captured the attention of fans and industry insiders alike, amassing over 400,000 streams across digital platforms with a reputation built on lyrical confidence, hometown pride, and commanding stage presence.
Mac NL’s journey in music began early and with undeniable promise. At only 15 years old, he performed his first live show at Outkast Studios, a milestone that marked the beginning of his steady ascent through New Orleans’ rich and storied music scene. Since then, he has taken the stage at major events such as NOLA Funk Fest, and performed in iconic local venues including The Howlin’ Wolf, Kermit Ruffins’ Mother in Law Lounge, GASA GASA, and the legendary Tipitina’s, each performance showcasing a maturity and stage charisma well beyond his years.
Rooted in the culture, resilience, and energy of New Orleans, Mac NL combines sharp delivery with authentic storytelling, crafting music that resonates both with local fans and a growing global audience. His music reflects a deep connection to the city’s musical heritage while pushing the boundaries of modern Southern hip-hop.
Now, Mac NL is turning heads once again with the release of his latest single, “Been Finnesin”. The track is a confident and compelling snapshot of his hustle-driven mindset and artistic evolution, seamlessly merging catchy hooks with bold, self-assured lyricism. Already gaining traction on social media, “Been Finnesin” is more than just a song, it’s a statement of intent and a clear sign of the bright future that lies ahead for this prodigious talent.
With a rapidly expanding fan base, a proven record of high-energy live performances, and a sound that remains authentically tied to the soul of New Orleans, Mac NL is unquestionably an artist to watch in 2026 and beyond.
Follow Mac NL and stay up-to-date with his latest releases and performances on Instagram: @macnl_.
