IMAC Patel, also known as "Indian Mac" or Marmik Patel, blazes trails as the first New Age Gujarati rapper in the USA. Hailing from Atlanta, he embarked on his musical journey in 1997, initially crafting beats with HammerHead before transitioning to FL Studio in 1998, which became his preferred digital audio workstation (DAW). Collaborating with local talents from Rome, GA, he honed his skills, crafting rap songs and remixes for Indian singer Raghav. Driven by his musical fervor, IMAC Patel delved into DJing, gracing numerous significant private events while persistently producing beats across various genres, including Hip-Hop, Rap, R&B, and Bollywood. In 2020, he embarked on a quest to refine his craft, undertaking courses in Music Production, Mixing, and Mastering at "PartyMap Academy, India," under the tutelage of Dipshankar Das (DSD), a revered multi-genre producer and DJ from India. This collaboration sparked a creative synergy, leading to the inception of original Gujarati songs, co-written and produced with Dipshankar Das. Their collaborations garnered substantial attention from both audiences and industry insiders, further solidifying MAC Patel's position as a pioneering force in the music scene. Additionally, he ventured into remixing top Bollywood hits, showcasing his versatility and innovation in music production.