#All mac miller albums and mixtapes for free
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#All mac miller albums and mixtapes mac

#All mac miller albums and mixtapes full

Rather than move forward with the plethora of demos and half-finished ideas, the family decided to clear the necessary samples and release Mac’s critically acclaimed mixtape ‘Faces’ for release on streaming services.Īfter years of hard work and effort from his family and musical team, the 2014 mixtape has finally arrived in his original vision for most of his fanbase to hear in full for the first time.

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The estate made the decision to first release his nearly finished 2020 album ‘Circles’, therefore completing the “Swimming in Circles” concept that Mac originally set out to complete.įollowing the companion album’s release, little was known of where the estate would go next, as it was an honorable decision to not capitalize on the abundance of unreleased material he left behind. Rather than following in the footsteps of Pop Smoke, Tupac or Juice WRLD’s estates with the release of partially finished songs and adding big-name features, the Miller estate took a more honorable path. With Mac’s devastating death in the fall of 2018, his family and estate took careful consideration with how they should move forward with the possible release of posthumous music. Cemented in the hall of fame of mixtapes, it drifted away from public popularity as the masses moved towards monetizing streaming services. When ‘Faces’ was originally released in 2014, it quickly became the most shared and discussed mixtape of this decade at the time.

For example, Miller created a darker beat tape under the title and name Delusional Thomas, as well as a jazz project under the pseudonym Lovestein & The Velvet Revival at the young age of 20. While most were released under his name, there were others released under alter-egos. Miller had a total of thirteen mixtapes that have been forgotten, excluding diehard Mac fans. Some of the most well-known artists that went on famed mixtape runs include Lil Wayne, Meek Mill and the beloved Mac Miller. The mixtape era has disappeared in the age of dominating streaming services, but that doesn’t mean that there are some true gems buried deep within the internet from some of our generation’s most beloved artists. The only downside as the Internet continued to evolve is that the general public moved away from downloadable files on their iPods and transitioned towards digital streaming services such as Spotify, Apple Music and TIDAL, among many others. The mixtape format allows artists to pursue full musical creativity, as clearing samples isn’t required as the artist isn’t monetizing from their song or project.

#All mac miller albums and mixtapes for free

Rather than profiting off of musical releases, artists had, and still have, the opportunity to publicly release digital mixtapes for free through websites such as YouTube and DatPiff.

The age of the mixtape was a strange one, to say the least.

The re-released project was blessed with a newly updated, glossy album cover. The critically acclaimed 2014 mixtape has finally made it to streaming services ‘Mac Miller Memoir’ Twitter | Photo Courtesy