Big-name features may be in store.īut don’t expect: Mac to compromise his vision in any way. Stick around: for those quaint, infectiously simple bangers Mac likes to toss into his projects.
Prepare yourself: for most songs to meander around hazy abstractions before arriving at hung-over conclusions. Also, some lady love.Īlso expect: some left-field production, from Miller and others. Here’s what you should probably expect from the Piffsburgh MC’s latest body of work.ĭo expect: something that sounds like “Watching Movies…” and “Faces” had sex and conceived a toddler – but the toddler has free will, making it liable to change its mind and do erratic shit when it wants.Īlso expect: syrupy drug songs and cash raps, laced in introspection and bipolarity. With that being said, we here at circuit1994 decided to speculate a bit about what’s in store for the rest of the album. The music video marks this shift as Miller leaves his school play to go spaz in front of a hydraulics-boosted Chevy. Half-way through the track, the mood changes with a crazy beat shift and some sleight of hand. The classic hook from Diddy’s “Bad Boys for Life” makes an appearance, too, adding to the song’s lively theme and reminding us that Mac’s got a major-label budget behind him for the first time. The track comes off a bit more upbeat than his most recent “Faces” project, and surprisingly, his confidence stands out more than his tortured soul, something we haven’t seen too much of since his earlier offerings from several years ago. Well, as of three days ago the song’s official music video is up on the web, and you can peep the audio on Miller’s SoundCloud or Spotify pages. Then a couple days later, in Nebraska of all places – at the Grassroots Music Festival – Miller performed a mystery song titled “100 Grandkids,” and we wet ourselves.
It all started on July 30 when Mac – real name Malcolm – logged onto his Twitter and began to spread the good news to his nearly 5 million followers. You can preorder it on ITunes now if you so wish.įor some of you, this may be a lot to handle right now, but we’ll walk you through it. Miller’s major-label debut, “GO:OD A.M.,” is slated to drop on September 18 via REMember Music/Warner Bros. Last week Mac Miller made our ears gasm when he revealed he would be dropping a new album, his first in over two years.
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