Mac Miller and Lord Finesse finally came to an agreement. Last July, Finesse filed a
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Apparently being the first indie artist to top Billboard in the 21st century wasn’t enough for Mac Miller. You didn’t like Blue Slide Park? Well he addressed you naysayers on Macadelic. Young Malcom followed his dreams and boasts about his new reality on the funky “Thoughts From A Balcony”. After gettin’ strung out on the trippy “Vitamins”, Mr. Miller sobers up and steps up his wordplay on songs like the nifty “Sunlight” and especially the durable “Desperado”. Make no mistake, […]
Chuck Inglish of the Cool Kids steps behind the MPC on this new cut featuring Mac Miller and Ab-Soul. Give it a listen, it’s worth the time. ao
Mac Miller introduced the world to his alter-ego Larry Lovestein on his You EP and returns this Christmas morning with his rendition of “Baby It’s Cold Outside” with Ariana Grande. Bundle up.
Troy Ave and DJ Holiday are ushering in a
Weezy’s heading overseas for his first European excursion next year and he’s bringing along 2 Chainz and Mac Miller. Tour kicks off March 8th and tickets for certain shows are now available on Ticketmaster. Check out additional dates after the jump.
Last Thursday, Mac Miller and The Come Up crew visited Statik Selektah’s radio show and individually showcased their talents one by one. Listen up and pay attention.
In the wee hours of the morning, Mac Miller transformed back to his producing alter-ego, Larry Fisherman and lays out his latest installment of free music.
L.A.’s House of Blues was packed with fans and guests—including Jesus for Jesus Piece’s release concert. Of course, it was only right to end the “Celebration” with Bone Thugs. HHH has a gang of footage below.
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