Before the VMAs, Mac Miller was back on Power 105.1 yesterday morning. He spoke on being the first independent artist making Forbes, EP with Pharrell, next album and more. Sidebar: Mac On Wiz & Amber Baby
Look up in the sky and it’s Mac Miller with a new record featuring ScHoolboy Q. A PlaneCarBoat seems like a good idea, but much like this song, it’s probably best left as one.
Mac Miller just created a Soundcloud account and got happy releasing previously recorded music. For the cut below, he gets his screw on.
Mac Miller continued his rounds in the Big Apple yesterday and decided to drop his own bombs on the mic with
Pac Div cruises with Mac Miller and Raven Sorvino on their latest cut, produced by Thelonious Martin. Sounds like the most innovative music you’ll find.
Mac Miller visited Sway In The Morning on Shade 45 this week and at the close of his interview recited “Desperado” over M-O-B-B’s classic.
Still “Onaroll” comes Mac and Pharrell with the second leak from their collaborative project. From the sounds of it, this is something we’ll be watching out for. Pink Slime coming soon.
Mac Miller and Wiz Khalifa’s Under The Influence tour rolled into New York last night at Jones Beach’s Nikon Theater. Mac put on an excellent show and following his set, he explained to MTV how rewarding it was to rock the 15,000 seater.
While on his tour bus, Mac Miller kicks it with FUSE and explains the concept behind his Pink Slime project with Pharell. No artificial flavor.
As summer unwinds, Mac will keep his Macadelic Tour going with special guests YG and Travis Porter starting September 13 in Louisville, KY. Purchase tix here. See if it hits your city after the jump.
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