Mere moments before unleashing his Macadelic mixtape, the man himself hit up YN to chop it up about critics, creative freedom, being labeled a “happy rapper”, and reaction to his successful debut, Blue Slide Park.
Seems like it’s Mac Miller day today. After releasing a promo, a new video and shortly after calling into EVR, Mr. Miller finally releases his new mixtape. Tracklist, stream and download link after the jump.
Macadelic will be here shortly. But before it arrives, Mac flips the switch, but turns on the black lights for his new clip. This should be played at high volume. Preferably in a residential area.
Clean your room, Malcolm. To help plug his
[vodpod id=Video.16246495&w=540&h=350&fv=] Mac’s dropping his Macadelic mixtape this Friday and while in Austin, he spoke on the project and its collaborations. He left one of the features out, but promises it will be big. Find out in four days.
Mac who gracefully bowed out with two MTV Woodie awards during yesterday’s ceremony also hit the stage for a live performance of his new record. Mr. Miller also announced his Macadelic mixtape drops in 7 days.
Need more soul? Well for one of the standout cuts off Mac Miller’s Blue Slide Park, Raekwon and De La Soul’s Posdnuos adds a little of their energy for the remix. It don’t get better than this folks.
Over Big Jerm’s producion, Mac and Diggy both define their swag for this new collaboration. No word yet, if this will end up on Mac Miller’s Macadelic project, but its dope nonetheless. uhtn
Nearly a week after premiering this live in PA, Mac keeps it all the way turned up with the mp3, produced by Big Jerm & Sayez. Macadelic coming soon.
Turn up the volume. During Mac’s gig at Thiel College on Saturday night, he
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