Mac Miller’s ‘Circles’: Album Review The last album from the Pittsburgh-born rapper is quietly elegant and experimental.

Mac Miller‘s posthumous album, Circles — which was meant to be a companion to what turned out to be his final LP, Swimming — will be released January 17th, according to a note from Miller ...

Circles and Swimming are linked, not just thematically, but sonically, too. As Miller’s musicianship evolved, live bass lines and shimmering keyboard chords came to replace the mammoth synth ...

Followers of Miller’s artistic progression are no stranger to his singing voice—from his second album Watching Movies with the Sound Off to The Divine Feminine, fans listened as he became increasingly ...

★★★★★ Pittsburgh artist Mac Miller’s posthumous album, “Circles,” dropped last Friday to an outpouring of acclaim from critics, fans and fellow artists. The album, an extension of 2018’s “Swimming,” ...

Mac Miller’s posthumous album Circles hasn’t even been out for two months, but already, the album is getting a deluxe edition.Furthermore, the new version of the album is set to feature a pair ...

Circles, as anguished and tired as it is, is a comfortably ephemeral closing to Mac Miller and the legacy he left behind. This album takes us back to the heartbreak of Swimming ; we’ll never know how ...

Fans of Mac Miller are getting new music from the late rapper in 2020. In a post to the rapper's Instagram Wednesday, Miller's family announced that a new album, titled "Circles," will be released ...

Mac Miller was an American rapper. He rose to fame after releasing his breakthrough mixtapes 'K.I.D.S.' and 'Best Day Ever.' Mac Miller died of an accidental drug overdose in 2018. He later ...

Mac Miller’s death dealt an unexpected blow to the music world just months after his Swimming album, but fans were given the opportunity to say goodbye to him earlier this year with Circles.The ...

Mac Miller’s Posthumous Album ‘Circles’ is a Fitting Coda to His Career. He was growing as an artist, exploring sorrow while remaining unwaveringly optimistic. By Danny Schwartz.