(Image credit: Mac Miller/Spotify) Vintage throwback hip-hop that strays from the well-explored coastal tracks and celebrates lesser-known heroes of the genre. Think Camp Lo, Big L and Mac Miller alongside Drake, Ghostface Killah, Eminem and Nas. Got a pressing Zoom meeting or big grocery shop ahead? Get the cans on and stream this. Mac Miller’s Spotify Singles have been released posthumously today (Nov. 28), almost three months after his death in September at the age of 26.
For the pre-recorded sessions, Miller performed his Swimming cut “Dunno” along with a cover of the Grammy-nominated 1974 Billy Preston hit “Nothing From Nothing.”
Mac Miller Acoustic Spotify Singles Hits
These brand new Mac Miller sessions are just the latest two-track release from Spotify’s Singles series, which racked up more than 1 billion streams earlier this year. The series now has two years under its belt, and was designed with the era of 45s and traditional singles in mind, according to a rep from Spotify. Spotify premium howto download songs.
Miller died at his Studio City home back in September due to an accidental drug overdose. During the Celebration of Life event for the late rapper at the Greek in Los Angeles the following month, friends and collaborators gathered to pay tribute to the 26-year-old, whose latest album Swimming has gotten him some of the most glowing reviews of his career yet.
You can stream both songs below exclusively via Spotify.
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Spotify for free jailbreak. Spotify has posthumously released two new tracks recorded by Mac Miller. The pair includes Swimming track 'Dunno,' as well as a cover of Billy Preston's 'Nothing from Nothing.'
The tracks feature Miller only backed by piano, giving a haunting stripped-back take on each. 'Dunno' is thought by many fans to have been penned about his ex-girlfriend Ariana Grande.
Mac Miller Acoustic Spotify Singles Songs
Miller died in early September from a combination of drugs. He had released his final studio album, Swimming, one month prior, which suggests that these two tracks could have been the product of his last time in the studio.