The Divine Feminine turns ten with three bonus tracks
His estate released a tenth anniversary edition with “Grand,” “Channel 13” and “Butterflies,” all drawn from the original album sessions.
uk.complex.comExplore the anniversary releaseMac Miller (1992–2018) was a Pittsburgh rapper, singer and producer whose music grew from teenage mixtapes into the reflective worlds of Swimming and Circles.
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His estate released a tenth anniversary edition with “Grand,” “Channel 13” and “Butterflies,” all drawn from the original album sessions.
uk.complex.comExplore the anniversary releaseThe 2016 television performance returned in a version produced, directed and edited by Sam Balaban, with appearances by Ariana Grande, CeeLo Green, NJOMZA and DāM-FunK.
The official channel shared a trailer for the restored 2016 performance and announced its October 2 release.
The previously unreleased song arrived through Warner Records, ahead of The Divine Feminine anniversary edition. Taylor Graves produced it, with Thundercat on bass.
qobuz.comListen to Butterflies and view creditsThundercat released “She Knows Too Much,” featuring Mac, through Brainfeeder. Its credits include producer Greg Kurstin and songwriting by Malcolm McCormick, Stephen Bruner and Taylor Graves.
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