Circles is Mac Miller's poignant final studio album, completed with the help of acclaimed producer Jon Brion. Seamlessly blending elements of hip-hop, soul, funk, and blues, the record offers a reflective, introspective journey through Miller's evolving artistry and heartfelt songwriting.
This acclaimed release showcases Miller’s signature blend of candid lyrics, smooth live instrumentation, and a growing exploration of his singing voice. Highlights include the T-Rex-inspired guitar on "Surf," a tender cover of Arthur Lee's "Everybody's Gotta Live," and production reminiscent of John Lennon's classic era, making Circles a memorable tribute to Mac Miller’s enduring impact.
- Format: Vinyl
- Color Vinyl
- Label: Warner Records
- Genre: Hip-Hop, Soul & Funk, Blues
- Release Date: 05/29/2020
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TRACKS
A1. Circles
A2. Complicated
A3. Blue World
A4. Good News
B1. I Can See
B2. Everybody
B3. Woods
B4. Hand Me Downs
C1. That's On Me
C2. Hands
C3. Surf
C4. Once A Day
D1. Right
D2. Floating
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Beautiful packaging and artwork to accompany one of the most amazing albums of a generation. No matter what genre you’re into if you like great songs and a relaxed vibe, you’ll enjoy every moment of this. I’ve loved Mac from the beginning of his career, early mixtapes and freestyles, and watched him flourish with every project he put out, finishing with this to sadly cap off a career and soul that will never be forgotten. RIP.
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I am a huge Mac miller fan and have been for years.. when I saw this vinyl I could not resist. I pre-ordered it and waited months until dec. 18th when it was released. The album is in beautiful condition, there are 2 records for Swimming and 2 records for Circles. Couple of bonus tracks. It is absolutely beautiful included is a photo book with pictures of Mac in the studio. I will seriously treasure this for the rest of my life. It was worth every penny to have this forever.
There's two ways to review this. One being the actual music/album itself. I'm assuming if you're looking at the vinyl version you know if you like the music, so I won't write about that.
With special 'color' albums (or in this case clear) I worry they sacrifice sound quality for novelty. They didn't here. They wisely pressed two records so the sound quality is on point. A must have for any Mac Miller fan
Is Hip-Hop crooner a thing? I feel like Mac made it a thing. He's been moving away from the frat rap for quite awhile so fans won't be surprised on the direction but what people will notice is how delicate and sparse the sound is. Not only compared to his own body of work but compared to most of the sonic-zeitgeist. Lyrically he seams at peace with his struggles but not defeated. It's actually a really beautiful, open and raw album.
Multiple songs are unlistenable due to it skipping really badly.