On Top Album Sales, Miller triumphs over a surging Gracie Abrams ... Rounding out the rest of the top 10: the Wicked soundtrack (moving 2-3), Stray Kids’ HOP (5-4), Chappell Roan’s The Rise and Fall ...

Mac Miller's Balloonerism debuts at No. 1 on the Official Hip-Hop and R&B Albums chart, posthumously earning the star his ...

Mac Miller fans rejoice. The late rapper’s estate ... In the animated trailer, some kids and rodents embark on an epic journey with trippy visuals. The trailer is scored with the Balloonerism ...

There is something incredibly eerie and unsettling about listening to the music of someone who is no longer with us. The late ...

Six years after his death, Pittsburgh-based rapper Mac Miller posthumously appears on atop the Billboard 200 with “Balloonerism,” a 14-song set that dates back to 2014. Debuting at No. 3, ...

“Balloonerism” is a deeply profound narrative, discussing Miller’s drug addiction and how it played a role in his career as a musician. The captivating tracks and the sincerity of the lyrics only ...

Mac Miller's family is keeping his spirit alive with the release of short film to accompany previously unreleased music that is coming out this month. "Balloonerism: A Film Based On The Album By ...

Miller's posthumous album, 'Balloonerism,' features SZA on the track "DJ's Chord Organ" John Salangsang/Billboard via Getty; Robin Marchant/Getty Upon the release of Mac Miller's posthumous album ...

Amazon has released exclusive vinyl and merch to celebrate the release of Mac Miller‘s posthumous album “Balloonerism,” out Friday. “Balloonerism” is the second posthumous album from ...

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The year is 2014. Mac Miller has defied hip-hop norms as a successful, independent act whose sound has impressively evolved from easygoing frat-rap to psychedelic hip-hop. He is living in Los ...

On “Do You Have a Destination?” a track from Mac Miller’s “Balloonerism,” his second posthumous release, the rapper muses on one of his most frequently explored topics: life and death.