Over a decade after its initial creation in 2014 and seven years after Mac Miller’s tragic death in 2018, Miller’s second posthumous and seventh studio album “Balloonerism” released Friday.

It's been over six years since we tragically lost rapper Mac Miller at the age of just 26 years old. Miller was a revolutionary in the rap game and left

“Balloonerism” was shelved around 2014 in favor of the album “Watching Movies With the Sound Off” and the mixtape “Faces.” To my ear, it's closer to “Faces” but rawer and less intense. Even so, just having Miller back in our ears is a reason to celebrate.

"Balloonerism," the second posthumous set from rapper Mac Miller's vaults, leads a batch of new music releases that also includes titles from David Gray, Lanco, Rufus Wainwright and newcomers Willow Avalon and Metal Bubble Trio.

Mac Miller's family is releasing another posthumous album five years after "Circles" came out. "Balloonerism" will be accompanied by a short film.

SZA is reflecting on her friendship with Mac Miller after the release of his posthumous album, Balloonerism. On Friday (Jan. 17), the 35-year-old Grammy-winning artist honored the late Pittsburgh rapper,

SZA shouted out Mac Miller in new social media, celebrating the release of his posthumous album, Balloonerism. The late rapper's seventh studio album and second posthumous album (2020's Circles is his first) released on Friday,

SZA shared a bittersweet tribute to Mac Miller as the rapper’s posthumous Balloonerism released on Friday, with the singer encouraging her fans to listen to the new record as well. “I love my friend I miss my friend,

SZA gave a heartfelt dedication to her "friend" Mac Miller, aligned with the late rapper's second posthumous album, Balloonerism. Upon the album's release on Friday (Jan. 18), SZA, who's featured on "DJ's Chord Organ,