Year of Mac
Welcome to "Year of Mac," a yearlong endeavor to honor Mac Miller's legacy once a week across a series of personal essays, critiques, retrospectives, and interviews. We'll be covering everything from his discography and growth to old concert footage and lost tracks, to old mixtapes and skits, and anything else you could think of as it relates to Mac.
Big Jerm Remembers Mac Miller & ‘Best Day Ever’
“He would literally do anything to be in the studio.”
Mac Miller was Reborn on "Inertia"
“Inertia” is our past darkness, and is our foray into the rebirth of Mac Miller.
“Used to Wanna Be a Superhero”: On Mac Miller & the Superhero Motif
Mac Miller did not want to be a superhero, but he will go down as a legend.
Thelonious Martin Remembers Mac Miller (Interview)
“I can’t think of more of a pure person.”
Mac Miller’s 10 Best Love Songs, Ranked
Sadly, I was not allowed to make every Mac Miller love song his best love song.
Mac Miller's Most Rewarding Preamble—The 'Circles' EP
On Mac Miller's “Buttons,” “Programs,” & “Small Worlds”
Syd Remembers Mac Miller (Interview)
Our latest installment in Year of Mac is a special interview with close friend and collaborator Syd, of The Internet.
Mac Miller’s ‘Run-On Sentences, Volume Two’ Was an Assault on Our Senses
Year of Mac continues with Larry Fisherman's warped and demented second tape.
Mac Miller, ‘Live From Space’ and Beyond
Mac Miller's 'Live From Space' was much, much more than just a live album.
Rostrum’s Benjy Grinberg Remembers Mac Miller
Year of Mac continues with Benjy Grinberg to talk all things Mac, Rostrum, and legacy.
Year of Mac: Welcome to ‘The High Life’
Mac Miller did not take his time for granted, and ‘The High Life’ is our proof.
E. Dan Reflects on His Relationship with Mac Miller
“Not only did he change my life by the music he made, but he changed my life as a person.”
Mac Miller’s ‘You’ Was a Stunning Creative Flex
Spare a moment for jazz with Larry Lovestein and The Velvet Revival?
Mac Miller's ‘Blue Slide Park’ Was About Not Taking Happiness for Granted
‘Blue Slide Park’ is an ode to youth, but also a cautionary tale.
