Mac Miller has beat the odds on more than one occasion, but now they’re in his favor.
The Pittsburgh rapper released two LPs through independent, hometown label Rostrum Records, both of which sold at least 100,000 copies in their first week, and the first of which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200. Shortly after the release of the latter of the two, Watching Movies With The Sound Off, Miller left Rostrum in favor of Warner Bros. Records, a major label, with whom he signed a $10 million deal. Since then, his radio play and pop output has remained scarce/non-existent, but GO:OD AM marks his first big-engine release, and it’ll be interesting to see what he’s come up with.
To find out, you no longer have to wait until September 18, the album’s official release date. Courtesy of NPR, you can stream Mac’s 3rd LP right now, featuring appearances from Chief Keef, Ab-Soul, Miguel, Lil B and Little Dragon.
Let the whole thing play through below, or go a la carte over at NPR.