Mac Miller's Posthumous Album Circles Decoded: Anxiety, 'the Other Side' and Ariana Grande
involving fentanyl, cocaine and ethanol. More than a year later, the late rapper's family announced earlier this month that his posthumous sixth studio album, "At the time of his passing, Malcolm was well into the process of recording his companion album to. Two different styles complementing each other, completing a circle—Swimming in Circles was the concept," his family explained in an Instagram statement.
And now, the world has. The album dropped on Friday, sending fans into the weekend with the final studio album from the beloved artist. Through the 12 tracks, Miller bares his soul as he raps about his inner conflicts, self-doubt and personal troubles. "Well, this is what it look like right before you fall/Stumblin' around, you've been guessing your direction/Next step, you can't see at all/And I don't have a name, I don't have a name, no/Who am I to blame? Who am I to blame though?/And I cannot be changed, I cannot be changed, no/Trust me, I've tried/I just end up right at the start of the line/Drawin' circles,""Inside my head is getting pretty cluttered /I try, but can't clean up this mess I...
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