It's an interesting time of year as summer gets underway, and we all drop our shoulders in the heat for a moment of ...

Mac Miller fans worldwide are mesmerized by a Delaware artist who made his 'Balloonerism' album art. Here’s the story behind it.

A Lego artist who remade the late rapper Mac Miller's "Balloonerism" album cover is just one of many Mac fans around the world who are paying homage to Wilmington painter Alim Smith. What happens ...

Mac Miller’s “Balloonerism” is his seventh studio album and second posthumous release following his death in 2018. The album features collaborations with Thundercat, SZA and Ashley All Day. The album ...

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, ...

Mac Miller's second posthumous album shows emerging moments of musical soul-searching while staying tethered to the ingenious rhymes of the rapper's early career.

Balloonerism released two days before what would have been Miller’s 31st birthday and exactly five years post-Circles, the singer’s first posthumous album. Balloonerism is its contrasting ...

Released Jan. 17, two days before what would have been Mac Miller’s 33rd birthday, “Balloonerism” reveals the relationship between a man and death. Addiction is a key theme throughout “Balloonerism.” ...

Balloonerism, by Mac Miller, was released on Jan. 17. It is the second posthumous album released by his family-managed estate. The project, made in 2014, was shelved in favor of the release of Faces, ...

“Balloonerism,” which was recorded during a feverishly creative period between 2013 and 2014, is 2025’s first posthumous album, but it also feels like a moment for reflection on the practice at large.

Miller and SZA worked together often during that period, producing tracks that ended up on her third EP. SZA returns the favor on “Balloonerism” with contributions that are subtle, not showy.

Miller also referenced Debbie Downer in the track “Avian” from “Watching Movies With the Sound Off.” “Balloonerism” isn’t the first posthumous release from Miller, who died in 2018.