Mac Miller - The Divine Feminine (September 16, 2016)

1. "Congratulations" (feat. Bilal)
2. "Dang!" (feat. Anderson .Paak)
3. "Stay"
4. "Skin"
5. "Cinderella" (feat. Ty Dolla $ign)
6. "Planet God Damn" (feat. Njomza)
7. "Soulmate"
8. "We" (feat. CeeLo Green)
9. "My Favorite Part" (feat. Ariana Grande)
10. "God Is Fair, Sexy, Nasty" (feat. Kendrick Lamar)

 

Really liked Dang! still have to check out the other. Last album was good too, good to see he progresses with each release.

 

Was indifferent about Dang but I like We a good amount.

 

Give me a Paak only remix of Dang

 

mac's pretty dece on it tho

 

yeah hes fine but paak on the beat is def the draw for me

 

paak is this year's go-to hook man

 

track with Ari coming tomorrow

 

Concise project = excited. His mixtapes have always been way too meandering for my attention span.

 

This might be the first good Mac Miller project. I've liked bits and pieces of his last couple of albums, but wouldn't say I really enjoy any of his work as a whole. I like all three of these songs a decent amount.

 

Faces was good

 

I'm a fan of GO:OD AM and Watching Movies with the Sound Off, although I do think the latter loses momentum towards the end

 

This album is really mellow compared to his other stuff and I don't know if it works for him. Also I think Mac sings far too much on this, during the making of this album did no one tell him that he's a really shitty singer lol

After one listen, highlights are "Dang!", "Planet God Damn" and "We". I like "My Favorite Part" too but only because of Ariana

 

Liking this a lot. His singing is fine for what he's going for.

 

Haven't heard it, but i've got a thing for rappers that can't sing that still sing regardless.

 

Mac Miller: The Divine Feminine Album Review | Pitchfork

 

This is growing on me. It's definitely his most cohesive album

 

Great performance here. Really digging the album as a long time fan. I feel people have been overlooking him the past 3 or 4 years even though hes produced some of his best work in that time frame.

 

lol

 

Hahahah

 

I like this. It's a little creepy but I feel like there's a goofiness to it, like I don't really take him that seriously. I like how ambitious it feels while still remaining quite composed.

 

Kind of hard to reconcile the concept of this album with the fact it features a rapist