Mac Miller - Circles (2xLP, Album, Ltd, RE, Sil) Mint (M) / Near Mint (NM or M-)

Summary: Vinyl, LP2, Circles, Mac Miller, 2023, Europe, Limited Edition

Media Condition:  Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Country:    Europe  
Released:  06 Oct 2023
Genre:       Hip Hop, Funk / Soul
Style:         

Comments:
New, Sealed.
 

Notes:

Limited edition indie exclusive silver vinyl
Comes with a doubled sided poster

A1. Circles
A2. Complicated
A3. Blue World
A4. Good News
B5. I Can See
B6. Everybody
B7. Woods
B8. Hand Me Downs
C9. That's On Me
C10. Hands
C11. Surf
C12. Once A Day
. Bonus
D13. Right
D14. Floating

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Barcode 0093624855644

Phonographic Copyright (p) Warner Records Inc.
Copyright (c) Warner Records Inc.
Mastered At Bernie Grundman Mastering
Lacquer Cut At Capitol Mastering
Manufactured By GZ Media
Pressed By Precision Record Pressing
Recorded At Conway Studios
Recorded At United Recording Studios
Recorded At Room 719, Burbank, CA
Recorded At Capitol Studios
Recorded At Ameraycan Studios
Recorded At Elias Arts
Recorded At Eastwest Studios
Recorded At Record Plant, Los Angeles
Recorded At REC Studios, Sydney
Recorded At Island Sound Studios, Hawaii
Mixed At Apex Studio, Burbank, CA
Published By Blue Slide Park Music
Published By You Can't Take It With You Music
Published By Universal Music Publishing
Published By Bourne & Co.
Published By N 22nd Publishing
Published By Grass Root Productions
Published By Trio Music Company
Published By Sony/ATV/ID Labs Worldwide Sound
Published By Universal Publishing
Published By Kobalt Songs Music Publishing
Published By Baro Sarka
Published By Garrett Wayne Stevenson
Published By V. Wainstein
Published By Just Isn't Music Ltd.
Published By Jeff Gitty Music
Published By Songs Of Global Entertainment
Published By Alexander Manzano

Data provided by Discogs

93624905592

Circles is the sixth and final studio album by Mac Miller.

Conceived as a sister album to 2018’s full length Swimming, the album was completed with the assistance of Jon Brion, with whom Miller worked on Swimming and had been working together on Circles at the time of his passing.

While sonically distinctly different than its predecessor, Circles features many of the hallmarks for which Swimming was critically-acclaimed upon its release — Miller further realizing his singing voice in addition to rapping, live instrumentation and earnest, confessional lyrical content. Listeners will hear shades of some of the album’s influences in its songs, from the T-Rex guitar tone of “Surf” to the Plastic Ono Band-era John Lennon feel of its production and the inspired cover of Arthur Lee’s 1972 single “Everybody’s Gotta Live.”

It’s a momentous final entry into the discography of an artist that remains at the center of reimagining the limits of rap.