Mac Miller's Lost Album Is Finally Here And The Feature List Is Insane

Mac Miller’s fans have been waiting for what feels like an eternity to get their hands on his unreleased music, and the wait is finally over. The late rapper’s team has announced that his 2014 album, titled ‘Balloonerism’, will be released soon, and the tracklist is a real treat for fans. The album features some exciting collaborations, including a track with SZA and another with Delusional Thomas, which is actually one of Mac Miller’s alter egos.

The first single from the album, ‘5 Dollar Pony Rides’, is set to drop on January 9, and fans are eagerly anticipating its release. The song is expected to give listeners a glimpse into what they can expect from the rest of the album, which is rumored to be a unique blend of hip-hop and other genres.

Mac Miller was known for his innovative approach to music, and ‘Balloonerism’ is expected to be no exception. The album is a time capsule of the rapper’s creative output in 2014, and it promises to showcase his growth and experimentation as an artist. With features from SZA and Delusional Thomas, the album is shaping up to be a must-listen for fans of hip-hop and R&B.

SZA is one of the most exciting young artists in the music industry today, and her collaboration with Mac Miller is highly anticipated. The two artists have a history of pushing boundaries and experimenting with new sounds, and their track together is expected to be a highlight of the album. Delusional Thomas, on the other hand, is a fascinating alter ego that Mac Miller used to explore different facets of his personality and creativity.

The release of ‘Balloonerism’ is a bittersweet moment for Mac Miller’s fans, who are still mourning the loss of the talented young rapper. However, the album is a testament to his enduring legacy and his contributions to the music world. As fans count down the days until the release of ‘5 Dollar Pony Rides’, they can’t help but feel grateful for the opportunity to experience Mac Miller’s music once again.