Spotify Just Released Two Mac Miller Songs He Recorded One Month Before His Death
One month before his death on September 7, Mac Miller visited the Spotify studios to record two songs. The company just released them as a touching tribute to him in the wake of his passing.
He recorded an acoustic version of his song "Dunno" and a cover of Billy Preston's "Nothing From Nothing." They also released some footage of him in the studio.
A few months ago, Mac Miller came to Spotify to record a new version of Dunno and a cover of Billy Preston’s Nothing From Nothing. His #SpotifySingles are now available to stream.https://t.co/nyNK5l0W2t pic.twitter.com/8o6JZw66q5
- Spotify (@Spotify) November 29, 2018
Miller passed away on September 7 of a drug overdose. He had been relatively public about his struggles with substance abuse, talking about them openly in interviews and rapping about them in his lyrics.
In a statement, his family said, "Malcolm McCormick, known and adored by fans as Mac Miller, has tragically passed away at the age of 26. He was a bright light in this world for his family, friends and fans. Thank you for your prayers."
He released his final album, "Swimming," on August 3.
You can stream the new songs here:
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