As promised, Pennsylvania native Mac Miller has blessed the internet with a brand new mixtape.

Titled Faces, the latest from Mac Miller features 24 brand new tracks and appearances from Schoolboy Q, Rick Ross, Mike Jones, Earl Sweatshirt, Vince Staples and more. It’s a considerably more relaxed release for the emcee than many may be expecting, but it falls in line well with Watching Movies and the various Larry Fisherman songs that have surfaced since that record hit stores during summer 2013. You can stream and download the album, in full, below.

Mac Miller has led a very interesting career over the past half decade, and with Faces he continues to blaze a path all his own in an industry riddled with redundancy. He made it to the top without a Drake feature, and now he’s settling into a long term career built on genuinely interesting material that challenges him as much as it does the listener.

Here’s to the future, Mac. The world is yours.

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