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Produced by ID Labs & Ritz Reynolds. Off of the Macadelic Mixtape. Directed by Ian Wolfson & Mac Miller.

Chuck Inglish on the beat.

First offering from Maseo of De La Soul’s DJ Conductor LP, which may or may not be the “DJ record” that Art Official Intelligence 3 was originally intended to be.

Directed by Ian Wolfson, from the recently release Macadelic mixtape.

Mac Miller – “Macadelic” (Mixtape)

Mac Miller speaks with both MTV and Fuse about his Macadelic mixtape, hitting this Friday, as well as his 92 Til Infinity project with DJ Jazzy Jeff.

From Mr. Miller’s upcoming Macadelic mixtape.

Taking off from part 1 of the interview, DJ Skee surprises Mac Miller with the homie Maseo from De La Soul dropping in during his “Live From LA” interview. Attempting to cover up his nervousness, Mac talks about finding his sound and asks Maseo of his inspiration for music.

Mac Miller and JJ stopped by the Skee Lodge to chop it up with DJ Skee on “Live From LA”. Mac talks about his rise to fame with 106,000 first week sales, working with Raekwon and De La Soul, Andre 3000′s influence, new records, favorite albums of all time, and much more. Stay tuned for [cont.]

Directed by Film Collins. In other news, Mac Miller recently announced via XXL that he will team with his hero Cam’Ron for a forthcoming project. “Me and Cam are actually talking about doing a project together. We don’t know when we’re gonna do it. We have three or four songs recorded already. We’re working on [cont.]

Mac Miller releases this new cut tonight, not off his Blue Slide Park LP.

Another one from Blue Slide Park, directed By Ian Wolfson.

Last week before the holidays (December 28), AllHipHop.com was in the building as Mac Miller performed his second of two consecutive show-dates at the House of Blues in Atlantic City, NJ. In front of a sold-out crowd of some of his most hardcore fans, Mac continued to show those in attendance why their continued support [cont.]

DJ Capcom compiles this mix of early tracks from Mr. Miller. 1. DJ Capcom Freestyle Ft. Beedie 2. Stop Bitchin’ (Prod. By Big Jerm) (Full Version) 3. What If? (Prod. By James Moore) 4. No Hook 5. Girls In The Palm Of My Hand (Prod. By Johnny Juliano) 6. La Familia Ft. Ghosty 7. Born [cont.]

Mac Miller speaks with Sway on MTV’s RapFix about having the first indie record to hit #1 on Billboard in sixteen years, the last being Dogg Pound’s Dogg Food in 1995. 144,000+ copies were sold of Blue Slide Park in it’s first week. Congrats, Mac.

Bootleg Kev speaks with Mac Miller about the critical response to his new LP, Blue Slide Park.

There is much to consider when discussing the curious case of Mac Miller. Having built a buzz all through mixtapes and his forever growing internet fan base, he’s certainly one of the more quickly rising names in Hip-Hop. Which is why his independent debut, Blue Slide Park is one of relevance. Despite it being a [cont.]