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GO:OD AM [2xLP]
From start to finish, this is Mac Miller's most refined and well put-together project. He sounds like someoneās troubled little brother made good: from the albumās opening horns, you can sense that this is a victory lap of sorts, a homecoming.
The beats onĀ GO:OD AMĀ have a New York, boom-bap feel, with lots of jazz samples and harder drums, and itās both more varied and more upbeat, from the trap-sounding beats of Ā "When in Rome" or theĀ Chief Keef-featuring "Cut the Check" to love songs like "ROS" or theĀ MiguelĀ collaboration "The Weekend". Miller said he recorded 400 songs forĀ Watching, and sometimes you couldnāt help but wonder about the selection process ("Objects in the Mirror"?) but onĀ GO:OD AM, heās learned to self-edit.
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GO:OD AM [2xLP]
From start to finish, this is Mac Miller's most refined and well put-together project. He sounds like someoneās troubled little brother made good: from the albumās opening horns, you can sense that this is a victory lap of sorts, a homecoming.
The beats onĀ GO:OD AMĀ have a New York, boom-bap feel, with lots of jazz samples and harder drums, and itās both more varied and more upbeat, from the trap-sounding beats of Ā "When in Rome" or theĀ Chief Keef-featuring "Cut the Check" to love songs like "ROS" or theĀ MiguelĀ collaboration "The Weekend". Miller said he recorded 400 songs forĀ Watching, and sometimes you couldnāt help but wonder about the selection process ("Objects in the Mirror"?) but onĀ GO:OD AM, heās learned to self-edit.
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From start to finish, this is Mac Miller's most refined and well put-together project. He sounds like someoneās troubled little brother made good: from the albumās opening horns, you can sense that this is a victory lap of sorts, a homecoming.
The beats onĀ GO:OD AMĀ have a New York, boom-bap feel, with lots of jazz samples and harder drums, and itās both more varied and more upbeat, from the trap-sounding beats of Ā "When in Rome" or theĀ Chief Keef-featuring "Cut the Check" to love songs like "ROS" or theĀ MiguelĀ collaboration "The Weekend". Miller said he recorded 400 songs forĀ Watching, and sometimes you couldnāt help but wonder about the selection process ("Objects in the Mirror"?) but onĀ GO:OD AM, heās learned to self-edit.
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