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    Free Nationals Share Mac Miller's First Posthumous Verse On 'Time'

    Nine months after his death, Mac Miller still hasn't left the minds of music fans.
    by Sidney Madden Jun 12, 2019 1 minute

    Nine months after his death, still hasn't left the mind of the rap world. Always an avid collaborator, Mac teamed up with's Free Nationals before his passing and now, fans get to hear it. "Time" marks the first posthumous release that has been sanctioned by the rapper's family.

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