The 20 Best Rap Albums of 2020: Staff Picks
Circles "Good news, good news, that's all they want to hear," Mac Miller laments on the centerpiece to his first posthumous album. It should be no surprise that the late Pittsburgh rapper doesn't have a lot of that to offer on Circles, but what he does have to offer, over warm Jon Brion arrangements, is maybe more rewarding anyway -- a feeling of calm after the storm, not of serenity necessarily, but one of the hardest-earned stability. He says "Today I'm fine," and you believe him. He says "Do not be afraid," and you take his word for it. -
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