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We can’t discuss Mac Miller without also mentioning how much he loved his mama.

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In an interview on Apple Music, veteran producer Jon Brion, who wrapped up this album for Miller after his death, explains repeatedly how the musician was looking for a license, if you will, to explore completely new genres and sounds, a license that Brion insisted on following.ĥ. Listen to “That’s On Me,” which is reminiscent of The Beatles, and a somber cover of Arthur Lee’s “Everybody” that sounds more like a Newman tune. The videos released along with Circles show him on piano, drums, bass and even the xylophone. He didn’t just show up and spit a litany of loathing lyrics. Why I gotta build something beautiful just to go set it on fire?Īnd sometimes, sometimes I wish I took a simpler route / Instead of havin' demons that's as big as my houseĤ. His first and biggest.Can I get a break? / I wish that I could just get out my goddamn way / What is there to say? It’s more of the whole experience and his performance. But if I thought about it, some of the things he’s saying, I would just be… that would be hard. Of course I do! But some of it… well, I don’t really listen to it.

I love “Objects In The Mirror” and “Claymation.” I love “Youforia.” I love Watching Movies With The Sound Off I actually shot the cover. Well, I could say the song that he wrote for me. I don’t do that too often, but I did it at two shows. Last summer there were a couple of shows that I photographed, so I was in the photo pit, and that was really fun. I won’t be in the crowd, I’ll go back, so I can see. I’ll go where the front of house is, where they’re doing the sound and stuff, and I’ll stay with the lighting person and with the soundboards. They’d say, “Is Malcolm sick?” ĭo you hang out backstage? Do you actually go in the crowd, or the side of the stage? All his friends that were in preschool would see it, 'cause it was on the highway coming back from the airport. When he was three or four he was on a huge outdoor board that I shot for a healthcare company. On my website, I have a ton of him as a little kid that I love. Do you have a favorite photo of him out of all the pictures you’ve taken over the years?

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They would crack up when I said “Bilbo Baggins.” We had a lot of laughs. We tried to read The Hobbit but both of the boys couldn’t stop laughing. He was not a good sleeper, so we would have a fun time watching Jay Leno together. What are some of your fondest memories of him growing up?

My mother and I went to the south of France and we’ve seen him in Paris, and… wow! We’re super proud of him. Oh, I am! Oh my god! Are you kidding? I’m incredibly proud and impressed. Well, you have to be impressed with your son.

He had a good team in high school, too, but they were kids. When he graduated, that’s when everything went crazy. It didn’t take off really until he graduated high school. It seems like the challenge for you was trying to find that balance for him between school and his career. He was really good at lacrosse, baseball, and basketball. He also played sports in high school, up until probably 11th grade. How proud I was of him for accomplishing that. I couldn’t stop crying, I still have that green hanky. That’s one of my favorite days, his high school graduation. Yes! High school was a battle, graduation was a dream. So instead of keeping the burglars out, you had to keep him in. Those were the days that you don’t really want to remember. I remember I would turn the alarm on and not give him a code, so he could not get out of the house at night. He’s got a lot of magnetism, always has, ever since he was a baby. Growing up, he loved performing and singing and playing instruments and generally being the center of the universe. But it’s all his music, it’s all what he has to say, so I’m respectful of that. Lots of the messages that he says are great. I wasn’t really listening hard to the lyrics. What was your first reaction to him being very into rap music? Because not every parent approves of that music. He does his thing, you know, he loves it, and we support him. I have a son who’s a designer and a son who’s a rapper. I have a son who’s a rapper, so I have nothing to compare it to. So, what’s it like to have a son who’s a rapper? We talked to her about how she first reacted when she found out her son wanted to be a rapper, how she would ground Mac as a child, and what Mac's artistic inclinations were as a kid.

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A professional photographer, Mac's mom watched him go from a kid who despised school to one of the most successful young rappers of the moment. But today is also a very special day-it's Mother's Day! We've always wondered, what's it like to be the mother of a rapper? To find out, we got on the phone with Mac Miller's mom, Karen Meyers. Today, Mac Miller dropped his latest mixtape, Faces.