Dang! is the first single off Mac Miller's follow up to G0:00 AM slated to release September 16th. Paak brings this umphff musically that not many can match. Adding him to a hook is becoming the route to a groovy record and Mac Miller is next in line to enlist these talents. This song sounds like a beautiful summer morning on Santa Monica Pier (I suggest you go experience that if you haven't yet). Although it's a dance track with bright bouncy tunes, the concept of the song is the duo pleading for their perspective loves not to leave their lives. Check out the video after the break.Aug 3, 2016
Watch: Dang! - @MacMiller feat. @AndersonPaak
In: Anderson .Paak, Dang!, Mac Miller
After announcing a new LP and tracklist for The Divine Feminine, Mac Miller shares a new song with Anderson .Paak.
Dang! is the first single off Mac Miller's follow up to G0:00 AM slated to release September 16th. Paak brings this umphff musically that not many can match. Adding him to a hook is becoming the route to a groovy record and Mac Miller is next in line to enlist these talents. This song sounds like a beautiful summer morning on Santa Monica Pier (I suggest you go experience that if you haven't yet). Although it's a dance track with bright bouncy tunes, the concept of the song is the duo pleading for their perspective loves not to leave their lives. Check out the video after the break.
Dang! is the first single off Mac Miller's follow up to G0:00 AM slated to release September 16th. Paak brings this umphff musically that not many can match. Adding him to a hook is becoming the route to a groovy record and Mac Miller is next in line to enlist these talents. This song sounds like a beautiful summer morning on Santa Monica Pier (I suggest you go experience that if you haven't yet). Although it's a dance track with bright bouncy tunes, the concept of the song is the duo pleading for their perspective loves not to leave their lives. Check out the video after the break.
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