Mac Miller raps about his "personal demons" on a new track with Seth Hirsch.
The late rap star – who died of a drug overdose in September – posthumously appears on the track ‘Say Goodbye’, which Seth says offers a "window into Mac Miller’s soul".
Mac raps: "Living with a heart that’s broken/ We know how that feel/ We always caught up in the moment/ And this ain’t no drill, one shot one kill/ Just pop one pill, you’ll be good by the morning."
Seth’s perception of the track – and of Mac’s verse, in particular – has changed since the rapper’s death.
He shared: "The song’s about toxic relationships, and dealing with someone who’s s***ty towards [you], sucks up all your energy, and keeps taking advantage of your time and emotions.
"After Mac passed away, I realised this song was about a lot more than that."
Seth thinks the record will give fans an insight into Mac’s pain prior to his death.
He told Complex: "It’s really about struggling to say goodbye to our personal demons and the chains they put on us. … This song is such a window into Mac Miller’s soul and what he was going through."
The release of ‘Say Goodbye’ comes shortly after Ariana Grande expressed her anger that Mac didn’t win a Grammy Award at the recent awards bash.
Ariana – who began dating the late star in August 2016, before they split in early 2018 – tweeted "f**k" and "trash" when Cardi B won Best Rap Album for ‘Invasion of Privacy’.
However, Ariana subsequently insisted she hadn’t meant to shade the ‘Bodak Yellow’ hitmaker.
She wrote: "[The tweets had] nothing to do w [Cardi]. good for her. i promise. i’m sorry.
"She’s not [trash] at all and that’s not what i meant and u know that. (sic)"
Mac Miller exposes ‘personal demons’ on new Seth Hirsch track
