Rust & Gold

Grandpa Used to Carry a Flask - w/out delusional thomas

Mac Miller - Grandpa Used to Carry a Flask normal pitch / Malcolm Interlude

TV - Mac Miller

mac miller - alright (unreleased)

he finally sleeps - mac miller

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The beat used for Kendrick Lamar's "Wesley's Theory" Off the album "To Pimp A Butterfly" was originally given to Mac Miller back in 2013 by Flying Lotus to either be put on "Watching Movies With The Sound Off" or to later be pitched up and put on the "Delusional Thomas" Mixtape. Mac then scrapped the track and gave the beat to Kendrick which gave us a timeless track.

Both of them killed that shit though.

Gah Bless.

Mac Miller - Cocaine is... (UNRELEASED) (WESLEY'S THEORY FLIP)

Mac Miller - Stones Feat. Steve Lacy (UNRELEASED) ☽

Mac Miller - Family Lives (UNRELEASED) ☽

Mac Miller - Die (UNRELEASED)

Stones - Mac Miller ft Steve Lacy

“I Quit Today” is an anthem for anyone who’s ever had enough — of the grind, the fake smiles, the pressure to perform.
It’s southern rap with soul — a confession in motion.
Gritty guitars meet reflective bars, somewhere between rebellion and relief.

I Quit Today

“Static in My Head” is a stream-of-consciousness confession — a song about living with the noise, not running from it.
It’s about overthinking, burnout, and finding clarity in the chaos.

With southern soul textures and lo-fi hip-hop rhythms, it rides the line between darkness and daybreak — the soundtrack of a restless mind learning to hum in tune.

Static in My Head

“Smoke and Sermons” is about finding God in the gray — the moments between right and wrong, sin and salvation.
It’s southern soul rap: dusty guitars, gospel undertones, and a voice caught between whiskey and wisdom.

The song walks through the smoke of bad habits and back into the light — not as a preacher, but as a sinner who’s learning to listen.

Smoke and Sermons

“Good Things” is about watching the light fade — from love, from youth, from the moments you thought would last forever.
It’s mellow, soulful hip-hop built for quiet car rides and late-night thoughts.

The song captures that ache of acceptance — knowing that good things end, but they leave something honest behind.

Good Things

“Halfway Holy” is a song about walking the line — between faith and failure, sin and salvation, heaven and hometown.
It’s southern-soul rap for the imperfect; a prayer in a flannel shirt.

With blues guitar and gospel undertones, it tells the story of a man who’s trying — not to be perfect, just to stay honest.

Halfway Holy

Mac Miller - Her (prod. Thelonious Martin)

I’m a 42-year-old IT Project Manager turned late-night songwriter — born in Louisiana, now rooted in Moore, Oklahoma. The South raised me, and it still hums through everything I make.

These songs are me learning to breathe again — stories pulled from the static, built with a little help from AI and a lot of heart. I’m not chasing fame, just trying to get the noise out of my head and turn it into something honest.

Halfway Holy

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