To celebrate the one year anniversary of Watching Movies With The Sound Off, Mac Miller lets loose some material that didn’t quite make the cut for the album. He teams up with his buddy Schoolboy Q on the Pete Rock-produced track “Melt.” This track is so smooth and it’s to be expected when you have Pete Rock in the production seat. The jazzy, piano instrumentation along with the subtle drums blend together perfectly with the laid back verses from Miller and Schoolboy Q. This track definitely wouldn’t have fused together with the other cuts on Watching Movies With The Sound Off, but it’s dope nonetheless. Enjoy below.
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