K.I.D.S. (Kickin' Incredibly Dope Shit), the 2010 mixtape from the late Mac Miller, is now available on all streaming services.
The tape—Mac's fourth—was originally released by Rostrum Records in August 2010 on DatPiff. As fans know, the collection was supported by a run of seven music videos, including the newly re-released (in 1080p quality) "Don't Mind If I Do."
Below, stream the tape via Apple Music. Fans can also find it on Spotify, Tidal, etc.
The tape's wide re-release comes one month after two bonus songs from the Circles era—"Right" and "Floating"—hit streaming services. The Circles album arrived back in January and was described by Mac's family as a companion piece to his critically revered Swimming. In a statement, the family thanked composer Jon Brion for his work in finishing the album and ensuring it held true to Mac's vision.
"Thank you to all the fans who've supported him unconditionally through the years," the family said. "We miss him. We are left to imagine where Malcolm was going and to appreciate where he was. We hope you take the time to listen. The look on his face when everyone was listening said it all."
Swimming, meanwhile, was Mac's fifth album and the final one released prior to his death. The following year, it earned a Best Rap Album nomination at the Grammys.
RIP Mac.
Related Stories
Mac Miller's Estate Drops 'Circles' Deluxe Edition
The deluxe version is available now exclusively on CD, and will hit streaming services March 20.
Watch Thundercat Pay Tribute to Mac Miller With "Black Qualls" on 'Kimmel'
Thundercat's album 'It Is What It Is' arrives on April 3.
‘Circles’ Closes the Loop for Mac Miller
Mac Miller's sixth and final studio album 'Circles' is a fitting summation to the late rapper’s career.
