MAC Miller fans believe they have noticed Ariana Grande’s vocals on the rapper’s posthumous album Circles.
The music maker had been working on the album as a follow-up to his previous offering Swimming at the time of his tragic death in 2018.
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And now, music fans have been left emotional following the new release as the album appears to features hidden vocals from Ariana, who previously dated Mac, on the track I Can See.
In the chorus, a voice much like the One Last Time singer’s can be heard harmonising with Mac as he sings the line, “And now I know if life but a dream I’m so worried.”
Miller’s fans have taken to Twitter in light of what could be Mac’s last ever album, and commented on Ariana’s cameo.
One fan wrote: “Arianas vocals are in the background of I can see and now I’m crying because not only did we get one last album from Mac but we got one last song with the two of them together…”
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“IS THAT REALLY ARIANA IN THE BACK OF I CAN SEE BC I AM CRYING,” another demanded.
A third penned: “@ArianaGrande whatever u did there in ‘I can see’ was just….. wow”.
Ariana first met Mac when they recorded The Way together in 2013, and the pop star admitted in 2017 she had had feelings for him for a long time before they got together romantically.
The couple dated for two years but split in May 2018, three months before Mac’s sudden death from an accidental drugs overdose.
At the time, Ariana, who was engaged to comedian Pete Davidson, said she was “so sorry” and “mad” that she couldn’t “fix” her ex.
Speaking publicly about Miller’s death in July 2019, she told Vogue: “People don’t see any of the real stuff that happens, so they are loud about what they think happened.
“They didn’t see the years of work and fighting and trying, or the love and exhaustion.
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” …He was the best person ever. And he didn’t deserve the demons he had,” she added.
“I was the glue for such a long time, and I found myself becoming… less and less sticky. The pieces just started to float away.”
The music videos for all of Miller’s new tracks have also been released on his YouTube channel, featuring footage of the late star, real name Malcolm McCormick.
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