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, that he was working on an Album called Circles.

The songs were finished, with The Help of songwriter and producer Jon Brion , went on to complete The Album after Mac's Death .

The rapper's family decided to publish The Album , what to say today, that it is a "complicated process, no right answer".

There may be concerns about whether the someone is The Music , after you died is The Right thing to do, with the fans worrying about the impact it might have on the artistic legacy.

"I think sometimes that the families try, and the exploitation of The Music in a way that is not what wanted to have The Artist ," says the 26-year-old Henry Dean.

He is a photographer and Mac Miller fan, and he has worked with the rapper a few years ago on a magazine shoot. He said on Radio 1 news beat on a free event to celebrate the UK release of the new Album .

Henry is pictured here with some of his art in the Mac

"a Posthumous Music Is a hazy area. I'm always skeptical, whether it will be treated right. Obviously, I don't know, Mac's Inner Circle , so I can't judge that.

"artists have banks of thousands of songs and not all of them are thought in order to get out, so I hope that everything on this Album is the stuff he was active in the planning on the release. "

In your post on Instagram, Mac's family said: "We just know that it was important to Malcolm for The World to hear it"

"The look on his face, as all listened, said everything. "

After The Launch event in East London , the fans seemed to be pleased with the result.

Paris , Lauren, Ray and Simone were looking forward to Mac Miller 's new Album

"It sounded perfect, it was very Mac Miller ," says the 23-year-old fan from Paris .

"You could say it was something he would have wanted to come, he had to have been here. "

Paris ' girlfriend, Lauren agrees.

"I was a bit worried it Macs voice on Someone Else 's songs, because it's not ready for him. That heard, it was a very Mac-Album quite.

Mac Miller was 26 when he died from an accidental overdose of the

Roisin O 'connor is The Music correspondent for The Independent . She was invited to listen to The Album by The Music producers that worked on it.

"Listen to you speak it is very clear that The Family had given his blessing for The Album to be released," she says.

"It was not only the shreds of the material, it was an Album . He is full of a lot of before his Death had completed - it was the final touch. To was release, it is almost like the fulfillment of his desires. "

she says that, while the posthumous music releases can be tricky territory, circles, feels like a complete body of work from the Mac itself.

"is It him at his creative peak. He sounds at peace and philosophical about getting through each day. "

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