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Music Videos Fredo Santana's Unreleased "Demons" Music Video Drops On His Birthday Long Live Fredo Santana. By Aron A. July 04, 2018
Music XXXTentacion Has Several Posthumous Albums Releasing According To DJ Scheme DJ Scheme seemingly confirmed that "Skins" will not be X's final album. By Alex Zidel November 07, 2018
Music Lil Peep's Team Releasing "Cry Alone" Song & Video Tomorrow Lil Peep's "Cry Alone" will be released posthumously tomorrow. By Alex Zidel October 17, 2018
Songs Mac Miller’s Estate Drops “5 Dollar Pony Rides” Ahead Of Posthumous Album "Balloonerism" arrives on January 17. By Caroline Fisher January 09, 2025
Songs Chinx's Estate Releases New Single "On Purpose" Ft. Sizzla Listen to Chinx's single "On Purpose" ft. Sizzla. By Aron A. November 24, 2022
Songs Juice WRLD & Marshmello Team Up For Melodic Single "Bye Bye" Juice WRLD has a new posthumous release. By Alexander Cole October 14, 2022
Music Mac Miller Wanted To Make Music With Juice WRLD According To Cole Bennett Juice WRLD speaks on Mac Miller in a new interview. By Alex Zidel September 11, 2018
Music XXXTENTACION's "Arms Around You" Excludes Rio Santana For Big Features Singer Rio Santana's has been teasing the collaboration with XXXTENTACION since 2017. By Aron A. October 26, 2018
News XXXTentacion's First Posthumous Track "BAD!" Shared By Ski Mask The Slump God Ski Mask the Slump God shares one of the last songs XXXTentacion was working on. By Alex Zidel June 19, 2018
Reviews Lil Peep "Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 2" Review Lil Peep's first posthumous album is beautiful and hard to endure at times given the tragic conclusion. By Luke Hinz November 17, 2018
Music Lil Peep's Mother On "COWYS Pt. 2": "The Album That Gus Would've Wanted" Liza Womack speaks on why "Come Over When You're Sober Pt. 2" is so important. By Alex Zidel October 19, 2018
Original Content The Ethics Of Posthumous Listening Should we listen to music against a dead artist’s wishes? Determining how to appropriately immortalize deceased artists is a tall order, and one of the hardest questions in 21st-century pop music. By Luke Hinz October 11, 2018