Unreleased Mac Miller song surfaces from Divine Feminine reissue

Mac Miller's fourth album, The Divine Feminine, is getting a 10th anniversary reissue on October 2 through Warner, and the expanded edition will include three previously unreleased songs. One of them, a neo-soul track called "Butterflies" featuring bass from Thundercat, is out now. Miller's estate also unveiled a redesigned website built around archival photos and videos submitted by his family and collaborators, timed to the reissue.

Miller, a hip-hop artist from Pittsburgh who moved between rap, jazz-inflected soul and psychedelic production over his career, released The Divine Feminine in 2016 as a concept album centered on romance, intimacy and the power of women. It pulled in a wide range of guests, including Kendrick Lamar, Ariana Grande, CeeLo Green, Anderson .Paak and Bilal, and remains one of the more warmly remembered entries in his catalog for its live instrumentation and looser, more romantic tone.

Miller died of an accidental overdose in 2018, just weeks after releasing what became his final album, Swimming. His estate has continued managing his catalog carefully since then, releasing two posthumous albums built from unfinished material: Circles in 2020 and Balloonerism in 2025. The Divine Feminine reissue follows that same pattern, surfacing songs that didn't make the original tracklist rather than assembling something new from scratch.

Two of the reissue's three bonus tracks are listed for now only as "Track 11" and "Track 12" ahead of the October release, with fuller details expected to follow. The reissue lands on the release calendar for October 2, alongside the original 10-song tracklist that first introduced fans to the record in 2016.