Mac Miller's 'The Divine Feminine' Gets 10th Anniversary Reissue With Three Unreleased Tracks
Warner will release an expanded 10th anniversary reissue of Mac Miller's album The Divine Feminine on 2 October, featuring three previously unreleased songs. The announcement was made on 21 August 2026, via Pitchfork.
The Divine Feminine was Miller's fourth studio album, a concept record centred on romance, intimacy, and the power of women. Its guest list spanned Kendrick Lamar, Ariana Grande, CeeLo Green, Anderson .Paak, and Bilal.
The reissue tracklist, titled Divine Feminine (10th Anniversary), appends three tracks after the original ten. Two carry the working-title names "Track 11" and "Track 12." The third, "Butterflies," has already been released ahead of the full collection. It is a neo-soul number featuring bass from Thundercat.
Miller died in 2018 from an accidental overdose, a few weeks after the release of his final studio album, Swimming. His estate has since overseen two posthumous releases: Circles in 2020 and Balloonerism in 2025.
For listeners who came to Miller's catalogue through those later records, The Divine Feminine sits at a pivotal point — a full-length pivot into lush, soul-driven production that drew on the same collaborative instincts that shaped Circles. The three bonus tracks offer a rare window into material from a period Miller was actively creating but never officially released.
The 2 October date puts the reissue into the autumn release calendar, alongside a steady run of anniversary and catalogue reissues from the major labels. Warner, which holds Miller's recordings, has not yet detailed whether the reissue will be available on physical formats or digital and streaming only.
