Post Malone's 'August 26th' Mixtape Arrives on Streaming and Vinyl for the First Time

Post Malone has re-released his 'August 26th' mixtape on streaming platforms and vinyl for the first time, in newly remastered form, to mark the date that gave the project its name. The ten-track tape landed on 26 August 2026 across all streaming services, with CD and vinyl pressings available the same day, according to Billboard.
The artist announced the release himself on X, writing that the mixtape would arrive on its namesake date in celebration of its tenth anniversary. Post Malone, born Austin Richard Post, originally issued 'August 26th' on 12 May 2016 through Republic Records. It was his first full-length project and his major-label debut, following the self-released 2014 mixtape 'Y.A.T.R.' and the breakout 2015 single 'White Iverson'.
The title referred to a date that fans circled for a different record. 'August 26th' was the originally planned release day for Post Malone's debut solo album 'Stoney', which was pushed back several times before landing in December 2016. The mixtape served as a placeholder of sorts — a ten-song stopgap that kept listeners occupied while the album's release schedule shifted.
The tracklist includes 'Never Understand', 'Money Made Me Do It', 'Git Wit U', and 'F--k', with guest appearances from 2 Chainz, Lil Yachty, Jaden Smith, and Jeremih. When 'Stoney' finally arrived, it carried its own roster of collaborators: Justin Bieber on 'Deja Vu', Quavo on 'Congratulations', and Kehlani on 'Feel'. Production on the album was handled by Metro Boomin, Mustard, Pharrell, Louis Bell, and Frank Dukes.
For fans who have followed Post Malone since the 'White Iverson' era, the reissue fills a long-standing gap. 'August 26th' had never been available on streaming platforms or pressed to vinyl before this week's remastered release, meaning listeners who discovered the artist through later albums like 'Stoney' or the diamond-certified 'Sunflower' had no official way to stream the project that preceded them.
The release also arrives during a personal milestone for the artist. Post Malone recently announced his engagement to Christy Lee, whom he was first linked to in early 2025. According to TMZ, the proposal took place on a Tuesday in Utah, with friends flying out to celebrate. The couple reportedly broke up in June 2025 and were photographed together again in New York in February 2026, before the engagement announcement.
A decade on from its original release, 'August 26th' now sits alongside the rest of Post Malone's catalogue on streaming — a mixtape that once counted down to an album finally available on the date it was named for.


