Part of what made Faces such a revered project amongst fans was the use of various samples in the original release. A good example of these changes can be observed on “New Faces v2.” On the latest release, the drum loop begins much earlier than it does in the initial release. This version sees most of the tracks adjusted to bring Miller’s vocals to the forefront, along with tweaked instrumentals. In terms of mixing, 2014’s Faces had a bit of a static-like quality to many of the tracks and sometimes had Miller’s voice low in the mix of his songs.
The main differences sonically between this Faces and the original are slight. To put Faces in a box is the wrong way to write this article. Along with the remaster is a short film, a handful of animated music videos, and an officially pressed vinyl. The initial tape saw a free release via DatPiff, but this remaster via the family estate has brought about a version that is different, not better.
Over seven years after its release on Mother’s Day 2014, Mac Miller’s Faces has come to streaming services. The remastered project has its quirks and differences, but it’s still Mac
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