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The following list is a discography of production by Mac Miller, who was an American rapper and record producer from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Miller often produced music under the pseudonym Larry Fisherman.

2011

Chevy Woods – Red Cup Music

02. "Fucked Up" (produced with Big Jerm)

Mac Miller – I Love Life, Thank You

10. "Boom Bap Rap" (featuring The Come Up) [produced with Big Jerm]

Mac Miller – Blue Slide Park

10. "Up All Night" (produced with ID Labs)

2012

Mac Miller

"Day One: A Song About Nothing"^[1]
"PlaneCarBoat" (featuring Schoolboy Q) [produced as Larry Dollaz]
"No Photos (Posse Cut Pt. 1)" (featuring Most Dope)^[2]
"These Dayz (Dope Awprah)"^[3]
"He Who Ate All the Caviar"^[4]
"Doodling in the Key of C Sharp"^[5]

Larry Lovestein & The Velvet Revival – You

01. "Life Can Wait"
02. "Love Affair"
03. "Suspicions"
04. "A Moment 4 Jazz"
05. "You"

2013

Choo Jackson – Beer Flavoured Pizza

16. "Soul Food"

Mac Miller

"Confessions of a Cash Register" (featuring Prodigy) [produced with The Alchemist]^[6]

Larry Fisherman – Run-On Sentences, Vol. 1

01. "Birthday"
02. "If Poseidon Had a Surfboard"
03. "Novice Space Travel"
04. "Gelato Party"
05. "I Am Actually a Fish Alien"
06. "She Used To Love Me"
07. "The Revolution is Coming"
08. "Avocado"

TreeJay and DJ Clockwork – S.H.O.W. Time

01. "Rainclouds" (featuring Larry Lovestein & The Velvet Revival)
03. "Money Team" (featuring Ab-Soul, Smoke DZA, and Dash)
09. "MellowHigh" (featuring Hodgy Beats and Domo Genesis)
11. "Boat Races" (featuring Boldy James and Freddie Gibbs)
18. "End of the World" (featuring Most Dope)

Ab-Soul

"The End is Near" (featuring Mac Miller)

Njomza – Gold Lion

06. "Kangaroo"
10. "Tell Me a Lie"

Larry Fisherman

"MHB"^[7]

Sir Michael Rocks – While You Wait...

07. "In a Minute" (featuring Ab-Soul and Dash)

Mac Miller – Watching Movies with the Sound Off

02. "Avian"
11. "Watching Movies" (produced with Sap)
12. "Suplexes Inside of Complexes and Duplexes"
13. "REMember"
15. "Aquarium"

Vince Staples and Larry Fisherman – Stolen Youth

01. "Intro"
02. "Fantoms" (featuring Joey Fatts)
03. "Heaven" (featuring Hardo and Mac Miller)
04. "Guns & Roses"
05. "Back Sellin' Crack" (featuring Schoolboy Q)
06. "Stuck In My Ways"
07. "Killin' Y'all" (featuring Ab-Soul)
08. "Thought About You"
09. "Sleep" (featuring Dash, Ab-Soul, and Mac Miller)
10. "Outro"

Dash – V.I.C.E.S

10. "Aristocratic Anarchy" (featuring Vince Staples)

Choo Jackson

"Marbles"^[8]

Delusional Thomas – Delusional Thomas

01. "Larry"
02. "Halo"
03. "Vertigo"
04. "Bill" (featuring Earl Sweatshirt and Bill) [produced with randomblackdude as Sweaty Fisherman]
05. "72"
06. "The Jesuits" (featuring Dash)
07. "Dr. Thomas"
08. "Labido"
09. "Melvin"
10. "Grandpa Used to Carry a Flask" (featuring Mac Miller)

Fresh a.k.a. Short Dawg – Call Me Fresh

12. "Bubble Gum Blues" (featuring Ab-Soul)^[9]

Mac Miller – Live from Space

12. "Life"
13. "Black Bush"

Lil B – 05 Fuck Em

80. "Pixar"

2014

Mac Miller

"Erica's House" (featuring TreeJay) [produced with ID Labs]^[10]
"Tequila"^[11]
"Amen" (featuring Dash, Ab-Soul, Vince Staples, and Retch)

SZA – Z

01. "Ur"
04. "Warm Winds" (featuring Isaiah Rashad) [produced with Antydote]

Bill – Vagrant

05. "Raw Product"
06. "Camp Fire" (featuring Mac Miller and Ab-Soul)

Mac Miller – Faces

03. "Friends" (featuring Schoolboy Q)^[12]
04. "Angel Dust" (produced with Josh Berg)^[12]
05. "Malibu"^[12]
06. "What Do You Do" (featuring Sir Michael Rocks)^[12]
12. "Funeral" (produced with ID Labs)^[12]
13. "Diablo" (produced with Josh Berg)^[12]
14. "Ave Maria"^[12]
15. "55" (produced with Thundercat and Dylan Reynolds)^[12]
16. "San Francisco"^[12]
17. "Colors and Shapes" (produced with Thundercat)^[12]
19. "Uber" (featuring Mike Jones)^[12]
21. "Apparition" (produced with Josh Berg)^[12]
22. "Thumbalina" (produced with Josh Berg)^[12]
24. "Grand Finale"^[12]

Boaz

"Rapness Monster"^[13]

Dash – Double A-Side Vol. 3

01. "Oblivion"
02. "Sloth"

Ab-Soul – These Days...

14. "Ride Slow" (featuring Danny Brown and Delusional Thomas)

Riff Raff – Neon Icon

09. "Aquaberry Dolphin" (featuring Mac Miller)

Sir Michael Rocks – Banco

10. "Lost Boys" (featuring Mac Miller and Trinidad James)

Your Old Droog

"Sleepers"^[14]

DJ Clockwork

"Clocktwerk"^[15]

2015

Mike G – Award Tour II

02. "James Bond"

TreeJay – Baum Blvd

02. "Days" (featuring Mac Miller)^[16]

Retch

"Troubled Man's Lullaby"^[17]

Njomza and Mac Miller

"Creatures of the Night" (featuring Delusional Thomas) [produced with randomblackdude]^[18]

Larry Fisherman – Run-On Sentences, Vol. 2

01. "Fuckin Shit"
02. "jjjoh"
03. "Hulu"
04. "Yooo"
05. "Atom Bomb"
06. "Juil"
07. "HXH"
08. "Here is a Bear"
09. "FACEBUSH"
10. "Funk Me"
11. "Best for Last"
12. "Smile"

2016

Larry Fisherman

"5 Foot Assassin: Larry Fisherman Tribute"
"¡Go Fish! Volume 1" (featuring Conway)
"¡Go Fish! Volume 2" (featuring Your Old Droog)
"¡Go Fish! Volume 3" (featuring Michael Christmas)

Smoke DZA – George Kush da Button: Don't Pass Trump the Blunt

14. "Beloved"

Choo Jackson

"O'Shea"^[19]

Spillage Village

"Laundry Day" (featuring EarthGang and J.I.D)

2017

DJ Clockwork

"Dance"^[20]

2018

Mac Miller

"Buttons" (produced as Parson Brown)
"Inertia"^[21]

Mac Miller – Swimming

01. "Come Back to Earth" (produced with Jon Brion and Gitty)^[22]
10. "Dunno" (produced as Parson Brown with Jon Brion)^[22]
11. "Jet Fuel" (produced with DJ Dahi and Steve Lacy)^[22]
13. "So It Goes" (produced with Jon Brion)^[22]

Bill Waves – For The Lost Children EP

06. "New Wings"

2020

Mac Miller – Circles

01. "Circles" (produced with Jon Brion)^[23]
02. "Complicated" (produced with Jon Brion)^[23]
04. "Good News" (produced with Jon Brion)^[23]
06. "Everybody" (produced with Jon Brion)^[23]
08. "Hand Me Downs" (produced with Jon Brion)^[23]
09. "That's on Me" (produced with Jon Brion)^[23]
10. "Hands" (produced with Jon Brion)^[23]
11. "Surf" (produced with Jon Brion)^[23]
12. "Once a Day" (produced with Jon Brion)^[23]
13. "Right" (produced with Vic Wainstein and E. Dan)^[23]
14. "Floating" (produced with Jon Brion and Alexander Spit)^[23]

References

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^ Spadine, Richard (October 16, 2012). "Mac Miller – These Dayz (Dope Awprah)". DJ Booth. Retrieved July 4, 2019.
^ "Video: Mac Miller – 'He Who Ate All the Caviar'". Rap-Up. October 16, 2012. Retrieved January 24, 2019.
^ Spadine, Richard (December 17, 2012). "Mac Miller is Larry Fisherman – Doodling In The Key Of C Sharp". DJ Booth. Retrieved July 4, 2019.
^ Spadine, Richard (February 11, 2013). "Mac Miller ft. Prodigy – Confessions of a Cash Register". DJ Booth. Retrieved July 4, 2019.
^ Shotwell, James (May 23, 2013). "Mac Miller releases Mitch Hedberg tribute track "MHB"". Underthegunreview.com. Retrieved July 24, 2019.
^ Frydenlund, Zach (May 7, 2014). "Premiere: Watch Choo Jackson's Video for "Marbles" (Prod. By Larry Fisherman)". Complex. Retrieved March 10, 2019.
^ "Call Me Fresh Mixtape by Short Dawg Hosted by Fresh Muzik". Fresh Muzik. Retrieved July 24, 2019 – via DatPiff.
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^ Goddard, Kevin (January 28, 2014). "Mac Miller – Tequila (Prod. By Larry Fisherman)". HotNewHipHop. Retrieved March 12, 2019.
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^ "Boaz – Rapness Monster [Prod. Larry Fisherman]". HipHopDX. June 15, 2014. Retrieved March 10, 2019.
^ Smith, Trevor (August 16, 2014). "Your Old Droog – Sleepers... (Prod. By Larry Fisherman)". HotNewHipHop. Retrieved March 10, 2019.
^ Goddard, Kevin (August 28, 2014). "ClockworkDJ "Clocktwerk" Video". HotNewHipHop. Retrieved April 9, 2019.
^ Goddard, Kevin (April 20, 2015). "Mac Miller – Days (Prod. By Mac Miller)". HotNewHipHop. Archived from the original on February 22, 2019. Retrieved February 22, 2019.
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v t e Mac Miller
Discography Production discography
Studio albums	Blue Slide Park Watching Movies with the Sound Off GO:OD AM The Divine Feminine Swimming Circles
Live albums	Live from Space
EPs	On and On and Beyond
Mixtapes	K.I.D.S. Best Day Ever I Love Life, Thank You Macadelic Stolen Youth Delusional Thomas Faces
Singles	"Donald Trump" "Frick Park Market" "Party on Fifth Ave." "Loud" "S.D.S." "Watching Movies" "Goosebumpz" "100 Grandkids" "Weekend" "Dang!" "My Favorite Part" "Self Care" "Time" "Good News" "Blue World"
Featured singles	"Moves Like Jagger" "Middle Finger" "The Way" "That's Life"
Related articles	Mac Miller and the Most Dope Family