
Mike's stance on posthumous music comes after Aloe Blacc revealed he has a batch of unreleased Avicii collaborations pending approval.

“And he wanted to work with me in the studio creatively, no matter what was going on with my career. 1 in the world and I’ve had people think my career was over. He continued: “When you’re an artist and if you’re blessed enough to do it for more than a few years - which I have been - there’s a lot of ups and downs. While discussing the "ups and downs" of being in the music industry, the 33-year-old music star admitted he was "touched" when the 'Wake Me Up' hitmaker, who died from suicide aged 28 in 2018, wanted to hit the studio with him. It’s an Avicii idea that he never finished.”

So I feel a little weird saying, ‘Here’s this Avicii song.’ But it’s not. And then at the same time, he didn’t finish.

In an interview with Distractify, Mike said: “On one hand, some of the ideas we had started are really awesome. The 'I Took a Pill in Ibiza' hitmaker - who referenced the late EDM star on the 2015 hit - has admitted he didn't feel it was right to share the music the pair created together because Avicii was a "perfectionist" and hadn't completed work on the tracks. Mike Posner won't release his unfinished songs he started with Avicii.
