After years of success together, Mac Miller and Rostrum Records parted ways in January. For the rest of the year, the Pittsburgh native has remained independent -- until now.

"Warner is the most independent thinking company I met with," Mac told The FADER, confirming on Tuesday (October 21) that he had signed with Warner Bros. "It is a partnership and now I can focus on building my label Remember through music and let them handle everything I don't like doing. Nothing will change in how I do things."

His own imprint, Remember Music, will now be distributed through Warner, and he'll still be able to sign artists.

The 22-year-old dropped one project, Faces, in his post-Rostrum, pre-Warner months. There's no word yet on when we'll get his first major label album, but he did warm fans up on Tuesday with a new song, "Just Some Raps, Nothing To See Here, Move Along," produced by Sap.

“I have four albums done right now -- not done, but four albums that have a foundation and have at least seven songs on each of them,” Mac told MTV News in December of last year. “The [new] one that I think is actually gonna be the next Mac Miller album was like an accident, which is dope. I’m gonna make music, and I’m gonna capture every aspect of being a human being. That’s really all I’m trying to do."