The Weeknd has lifted the veil on the final chapter of his After Hours trilogy; initiated with his After Hours album in 2020 and strengthened with Dawn FM in 2022, the penultimate installment of the existential, ethereal and EDM-tinged era is here at last. Hurry Up Tomorrow – which also might be the musician’s last project under The Weeknd’s moniker – lays it all out atop layered synths with nothing to lose, reflecting on
Spanning 22 tracks, Hurry Up Tomorrow is a transportive tale through soundscapes both near and far, reflecting on his past and channeling his mixtape Trilogy days for some songs and looking ahead into the future and tapping into more diverse, dynamic production for others.
“Dancing in the Flames” doesn’t make the final cut on the 90-minute tracklist, though singles “São Paulo” with Anitta and “Timeless” with Playboi Carti do. Features remain hidden but span the likes of Justice, Florence and the Machine, Travis Scott, Future, Giorgio Moroder and Lana Del Rey. Production contributions also come from a lineup of The Weeknd’s close collaborators such as Pharrell and Mike Dean. Find the full tracklist – features included – below.
1. Wake Me Up (ft. Justice)
2. Cry For Me
3. I Can’t Fucking Sing
4. São Paulo (ft. Anitta)
5. Until We’re Skin & Bones
6. Baptized In Fear
7. Open Hearts
8. Opening Night
9. Reflections Laughing (ft. Florence + The Machine & Travis Scott)
10. Enjoy The Show (ft. Future)
11. Given Up On Me
12. I Can’t Wait To Get There
13. Timeless (ft. Playboi Carti)
14. Niagara Falls
15. Take Me Back To LA
16. Big Sleep (ft. Giorgio Moroder)
17. Give Me Mercy
18. Drive
19. The Abyss (ft. Lana Del Rey)
20. Red Terror
21. Without a Warning
22. Hurry Up Tomorrow
The album’s accompanying film starring The Weeknd himself alongside Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan is set to release in May. Though in the more near future, the album is getting its very-own pop-up experience in New York City over the weekend at Rockefeller Center, complete with a merch capsule and art exhibition.
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