But in "Hurry Up Tomorrow," the Ethiopian-Canadian singer is seemingly breaking free of the shackles of "The Weeknd" moniker. Tesfaye enlists heavy hitters like Giorgio Moroder, Anitta ...

Anitta, Playboi Carti, as well as the legendary disco-pop-funk-trace imagineer Giorgio Moroder. Test the algo: The Weeknd is a part of a cohort that includes Teddy Swims’ "Lose Control," which ...

It successfully adds to the nighttime vibe that the Weeknd attempts throughout the project. The album doesn’t limit itself to one genre, though, as it explores Brazilian funk with “São Paulo” ...

Abel Tesfaye, also known as The Weeknd, released his new album “Hurry Up Tomorrow”, marking his sixth and final studio album.

Canadian pop star-actor The Weeknd has said that his sixth album ... a Brazilian funk song with Brazilian singer Anitta – help to make the album a compelling listen. The other features ...

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With 'Hurry Up Tomorrow,' The Weeknd delivers an ambitious album. It highlights his growth and willingness to push his ...

Anitta joined Abel Tesfaye to perform one of ... Hurry Up Tomorrow Cover Artwork: The post The Weeknd Unveils Cover Artwork ...

Amidst the heavy R&B sound, The Weeknd experimented with Brazilian funk on “São Paulo” that displayed an electro-pop club hit. Most of the song is in Portuguese that translates to overly sexual lyrics ...