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The Weeknd, After Hours | Album Review 💿

Two years after releasing his EP, My Dear Melancholy, The Weeknd returns with a truly compelling fourth studio album, After Hours.

“11 Songs Filled with Overwhelming Worries” features BJ the Chicago Kid, Bobby McFerrin, Ellie Goulding, Jhené Aiko & Shawn Mendes.

“11 Compelling Songs That Are Totally Lost” features music courtesy of FINNEAS, H.E.R., Ruth B., Shawn Mendes and Tame Impala.

Canadian rapper Powfu, assisted by a memorable beabadoobee sample, shines on his authentic, thoughtful single, “death bed.”

Alex Fleming, better known as Black Atlass, makes a strong comeback with his first single in more than two years, “Lie to Me.”

12 Unique Songs Loosely Associated with the Moon features music courtesy of Ali Gatie, Black Pumas, Harry Styles, Luke Combs & Roddy Ricch.

17 Thrilling Songs Infused with Darkness features music courtesy of Bring Me the Horizon, John Legend, Lorde, Madonna, and YG.

Toronto musician Verzache (Zach Farache) delivers a unique record encompassing bottled-up thoughts and a blend of musical styles.

10 Intriguing Songs That Reference Change features songs courtesy of Céline Dion, Danny Brown, the cast of Frozen 2, Lauv & XXXTENTACION.

Rap producer 16yrold collaborates with Canadian hip-hop artist KILLY for a drippy, enjoyable enough, melodic banger, “Drought.”

“11 Songs Where the Juice is Totally Potent” features songs from Doja Cat, James Bay, Lizzo, Lostboycrow, and ScHoolboy Q.

11 Songs Where the Focus is on the Funeral features songs courtesy of Lukas Graham, Miguel, Phoebe Bridgers, PUP, and Slipknot.