With his genre-defying music, The Weeknd has redefined modern R&B and pop. Known for his unique persona, he continues to push boundaries, cementing his place as one of the most influential artists of his generation.

It’s been rumoured that this is Abel Tesfaye’s last album as The Weeknd, and life after death is at the core of Hurry Up Tomorrow. Building on a somber choral arrangement, the LP’s opening track “Wake Me Up” descends into a layered retro pop rhythm, declaring “No afterlife, no other side / I’m all alone when it fades to black.”