
Dawn FM
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The Weeknd has shown himself to be a singular artist with a vision since the release of his last album âAfter Hoursâ. From his appearance in âUncut Gemsâ, the chart performance of singles such as âBlinding Lightsâ and his critically lauded Superbowl performance, Abel Tesfayeâs gone from strength to strength. âDawn FMâ sees him rise even further to incorporate a more conceptual sweep to his work. With the help of shop favourite Oneohtrix Point Never (AKA Daniel Lopatin), the album is as cinematic as it is poptastic, with interludes by Jim Carrey and Quincy Jones to add to the âWar of the Worldsâ vibes. Lead single âTake My Breathâ is a particular highlight, present here in an extended mix to do just as the title suggests. He may be the biggest pop star in the world, but that doesnât mean The Weekndâs not trying to push pop just that little bit further.
Tracklist
1. Dawn FM (Ft Jim Carrey)
2. Gasoline
3. How Do I Make You Love Me?
4. Take My Breath (Extended Version)
5. Sacrifice
6. A Tale (Ft. Quincy Jones)
7. Out of Time
8. Here We Go... Again (Ft. Tyler, The Creator)
9. Best Friends
10. Is There Someone Else?
11. Starry Eyes
12. Every Angel Is Terrifying
13. Don't Break My Heart
14. I Heard Youâre Married (Ft. Lil Wayne)
15. Less Than Zero
16. Phantom Regret (Ft. Jim Carrey)
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The Weeknd has shown himself to be a singular artist with a vision since the release of his last album âAfter Hoursâ. From his appearance in âUncut Gemsâ, the chart performance of singles such as âBlinding Lightsâ and his critically lauded Superbowl performance, Abel Tesfayeâs gone from strength to strength. âDawn FMâ sees him rise even further to incorporate a more conceptual sweep to his work. With the help of shop favourite Oneohtrix Point Never (AKA Daniel Lopatin), the album is as cinematic as it is poptastic, with interludes by Jim Carrey and Quincy Jones to add to the âWar of the Worldsâ vibes. Lead single âTake My Breathâ is a particular highlight, present here in an extended mix to do just as the title suggests. He may be the biggest pop star in the world, but that doesnât mean The Weekndâs not trying to push pop just that little bit further.
Tracklist
1. Dawn FM (Ft Jim Carrey)
2. Gasoline
3. How Do I Make You Love Me?
4. Take My Breath (Extended Version)
5. Sacrifice
6. A Tale (Ft. Quincy Jones)
7. Out of Time
8. Here We Go... Again (Ft. Tyler, The Creator)
9. Best Friends
10. Is There Someone Else?
11. Starry Eyes
12. Every Angel Is Terrifying
13. Don't Break My Heart
14. I Heard Youâre Married (Ft. Lil Wayne)
15. Less Than Zero
16. Phantom Regret (Ft. Jim Carrey)
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The Weeknd has shown himself to be a singular artist with a vision since the release of his last album âAfter Hoursâ. From his appearance in âUncut Gemsâ, the chart performance of singles such as âBlinding Lightsâ and his critically lauded Superbowl performance, Abel Tesfayeâs gone from strength to strength. âDawn FMâ sees him rise even further to incorporate a more conceptual sweep to his work. With the help of shop favourite Oneohtrix Point Never (AKA Daniel Lopatin), the album is as cinematic as it is poptastic, with interludes by Jim Carrey and Quincy Jones to add to the âWar of the Worldsâ vibes. Lead single âTake My Breathâ is a particular highlight, present here in an extended mix to do just as the title suggests. He may be the biggest pop star in the world, but that doesnât mean The Weekndâs not trying to push pop just that little bit further.
Tracklist
1. Dawn FM (Ft Jim Carrey)
2. Gasoline
3. How Do I Make You Love Me?
4. Take My Breath (Extended Version)
5. Sacrifice
6. A Tale (Ft. Quincy Jones)
7. Out of Time
8. Here We Go... Again (Ft. Tyler, The Creator)
9. Best Friends
10. Is There Someone Else?
11. Starry Eyes
12. Every Angel Is Terrifying
13. Don't Break My Heart
14. I Heard Youâre Married (Ft. Lil Wayne)
15. Less Than Zero
16. Phantom Regret (Ft. Jim Carrey)











