00:33, The end

His best era.

Nothing comes close.

November 26, 2019 - May 23, 2021

Iconic

@OP

The image that started it all

Legendary.

God I love slow shutter speed pics

No ones topped it since.

Absolute masterpiece and placed Abel in the all time GOAT category.

Best album in Abels discography will not accept any other answer

Anyone have a screenshot / recording from like April 2020 where Abel said on some IG live that he's writing new music? I believe it was Tory Lanez or Mitch Modes

I don't care how good the intro track is on this upcoming Dawn project

HE IS OPENING THE TOUR SETLIST WITH ALONE AGAIN AND I WILL BE CRYING

This was his best era so far imo.
Really well composed and delivered
Album was good to boot which is always a plus.

Looking forward to what he does next I think we’re finally seeing Abel ascend from the shadow of trilogy and becoming a better artist for it

Also long beard Abel/all black Abel is hitting special rn

my bet is Alone Again with a transition to Pretty

The Weeknd’s Director Alex Lill Unpacks the Singer’s Eccentric String of After Hours TV Performances

pitchfork.com/thepitch/the-weeknd-director-alex-lill-unpacks-the-singer-eccentric-string-of-after-hours-tv-performances

Cant wait to read this

short but some really nice trivia,shows how much Abel cares about his craft

🐐

But the haters will still say "Heartless dropped 17 spots on the charts in a week and his career is over"

they don't know the reason behind it. it was because of christmas and heartless's mid week release. they wont try to find out the reason and instead say it floppedf.

prosoundnetwork.com/recording/music-production/illangelo-producing-the-weeknd-after-hours?utm_campaign=later-linkinbio-illangelo&utm_content=later-17828013&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkin.bio

man

Carlo “Illangelo” Montagnese, who has produced The Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye) for more than a decade, is credited on half of the songs on the record-breaking After Hours album. But, before a single sound was collaborated on between the two for the album, not only had the pair not spoken in years or worked together since The Weeknd’s 2015 album Beauty Behind The Madness, but the Grammy Award-winning producer was also burned out by a music industry prioritizing quantity over quality.

“When it was time for us to reconnect, I actually was trying to retire from music,” Illangelo says now. “I had sold everything I owned—my whole studio—at the beginning of 2019. I went back to Toronto and I wasn’t trying to do anything. I wasn’t trying to executive produce After Hours and spend a year on it; I was done.”