'You're now listening to 103.5 'Dawn FM'. You have been in the dark for way too long. It's time to walk into the light and accept your fate with open arms.'
top tier producer
he did stuff on after hours. He also worked with Fka twigs, James Blake, Moses sumney, and he even did the soundtracks to uncut gems and good time. This is their most recent collab
Also @rhymingrhino peep his older ambient/experimental work for an understanding of how he came to the current sound he uses with The Weeknd. R Plus 7 is a certified classic and Garden of Delete is wild as f***
'You're now listening to 103.5 'Dawn FM'. You have been in the dark for way too long. It's time to walk into the light and accept your fate with open arms.'
thought it was "accept your fate"
i just hope Hurricane doesnt remain the best post-AH weeknd song come this weekend
Eh, Quincy was nothing outside of his work with MJ. Still, interested to see what his involvement is.
we really just let this comment slide
F*** man Chromatics would fit so well on this new album
too bad Johnny Jewel is a f***ing weirdo
i can't believe we really going to purgatory
i'm finna be high af thursday night whew
Eh, Quincy was nothing outside of his work with MJ. Still, interested to see what his involvement is.
I wouldn’t go that far. He had a lot of big acts he contributed to before MJ. But of course MJ is one of one and nothing compares.
RIP Chromatics
Dear Tommy never
Honestly I’d love for him to work with Johnny more cause he’d fit the vibe so perfectly, but the optics around that post-breakup are kinda weird so RIP
i can't believe we really going to purgatory
i'm finna be high af thursday night whew
Been on a t break since the 21st, I’m going to f***ing blast off lol
i just hope Hurricane doesnt remain the best post-AH weeknd song come this weekend
hurricane an absolute classic song so i wouldnt even be mad if all the tracks are just as great as hurricane
Honestly I’d love for him to work with Johnny more cause he’d fit the vibe so perfectly, but the optics around that post-breakup are kinda weird so RIP
that Pitchfork article that came out not too long ago still haunts me to this day
Eh, Quincy was nothing outside of his work with MJ. Still, interested to see what his involvement is.
nigga what
Quincy Jones literally worked with
Aretha Franklin
Stevie Wonder
Ray Charles
Frank Sinatra
Miles Davis