The Weeknd Is Scary Good In “After Hours”

AFTER HOURS

THE WEEKND

OVERALL RATING (?????)


Don’t worry, that isn’t blood on The Weeknd’s face, it’s just overcooked stew.

I am very excited about The Weeknd’s upcoming After Hours album! Today, yet another single from it has released, and in my opinion, it might be the best so far.

“After Hours” is quite a musical experience! For starters, the track features this cinematic instrumental that gets more and more exhilarating as it plays on. Over it, The Weeknd brings out his highest vocals to explain to the world that he’s this reformed savage that is more than willing to embrace a love that is unforgettable. All in all, “After Hours” features an infectious hook, an outstanding vocal performance, and an old school feel that I absolutely adore!

The Weeknd is Michael Jackson with road rage.


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