kiddash3r

5y

https://www.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.”

kiddash3r

5y

https://www.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.”

BGFX

5y

Heartless on Atmos is f***ing insane

BGFX

5y

Heartless on Atmos is f***ing insane

crinewinedining

5y

Idk if i have atmos or whatever. Do u gotta update the phone or its automatically updated?

Saul Goodman

5y

after updating to at least 14.6 go to music under settings and see if it’s toggled on. you’ll know it’s working because below the like time toggle or whatever that shows the song length it’ll say Dolby Atmos, Lossless, or nothing

Cam Skattebo Fan

5y

Need BBTM and Kiss Land next

DEL_14638

5y

some BBTM songs are available

kiddash3r

5y

https://www.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.”

chili

5y

i'm glad he didn't retire

and I'm glad both he and Abel took their time with After Hours, as in they didn't rush the album out

Cam Skattebo Fan

5y

Do you know which?

DEL_14638

5y

Now its just Tell Your Friends & Acquainted

Yesterday Real Life and Often were available but not anymore