Personally donât see how Timeless and Sau Paulo are gonna fit on this album and not sound out of place
Sonically they might not have similarities, but how it has been with the past two albums, I get the feeling that thematically and lyrically theyâll flow and make sense. I just donât get how weâve been through the same thing beforehand in regards to being worried about the singles, when his full bodies of work clearly speak for themselves
I love starboy so a playlist with songs with not much of a story behind it would be fine for me normally. But to end this trilogy it should be in line with the other 2
I love Starboy, but I consider it his second worst album. There are multiple skips on that album.
So I agree with you, itâd be weird to end like that. Unless every song is great, but I think I need cohesion to think DITF is a great song (unless the album version is extended ala TMB).
lemme put it this way
did blinding lights and heartless sound cohesive when they dropped???
not at all
lemme put it this way
did blinding lights and heartless sound cohesive when they dropped???
not at all
More than the singles we got at this moment
More than the singles we got at this moment
No they did not
One was a very dark and heavy trap-inspired toxic song produced by Metro Boomin and the other was an 80s throwback made-for-the-radio pop song produced by Max Martin
Timeless and Dancing in the Flames are literally the exact two same ends of the spectrum
No they did not
One was a very dark and heavy trap-inspired toxic song produced by Metro Boomin and the other was an 80s throwback made-for-the-radio pop song produced by Max Martin
Timeless and Dancing in the Flames are literally the exact two same ends of the spectrum
BL and heartless were much more cohesive than what we have now. especially since by the time those dropped we had visual identity and overall theme for the album set in place. plus, they are much better songs on their own
BL and heartless were much more cohesive than what we have now. especially since by the time those dropped we had visual identity and overall theme for the album set in place. plus, they are much better songs on their own
No they were not man
Both songs were "dark" and that's where the similarities stopped
Unless you mean they were cohesive because of the music videos but that has nothing to do with the actual music
No they did not
One was a very dark and heavy trap-inspired toxic song produced by Metro Boomin and the other was an 80s throwback made-for-the-radio pop song produced by Max Martin
Timeless and Dancing in the Flames are literally the exact two same ends of the spectrum
it's a testament to how legendary mike was man. jermaine doesn't sound bad at all but when mike comes in, it's OVER
Itâs even worse here

Michael comes out and completely owns the stage and songs, absolutely crazy.
1000000000000/10 aura
Weeknd section on fire⌠when Im coming homeâŚ
How does everyone feel about the single cover? Is this the art style we are getting for this album or a one off?
Die For You back to #2 on Weeknd's AM top songs
DITF now #4
this s*** happened overnight too
Everything lining up with my expectations
I need him to serenade me with all sort of different soundscapes and vibes
DITF & Timeless touches both side of the spectrum
it's a testament to how legendary mike was man. jermaine doesn't sound bad at all but when mike comes in, it's OVER
He has a similar effect in Can You Feel It... As soon as he enters it's over for everyone else