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The Weeknd has been working on new music
In an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, the star revealed that he has been in the studio and is working on new music.
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The closing track from 'Dawn FM' casts The Weeknd as the villain in a relationship's collapse, the guilt lodged too deep to dislodge. He frames himself as the hero who couldn't save anyone, least of all the person who believed in him, and the self-loathing curdles into a refrain that won't let go. The production, handled by Max Martin and Oscar Holter alongside the artist, leans into synth-pop and new wave textures that feel both retro and coldly modern, the arrangement as unshakeable as the feeling the lyrics describe.
The song was released to French contemporary hit radio on 7th July 2022 as the fourth and final single from the album. It sits penultimate in the tracklist, part of a concept album framed as a journey through the afterlife, and it plays like a reckoning with damage done. The Weeknd adopts the perspective of someone who knows he's beyond redemption in the eyes of the person who tried hardest to reach him, and the repetition of the hook mirrors the loop of regret that defines it.
"Less Than Zero" is a single by The Weeknd, from the album Dawn FM, released 2024. The track is 3:32 long. It's filed under R&B/Soul. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about The Weeknd.
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