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THE WEEKND — After Hours

Label:
Universal UK ·
Catalog:
602508929908 ·
Format:
2x12inch Vinyl ·
Release Date:
·
Features:
X, CLEAR/RED SPLATTER VINYL ·

60.90 €

20.11.2026

Tracklist

Alone Again(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

Too Late(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

Hardest To Love(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

Scared To Live(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

Snow Child(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

Escape From LA(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

Heartless(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

Faith(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

Blinding Lights(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

In Your Eyes(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

Save Your Tears(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

Repeat After Me (Interlude)(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

After Hours(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

Until I Bleed Out(Original Mix)

The Weeknd

About Release

The Weeknd – AFTER HOURS arrives on Universal UK as catalogue 602508929908, a double 12-inch vinyl that gathers the artist’s recent electro-infused output under a banner of hip-hop house, funk house and soul house. The release, scheduled for 20 November 2026, stands out for its striking clear/red splatter vinyl presentation, a visual cue that matches the nocturnal mood of the material. Within Universal UK’s recent activity, AFTER HOURS follows a string of heavyweight entries. Earlier in 2026 the label issued Swedish House Mafia’s Paradise Again LP 2×12″ (catalogue 4808667) and Max Richter’s The Blue Notebooks (Record Store Day 2018) (catalogue 4835016), while the 2025 catalogue includes The Velvet Underground & Nico (catalogue 3717108) and The Weeknd’s own Hurry Up Tomorrow LP (catalogue 6599475). The new double-LP therefore continues a trajectory that blends mainstream pedigree with underground dance sensibilities, positioning The Weeknd’s house-leaning reinterpretations alongside the label’s eclectic roster. Side A opens with “Alone Again”, a track that leans into a deep groove, setting a contemplative tone that is deepened by the following “Too Late”. Both cuts sustain a steady pulse that encourages a smooth transition, while “Hardest To Love” introduces a slightly tighter rhythm, adding a subtle shift in energy that prepares the listener for “Scared To Live”, a track whose title hints at a more introspective atmosphere before the side concludes. The sequencing on side A creates a gradual build, each track reinforcing the house-oriented aesthetic while preserving the emotive core of the original material. Side B picks up with “Snow Child”, a cut that feels cooler in its texture, offering a breath of fresh air after the intensity of side A. “Escape From LA” follows, its title suggesting a movement away from the familiar, and it maintains the rhythmic continuity established earlier. The side’s momentum peaks with “Heartless”, a reinterpretation that translates the original’s dark lyricism into a dancefloor-ready rhythm, before “Faith” rounds out the side with a more uplifting vibe that hints at resolution. Side C begins with “Blinding Lights”, a track that transforms the synth-pop original into a funk-house framework, delivering a bright, propulsive feel. “In Your Eyes” continues the momentum, offering a slightly more melodic angle while retaining the driving beat. “Save Your Tears” concludes the side with a soulful house groove that underscores the emotional weight of the source material, making it suitable for both peak-time moments and more reflective set segments. Side D closes the narrative. “Repeat After Me (Interlude)” functions as a brief palate cleanser, a short instrumental that eases the transition into the title track “After Hours”. This centerpiece expands the record’s central theme, providing a spacious groove that invites DJs to layer it within a set. The final cut, “Until I Bleed Out”, offers a darker, more atmospheric close, its title suggesting a lingering intensity that can serve as a powerful outro or a deep-cut for late-night moments. In the context of The Weeknd’s recent vinyl output, AFTER HOURS follows the 2025 Hurry Up Tomorrow LP, also on Universal UK, which presented a more straightforward R&B orientation. The new double-LP demonstrates a clear pivot toward club-focused reinterpretations, aligning the artist’s catalogue with contemporary house trends while preserving the lyrical and melodic signatures that define the original songs. From a DJ’s perspective, the record supplies a versatile toolkit. The A-side tracks work well for warm-up or early-set slots, offering a steady groove that can be mixed into deeper house selections. The B-side provides a mix of cooler textures and more driving moments, ideal for building momentum. C-side’s bright, funk-laden tracks suit peak-time peaks, while D-side’s interlude and closing pieces give a narrative arc that can be exploited for set climaxes or as a thematic conclusion. The physical format is a 2×12-inch vinyl set, pressed on clear/red splatter vinyl that adds a visual statement to the auditory experience. The presentation complements the nocturnal, atmospheric qualities of the music, making it a compelling object for collectors who value both sound and aesthetic. The Weeknd – AFTER HOURS, Universal UK, catalogue 602508929908, 2×12-inch vinyl, 14 tracks. Tracklist: A1. The Weeknd – Alone Again A2. The Weeknd – Too Late A3. The Weeknd – Hardest To Love A4. The Weeknd – Scared To Live B5. The Weeknd – Snow Child B6. The Weeknd – Escape From LA B7. The Weeknd – Heartless B8. The Weeknd – Faith C9. The Weeknd – Blinding Lights C10. The Weeknd – In Your Eyes C11. The Weeknd – Save Your Tears D12. The Weeknd – Repeat After Me (Interlude) D13. The Weeknd – After Hours D14. The Weeknd – Until I Bleed Out

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