The Weeknd – My Dear Melancholy Album download

The Weeknd finally gives fans new music with his new album “My Dear Melancholy.” The singer released an OG version of his 2014 smash hit Often and now revealed via social media about his new body of work.

My Dear Melancholy will be The Weeknd’s fourth proper album, and his first since 2016’s Starboy, which was a massive hit all around the world. While he has largely stopped promoting that record, it did take home the Grammy for Best Urban Contemporary Album last month, and he currently has a hit single in the form of Kendrick Lamar’s  Black Panther soundtrack cut “Pray for Me,” which features The Weeknd, so it’s not as if he’s been quiet lately.

Some weeks ago, Travis Scott let music lovers know that the new album from The Weeknd was really good and scary. There were already rumors swirling about a possible new album from the Canadian Grammy winner, but those whispers of upcoming tunes were all but confirmed today (March 29) when a billboard went up in London that appears to be an ad for a new record. The simple black and red poster is advertising My Dear Melancholy, with the text “New Album from The Weeknd. Available Now” written just underneath the purported album title.

The recently-spotted billboard in the U.K. is just the latest clue that supports the theory that a new Weeknd album is set to arrive on Friday. Earlier this week, the R&B/pop superstar got people talking after he uploaded an image to his Instagram that appears to be a screenshot from his texts. In the message, the person we are made to assume is the musician himself asks the question “should we drop Friday? I’m indifferent to be honest.”

On the music front, The Weeknd has been relatively quiet and probably his collaborative work with Kendrick Lamar on the soundtrack for the movie Black Panther entitled Pray For Me seems to be his most highly sought after sound.

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