Hurry Up Tomorrow

On March 25, 2020, the Weeknd previewed five unreleased tracks during an Instagram livestream, some of which were reportedly intended for After Hours (2020), which was released five days prior. Three songs—"Nothing Compares", "Missed You", and "Final Lullaby"—were later added as bonus tracks in the deluxe edition of the album. However, the other tracks, "Take Me Back to LA" and "The Abyss" (then listed as "Regular" or "Hold My Heart"), did not appear on After Hours or its successor, Dawn FM (2022). On January 10, 2022, three days after the release of Dawn FM, the Weeknd confirmed a follow-up album by tweeting: "I wonder... did you know you're experiencing a new trilogy?". This referenced his 2012 compilation album Trilogy, which contained remixes or remasters of the songs from his 2011 mixtapes House of Balloons, Thursday, and Echoes of Silence. It also confirmed that After Hours and Dawn FM are part of a trilogy, which would be concluded with the sequel to the latter. Development on Hurry Up Tomorrow reportedly began closely following the release of Dawn FM in 2022. In January 2023, the Weeknd confirmed recording sessions had taken place for the album, while also stating he has "definitely been inspired". On September 3, 2022, the intended final date of the North American leg of the After Hours til Dawn Tour, the Weeknd lost his voice during his performance at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood: the show was rescheduled to November 26 and an extra date was added for the following day. He would later attribute the incident to exhaustion resulting from scheduling conflicts between the After Hours til Dawn Tour and the TV series The Idol (2023). In a January 2025 interview with Variety, the Weeknd revealed that "a good chunk" of the album was finished by September 2022, but his touring incident caused the album and its tie-in film to be "overhauled". The incident also influenced the Weeknd's decision to drop his stage name, potentially transitioning to making music under his real name, Abel Tesfaye: == Promotion ==

June 2023–May 2024: Early teasers and promotion In June 2023, the Weeknd stated in a Variety interview: "I'm finishing the third part of this saga, of this trilogy. The name of it will come out soon." Recording therefore coincided with his musical and acting work for The Idol (2023) and the After Hours til Dawn Tour. The Weeknd continued to work on the album after this, sharing images of recording sessions between September 2023 and February 2024 at Conway Recording Studios in Los Angeles, alongside frequent collaborators Oneohtrix Point Never, Mike Dean and Metro Boomin, among others. On January 7, 2024, the second anniversary of Dawn FM, the Weeknd teased the upcoming album by posting the cover art for his previous two albums, along with a black slide featuring a white question mark in the centre. The slide was captioned with the number "3", indicating that the upcoming album would be the third in a trilogy. Later that month, he teased a possible collaboration with French electronic music duo Justice multiple times, who contributed to "Wake Me Up". On February 9, 2024, the Weeknd shared a picture from a recording studio and a written-down text "Everything fades...". On his birthday, February 16, he teased the album by posting pictures of the Los Angeles Theatre with text on its marquee: "This Story Has Three Chapters—The Greatest Trilogy Known to Man." On February 23, in three separate messages, he tweeted "Everything Will Fade". In the weeks following this message, he deleted most of his posts on X. On March 1, 2024, American record producer Mike Dean, a frequent collaborator of the Weeknd, celebrated his 59th birthday with a special concert at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles. The Weeknd made a guest appearance, performing a reimagined version of "Take Me Back to LA", which he had previously teased on an Instagram livestream in March 2020. He also debuted a cover of "In Heaven", which originally featured in the 1977 film Eraserhead. June–August 2024: Visual and conceptual teasers A collaboration with American technological company Apple Inc. was teased on June 1, 2024, which was confirmed by the company nine days later for later that year. On June 16, the Weeknd shared a photo of a stop motion figure depicting himself as a baby. On July 2, he teased the first visuals from the upcoming album, displaying a person being half his current age self, half himself as a child, with the reflection of a flame in his eyes, and a sinister forest. This was followed three days later by more visuals, displaying an unrecognizable person wearing a cape, on top of stairs in a purple-lighted room, seen through the crack of a door. On July 7, he shared a quote from Abode in Heaven: Paul and Life After Death in 2 Corinthians 5:1–10: "Humanity in its present form is frail, deteriorating, and weak. To share in eternal life, however, our bodies must be transformed." In July and August 2024, the Weeknd shared a trio of CGI teasers, centred on a young boy, presumably representing a young Abel Tesfaye, alongside his characters from other albums, including Trilogy (2012), After Hours (2020), and Dawn FM (2022). • "There Are Three Chapters in this Tale", shared on July 18, which showcased the story of After Hours and Dawn FM, accompanied by various songs from these albums. • "When you gaze long enough into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you", shared on July 23, marked the resurfacing of "The Abyss", which he had previously teased on Instagram live in March 2020. • "Unprepared Certainty", shared on August 6, featured the first official teasing of "Wake Me Up" and "Runaway". On August 7, 2024, Universal announced that the Weeknd would be returning to Universal Studios Hollywood as a haunted house for that year's Halloween Horror Nights event, after a similar event tied to his album After Hours, in 2022. The Weeknd: Nightmare Trilogy is inspired by his albums from the new trilogy. The house featured music by the Weeknd, scored by Mike Dean. Four alternative edition vinyl LPs were made available for pre-order between October and December 2024, each featuring exclusive artwork by one artist. He also revealed plans for a "one-night only" concert at the Rose Bowl stadium in Pasadena, California, scheduled for the day after the album's release. On December 2, 2024, the show was sold out in under one hour, as over 300,000 fans attempted to buy tickets. On December 17, 2024, the Weeknd performed at Spotify's first Billions Club Live, celebrating his record-breaking 25 songs with at least a billion streams, and performing "Timeless" and "São Paulo" from Hurry Up Tomorrow, and "In Heaven", with a concert film released on Spotify on January 7, 2025. During the show, he announced the upcoming album would be accompanied by a new tour and film in 2025. On December 20, the latter's release date of May 16, 2025, was announced. January 2025: Los Angeles wildfires impact and final marketing push On January 13, the Weeknd announced that the album's release had been postponed by a week, moving to January 31. Additionally, the one-off show at the Rose Bowl, originally scheduled for January 25, was cancelled. Both decisions were made "out of respect and concern for the people of Los Angeles County" who were dealing with severe wildfires. Apart from that announcement, the Weeknd remained completely silent about the upcoming album, instead focusing solely on the wildfires through his social media. Proceeds from the album track "Take Me Back to LA" will be donated to LA Regional Food Bank, who are providing emergency food assistance to those directly impacted by the LA wildfires. The same day, the Weeknd also tweeted "All in your veins in ten days... This one is gonna kick". On January 23, the website's password was shared, which gave access to a XO/Opium webstore containing album-related merchandising and a new Hurry Up Tomorrow 00XO edition with two bonus tracks, to be released digitally only alongside the album's standard edition. The website was made available without a password on January 25. Seven days before the album's release, the Weeknd shared a visual teaser featuring snippets from music videos spanning his entire career in chronological order. The teaser concluded with clips from the music videos for "Open Hearts" and "Red Terror", both unreleased at the time. The nearly four-minute teaser was set to "Rolling Stone", a track from his 2011 mixtape Thursday. On January 24, an ABC press release revealed that the Weeknd would perform on American late-night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live! on January 30, one day before the album's release. On the same day, he updated the caption on his post revealing the standard edition album cover, adding "First Pressing", suggesting that a new cover might be in the works. On January 28, it was announced that a New York City pop-up shop, created in partnership with Spotify, will open for the first three days following the album's release. The Weeknd shared a series of three black-and-white snippets of "Opening Night" and "Red Terror" in the days leading up to the release—one each on four, three, and two days prior. He referred to the upcoming album as "the final act", "curtains up", and "...". == Release ==

On the evening of January 30, the Weeknd performed "Open Hearts" on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. Just before his performance, he unveiled the official album cover, revealing that the previously known design was exclusive to the first-pressing vinyl and CD editions. The album, Hurry Up Tomorrow, was released shortly after, on January 31, 2025. A total of 25 songs were released: 22 standard tracks, plus three bonus tracks ("Runaway", "Society" and "Closing Night"). The album was made available in four versions: • Complete Edition: includes 22 standard tracks. Initially only a digital release, physical edition released on May 9, 2025. • 00XO Edition (digital only): includes 22 standard tracks, plus two bonus tracks "Runaway" and "Society". • First Pressing Edition (physical only): features nine selected songs from the 22 standard tracks, plus two bonus tracks "Runaway" and "Society". • Pharrell Williams Edition (digital only): released on February 5, 2025, it includes 22 standard tracks, and the new bonus track "Closing Night", with Swedish House Mafia. Of the nine new songs performed at the São Paulo show, six made it onto the standard edition tracklist. "Runaway" was included in the album's First Pressing Edition, and as a bonus track on the 00XO and Pharrell Williams editions. The originally intended lead single, "Dancing in the Flames", along with "In Heaven", were left off of all album versions, with the latter remaining unreleased. As a result, "Timeless" and "São Paulo" became the album's lead and second single, respectively. "Cry for Me" was sent to US contemporary and rhythmic radio as the album's third single on February 4, 2025. == Composition and themes ==

Variety described Hurry Up Tomorrow prior to its release, stating it "includes plenty of the sleek, chrome-plated hooks that have characterized many of the Weeknd's biggest hits. But to a degree he hasn't really done before, it also includes explorations of other genres: classic R&B, straight pop, acoustic guitars, fast beats and an epic, sweeping song, probably the finale, that recalls Prince's 'Purple Rain.), and the Weeknd as a baby, through shared CGI teasers, On February 29, 2024, it was confirmed that Anton Tammi, one of After Hours' directors, would contribute to the upcoming album. In an interview with Billboard Brasil on September 6, 2024, the Weeknd revealed that a "central song" was composed in São Paulo, with the album exploring different sounds, which he nicknamed "frankenstein". In the same publication, a collaboration with Brazilian singer Anitta (what would later become "São Paulo") was confirmed after months of rumours, although the article was later removed by Billboard. The moment the Weeknd lost his voice during the September 2022 concert greatly impacted his artistic vision for his upcoming album and further career. In an interview with Variety in January 2025, he stated "I really needed to sit down and figure out my life, to understand what happened, face it, learn something new and start again. I had a kind of a mental breakdown, which is pretty much what this new album is about." Italian composer and music producer Giorgio Moroder, known for his film scores like Midnight Express and Scarface, was a major influence on the album, particularly for the "operatic synths" used in the latter. The Weeknd himself described the album as "gothic" and "operatic". Moroder told Variety in January 2025: "I'm thrilled to continue bridging the gap with Abel between the past and the future, creating something timeless yet innovative." The album features Moroder's contributions on keyboards, arrangements, and vocals. == Title and artwork ==

Album title The album takes its name from the song "Hurry Up Tomorrow" by the soul group the Nu'rons, a track sampled on "Without a Warning". "dawn" being the brightening of the sky just before sunrise, and "tomorrow" the time after sunrise. Album covers The standard edition album cover of Hurry Up Tomorrow features Tesfaye's blistered, fire-scarred face, seemingly screaming in pain. The album title and tracklist surround him, reminiscent of the covers from his 2011 career-starting trilogy of mixtapes. The image is a still from the movie of the same name. The album cover for the first pressing version of Hurry Up Tomorrow features a portrait of Tesfaye in a black tank top, gazing at the camera and seemingly holding back tears. Four different vinyl pressings of the album featuring alternate covers made available for pre-order between October and December 2024. The covers were illustrated by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Frank Miller, Hajime Sorayama, and Harmony Korine. Both the 00XO and Pharrell Williams edition of the album feature alternative covers designed by XO Records in cooperation with Opium and Williams, respectively. == Promotion ==

Performances On July 17, 2024, the Weeknd announced a special one-night only concert in São Paulo, Brazil featuring "never-before-seen production", taking place on September 7. The show sold out in under one hour on July 22, 2024, with 420,000 fans attempting to buy tickets. In an Instagram story posted on August 15, the Weeknd revealed he would only perform songs from the new trilogy, meaning that the performance of any unreleased song would seemingly confirm its inclusion on the new album. A trailer released on August 20 revealed the show would stream live on YouTube. The 90-minute concert was held in the MorumBIS Stadium, where the Weeknd performed songs exclusively from After Hours, Dawn FM and Hurry Up Tomorrow, debuting nine then-unreleased songs: • Six previously teased songs: "Wake Me Up", "Take Me Back to LA", "Runaway", "The Abyss", "In Heaven" (contains an interpolation of the song of the same name), and "São Paulo" (with Anitta). • Three new songs: "Without a Warning", "Dancing in the Flames", and "Timeless" (with Playboi Carti). Both Anitta and Playboi Carti joined the Weeknd on stage to perform their respective collaborations with him. The stage design maintained the catwalk-style setup that spanned the length of the pitch, from previous After Hours til Dawn Tour performances. Notable religious elements were incorporated into the stage design for this leg of the tour. Midway down the catwalk, a church inspired by the rock-hewn structures of Lalibela was constructed, likely paying homage to the Weeknd's Ethiopian heritage. The church featured multiple levels, enabling the Weeknd to perform on its roof, an intermediate floor, and its ground level. The stage design now also featured a large video screen and illuminated walkway, On September 21, 2024, the Weeknd performed at the festival in Las Vegas, atop a pyramid formed by red-veiled dancers. In a 20-minute set, he performed "Blinding Lights" and "Save Your Tears" from After Hours, "Take My Breath" and "Sacrifice" from Dawn FM, "Dancing in the Flames", and then-unreleased "São Paulo" from Hurry Up Tomorrow. On December 11, 2024, it was announced the Weeknd would be performing at Spotify's first ever Billions Club Live on December 17. The exclusive, invite-only performance at Santa Monica's Barker Hangar was reserved for 2,000 of his top listeners on the platform, celebrating his record as the artist with the most songs surpassing one billion streams. During a 70-minute concert, he performed most of his 24 tracks that had reached the milestone, along with "In Heaven" and songs from Hurry Up Tomorrow: "Timeless", and "São Paulo". On January 7, 2025, the third anniversary date of Dawn FM, a concert film featuring 13 of the performed songs—including "Timeless" and "São Paulo" from Hurry Up Tomorrow—was released exclusively on Spotify as part of its video podcast Billions Club: The Series. On January 24, an ABC press release revealed that the Weeknd will perform on American late-night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live! on January 30, one day before the album's release. There, the Weeknd himself transformed into a stop-motion figure and appeared to drown in a mysterious liquid, leading up to the events from the "Red Terror" music video. On February 2, 2025, the Weeknd appeared at the 67th Annual Grammys Awards to perform "Cry for Me", and "Timeless" with Playboi Carti. It was a surprise performance, with Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. inviting him to the stage, marking a moment of reconciliation between the organization and the Weeknd, following the earlier controversy in 2020 that led to the artist boycotting the Grammys. Mason Jr. declared in his introductory speech that the academy had revised its nominating committee in response to the controversy. Singles The Weeknd announced the release of his album's original lead single, "Dancing in the Flames", on September 9, 2024, two days after being debuted live at his concert in São Paulo. The announcement followed Apple's live event, where the iPhone 16 Pro was unveiled alongside a teaser of the music video, which was shot entirely on the device. The song, accompanied by its music and lyric videos, was officially released four days later. On September 15, a live audio version of the song was released, taken from the São Paulo performance. Two days later, an acoustic version was released along with a video, in which the Weeknd performed in the same robe as for the São Paulo concert. The initial song debuted and peaked at number 14 on the US Billboard Hot 100. The song was later removed from the album track list and all promotion tying it to its intended parent album were taken down. Four days after performing live at the iHeartRadio Music Festival, on September 25, the album's intended second single "Timeless" with American rapper Playboi Carti was announced. The song had already debuted live at the São Paulo concert earlier that month. It was released on September 27, alongside an accompanying lyric video. The music video was released three days later. The song debuted and peaked at number 3 on the US Billboard Hot 100, marking the Weeknd's highest career debut on the chart. "Timeless" set a new career-high debut on Spotify, garnering 10.04 million streams in its first 24 hours. The song was later reworked as lead single, due to "Dancing in the Flames" being scrapped from the album. A remix of "Timeless" featuring American rapper Doechii was released on May 9, 2025. On October 25, 2024, Brazilian singer Anitta shared a post depicting herself with a baby belly and a white face mask. One day after, a snippet of the song was again featured in a trailer to Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6. The day after that, Anitta shared a post depicting an ultrasound image of a baby with sharp teeth and a forked tail asking if the creature is beautiful, to which the Weeknd responded how beautiful it looks. The picture was labelled with the coordinates of São Paulo, Brazil, along with a date later revealed as the release date of the intended third single "São Paulo", featuring Anitta. Released intentionally a day prior to Halloween on October 30, the single's music video premiered simultaneously. The song debuted and peaked at number 77 on the US Billboard Hot 100. "Cry for Me" was released as the album's third single on February 4, 2025. The same day, single versions of "Open Hearts", "Enjoy the Show" and "Wake Me Up" were released, for which the transitions to neighboring songs on the album's tracklist are removed. Other songs The Weeknd debuted "Open Hearts" during the After Hours til Dawn Tour shows at Sydney's Accor Stadium on October 22 and 23. The song was released on November 14, as part of an immersive music experience in collaboration with Apple, exclusively on the Apple Vision Pro. The experience was the first of its kind developed around the headset. Parts of its music video appeared in an album teaser released on January 23, 2025, It has also been noted by fans and critics that the album's closing song, the title track, blends into "High for This", the first song on House of Balloons, cycling Tesfaye's career as the Weeknd. Tour Starting on July 14, 2022, the Weeknd embarked on the After Hours til Dawn Tour in support of After Hours and Dawn FM, his seventh concert tour and first all-stadium tour. Before the release of Hurry Up Tomorrow, the tour encompassed four legs, totalling 68 shows, successively visiting North America (2022), Europe and Latin America (2023), and Australia (2024). On September 23, 2024, the Weeknd tweeted "Note for XO: After Hours Til Dawn is the tour name of the entire trilogy", confirming that the tour would also support Hurry Up Tomorrow. At Spotify's Billions Club concert on December 17, he announced that the tour would resume in 2025. On January 31, a new leg of the tour was announced, featuring 26 stadium shows (later increased to 42 due to high demand) across North America from May to September 2025, alongside Playboi Carti and special guest Mike Dean. On September 4, 2025, the tour was further extended with two new legs for 2026: a return to Latin America with five shows and to Europe with thirteen shows (later increased to 6 and 37, respectively, due to high demand). Film On November 4, 2024, American film studio Lionsgate announced it had acquired worldwide distribution rights to Hurry Up Tomorrow, a psychological thriller film based on the album. It is directed by Trey Edward Shults, who wrote the screenplay with Tesfaye and Reza Fahim. Shults also produced the film with Kevin Turen and Harrison Kreiss. Making his feature film debut, Tesfaye stars alongside Jenna Ortega, Barry Keoghan, and Gabby Barrett. Live Nation Entertainment financed the film on a budget of over $15 million. During Spotify's Billions Club concert on December 17, Tesfaye announced the film would be released in 2025. The film received negative reviews from critics. Other promotion On January 28, it was announced that a New York City pop-up shop, created in partnership with Spotify, will open for the first three days following the album's release. On April 18, the music video for "Drive" was released on YouTube. It stars Jenna Ortega and was directed by Trey Edward Shults, the Weeknd's collaborators for the upcoming feature film based on the album. The music video begins with Tesfaye immersed in a bathtub filled with water as he envisions flashes of a car driving down a road and Ortega sitting in front of a fire in the middle of the woods to the outro of "Given Up on Me". As the music transitions into "Drive", it shows snippets of Tesfaye and Ortega standing over a bridge, sitting on a Ferris wheel and Ortega driving down a canyon alone. After the song closes, it transitions into the first verse of "Baptized In Fear" as the video returns to Tesfaye in the overflowing bathtub. == Critical reception ==

NME described Hurry Up Tomorrow as a fitting potential swansong for the Weeknd, marking the final chapter of a loose trilogy exploring fame, pain, and transformation. The review praised the album's mix of moody synth-pop and bold experimentation while highlighting its introspective lyrics, star-studded collaborations, and cinematic scope. The Guardian review of Hurry Up Tomorrow was more mixed, describing the album as both "captivating" and "exhausting", with the Weeknd's great musical production often undermined by shallow, self-pitying lyrics about fame. Despite its impressive sound, the review suggests that the album's lack of depth and its overtly theatrical tone may signal the end of the Weeknd's persona. == Awards and nominations ==

Streaming Upon the album's release, Hurry Up Tomorrow accumulated 58 million streams globally within its first day of availability on Spotify, and 302 million streams within its first week, becoming his largest streaming debut for all his studio projects on the platform. Furthermore, Hurry Up Tomorrow marks the largest streaming debut on the platform of any major album release in 2025 so far. United States In the United States, Hurry Up Tomorrow debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, with first week sales of 490,500 album-equivalent units, consisting of 171.5 million on-demand streams and 359,000 pure album sales, the latter figure being the highest for any male artist since 2020. With this feat, Hurry Up Tomorrow marked The Weeknd's fifth Billboard 200 chart-topping album and his highest opening week sales by overall units in the country. The album also marked the third largest week opener of 2025 (after Morgan Wallen's ''I'm the Problem''), and the largest for any album since Taylor Swift's The Tortured Poets Department (2024). International In other markets, the album topped the charts in 16 other countries, including its domestic market Canada, as well as France, becoming his first album to achieve this, but also Norway, Belgium, Australia, United Kingdom and New Zealand, and top five in Sweden, Finland, Italy, Spain and Switzerland. == Track listing ==

Notes • signifies an additional producer. • signifies a co-producer. • signifies an uncredited producer. • signifies a vocal producer. • "Given Up on Me" features uncredited vocals by Future. • "Without a Warning", "Society", and "Give Me Mercy" are respectively named "The Crowd", "How It Feels", and "Africa" when playing the first pressing CDs. • "I Can't Fucking Sing" features dialogue from the Hurry Up Tomorrow film. Sample credits • "Wake Me Up" contains an interpolation of "Thriller", written by Rod Temperton, as performed by Michael Jackson. • "Cry for Me" contains a sample of "I Wanna Be the One", written by Curtis Fitzgerald Williams and Karen Patterson, as performed by The S.O.S. Band. • "São Paulo" contains an interpolation of "Montagem Pidona", written by Flavio Seraphim de Almeida, Everton Ramos de Araujo, Marcelo Nei Leal, Tatiana dos Santos Lourenço, Agustinho Raphael dos Santos, Washington Luis Costa Vaz, and Andre Luiz Viegasand, as performed by Tati Quebra Barraco. • "Opening Night" contains a sample of "Computer Love" written by Patrick Baker, as performed by Techmaster P.E.B. • "Enjoy the Show" contains a sample of "Homemade Gun", written by Lydia Kitto and Josh Lloyd-Watson, as performed by Loaded Honey. • "Given Up on Me" contains a sample of "Wild Is the Wind", written by Dimitri Tiomkin and Ned Washington, as performed by Nina Simone, and a sample of "On the Way" written by James Louis MC Cants, as performed by Chicago Gangsters. • "Niagara Falls" contains a sample of "Someone to Love", written by Kenneth Edmonds, as performed by Jon B. featuring Babyface. • "Without a Warning" contains a sample of "Hurry Up Tomorrow", written by Darryl Howard and Isaac Brown, as performed by The Nu'rons. == Personnel ==

Musicians • The Weeknd – vocals (all tracks except track 5), programming (tracks 7, 17, 18); bass, drums, keyboards (7, 17) • Mike Dean – synthesizer (tracks 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13, 15, 16, 19, 21, 22), guitar (1), drum programming (4), programming (20), keyboards (22) • Nathan Salon – programming (tracks 1, 3, 5, 6, 22), synthesizer (5, 6, 11, 16, 22), drums (6, 16) • OPN – synthesizer (tracks 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 16–22), drums (11, 18, 20) • Sean Solymar – drum programming (tracks 4, 15) • Anitta – vocals (track 4) • Max Martin – programming (tracks 7, 17, 18); bass, drums, keyboards (7, 17); piano (18) • Oscar Holter – programming (tracks 7, 17, 18, 21); bass, drums, keyboards (7, 17); synthesizer (21) • Davide Rossi – strings (track 7) • Chxrry22 – spoken word (track 9) • Jon B. – additional vocals (track 14) • Tommy Rush – acoustic guitar (tracks 15, 22), drum programming (15) • Sage Skolfield – drum programming (track 15) • Encompass Music Partners – choir (tracks 16, 20, 21) • Joshua Eustis – choir arrangement (tracks 16, 20, 21), conductor (20) • Megan Mitchell – choir member (tracks 16, 20, 21) • Ilya – programming (track 17) • David Bukovinszky – cello (track 18) • Mattias Bylund – string arrangement, string synthesizer (track 18) • Karl Guner – string synthesizer (track 18) • Erik Arvinder – violin (track 18) • Mattias Johansson – violin (track 18) • Lana Del Rey – vocals (track 19) • Jasper Randall – chorus director (tracks 20, 21) Technical • Mike Dean – mastering (all tracks), mixing (tracks 1–6, 8–16, 18–22), engineering (10, 20), vocal engineering (4) • Sage Skolfield – mixing (tracks 1–3, 6, 10–12, 15), engineering (1–3, 6, 8, 10–16, 19–22), vocal engineering (1, 2, 4, 6, 8–12, 14–16, 21, 22), co-mixing (13, 16, 19, 20) • Tommy Rush – mixing (tracks 1–3, 5, 6, 8–11, 13, 18), engineering (1–3, 6, 8, 10–12, 14–16, 19–22), second engineering (1–3, 5, 6, 8–11, 13, 16, 18), vocal engineering (10), additional mixing (12, 14, 19–22) • Nathan Salon – mixing (tracks 3, 5, 22), engineering (1–3, 5, 6, 8, 11, 16, 17, 19–21) • Serban Ghenea – mixing (tracks 7, 17, 21) • Bryce Bordone – mixing (tracks 7, 17), second engineering (7, 17), additional mixing (21) • Pharrell Williams – mixing (track 13) • Sean Solymar – mixing (track 15), engineering (1, 15) • Marcus Fritz – vocal mixing (track 13) • Shin Kamiyama – engineering (tracks 1, 2, 6, 8, 12, 14, 18–20, 22) • Sam Holland – engineering (tracks 7, 17, 18) • Ethan Stevens – engineering (track 9) • Mike Larson – engineering (track 13) • Faris Al-Majed – recording, second engineering (tracks 1, 2, 4) • Eric Manco – vocal engineering (track 10) • Max Martin – vocal engineering (track 18) • Oscar Holter – vocal engineering (track 18) • Mattias Bylund – string engineering (track 18) • Henrik Langemyr – string engineering (track 18) • Karl Guner – string engineering (track 18) == Charts ==

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