The Weeknd – Starboy

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Artist: The Weeknd

Title: Starboy

Year: 2016

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Tracklist

  • 1. Starboy (3:50)
  • 2. Party Monster (4:09)
  • 3. False Alarm (3:40)
  • 4. Reminder (3:38)
  • 5. Rockin’ (3:52)
  • 6. Secrets (4:25)
  • 7. True Colors (3:26)
  • 8. Stargirl Interlude (1:51)
  • 9. Sidewalks (3:51)
  • 10. Six Feet Under (3:57)
  • 11. Love To Lay (3:43)
  • 12. A Lonely Night (3:40)
  • 13. Attention (3:17)
  • 14. Ordinary Life (3:41)
  • 15. Nothing Without You (3:18)
  • 16. All I Know (5:21)
  • 17. Die For You (4:20)
  • 18. I Feel It Coming (4:29)

Review

"Starboy" by The Weeknd really marked a monumental shift in his career when it dropped back in 2016. I must say, teaming up with Daft Punk for that killer title track was a genius move. It’s got this new, electrifying sound that blends perfectly with The Weeknd's evolving image. Not to mention, "Starboy" the single was everywhere – you couldn't tune into a radio station without catching it playing, climbing its way to the top of the charts globally.

The whole album thrums with this sort of high-octane, hip-hop swagger that takes a page from the playbook of legends like Wu-Tang and 50 Cent. It feels like The Weeknd is not only nodding to the sounds of his youth but also stepping into the glossy shoes of superstardom with all its glitzy, sometimes gritty, trappings. The lyrics throughout "Starboy" plays with themes of fame and fortune, shining a light on the luxurious yet isolating nature of celebrity. This album didn't just ride the waves of musical trends; it set the record for Spotify's single-day streams at the time, which says a lot about its impact. It's fascinating to see The Weeknd embrace and transcend his musical roots, continuing to define and redefine his sound. - Sienna

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