Tesfaye not only matched the original's intensity but went so over the top with it that the top was no longer visible.
Emboldened by critical acclaim and an enthusiastic fan base, Tesfaye led the set, produced mostly by Illangelo, with a cover of "Dirty Diana," Michael Jackson's unintentionally comical groupie nightmare. And then, in December, just after Drake released Take Care, an album featuring a handful of Tesfaye collaborations, Echoes of Silence completed the Weeknd trilogy in an equally excessive fashion. Anyone not magnetized to extended periods of intense wallowing and/or chemically-induced lethargy - or the idea of experiencing either one of the two states - could discern that Tesfaye could have used an editor. It offered minor variations on the debut's themes of getting laid and high through plodding, thudding scenes of bleak malevolence.
The duo produced the entirety of Thursday, released that August. Supported by fellow Toronto native Drake, Tesfaye surfaced that March with House of Balloons, an impressive debut that merged his paradoxical approach - sweet voice, poisonous words - with gloomy but entrancing productions, most of which were provided by Illangelo and Doc McKinney. Trilogy compiles them with remastered sound and adds three new songs. Buy the album Starting at $25.59Ībel Tesfaye, aka the Weeknd, released three free mixtapes, aka albums, in 2011.
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