The Weeknd has shared a canopy of John Lennon’s ‘Jealous Man’ that’s been utilized in HBO’s new present The Idol.
Forward of the present’s fourth episode, The Weeknd, actual title Abel Tesfaye, shared a model of Lennon’s basic tune that seems within the present. The Idol is made by Euphoria-creator Sam Levinson and follows the plot of a pop star (Lily-Rose Depp) who develops a controversial relationship with self-help guru and cult chief Tedros (Abel Tesfaye).
The duvet was first teased again in April and the musician carried out it in Norway earlier this week.
You’ll be able to try the tune right here:
Final week, The Weeknd and BLACKPINK‘s Jennie shared a brand new tune that seems in The Idol – take heed to ‘One Of The Women’ beneath.
Depp additionally appeared on two new The Weeknd songs ‘World Class Sinner/I’m A Freak’ and ‘The Lure’ from the present’s soundtrack, which have been launched earlier this month.
The primary single taken from the HBO drama was titled ‘Double Fantasy’, and hears The Weeknd (now going by his beginning title Abel Tesfaye) workforce up with Future. Like ‘The Lure’, the collaborative single featured manufacturing from The Weeknd and Mike Dean, and arrived accompanied by a music video that featured clips from the present.
Extra just lately, the singer-songwriter and actor launched the only ‘Common’, which noticed him be part of forces with Playboy Carti and queen of pop, Madonna. That includes manufacturing from Tesfaye, Mike Dean and Metro Boomin, it was additionally revealed that all the songs from the collection will seem on the soundtrack album, ‘The Idol, Vol. 1’, which lands June 30.
The Weeknd can also be at the moment on a UK stadium tour celebrating his final two albums, ‘Daybreak FM’ and ‘After Hours’.
Reviewing the gig in Manchester, NME wrote: “The Weeknd’s knack for dominating the charts with hit-after-hit-after-hit implies that there may’ve been some debate over which monitor ought to finish his major set tonight, however ‘Blinding Lights’, off 2020’s ‘After Hours’, is the plain selection: a stadium-uniting power that prompts the form of mass singalong you’d most likely have the ability to hear over at Outdated Trafford on the opposite aspect of Manchester.”