The Weeknd’s Releases ‘After Hours (Deluxe),’ Featuring Lil Uzi Vert and Oneohtrix Point Never
cover features the Weeknd’s face from the original artwork split down the middle and saturated in deep crimson.
On Twitter, fans demanded the release of the “blue version” of the album — ostensibly a deluxe version with new original songs, not just remixes — to which theperformance of “Scared To Live.” The Weeknd debuted the song in early March backed by Oneohtrix Point Never, who wrote or produced on three of the album’s 14-original tracks.
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