What’s Left for the Weeknd to Conquer?

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The New York Times

Music Interviews, Music Commentary, Music

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🗓️ 18 January 2022

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

“Dawn FM” suggests at least one future direction for the pop powerhouse, who’s spent a decade making careful moves. Guest: The Ringer's Rob Harvilla.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the New York Times podcast, your push and pepto of music, news and criticism.
0:09.1	I am your host, John Caramonica.
0:11.1	Oh, you know that voice and you know those machines, your boy, Abel Farara, Abel test
0:36.3	fires back the weekend, Donna Femme has arrived.
0:39.7	Yo, it is the second week of January.
0:43.3	I just woke up from Christmas, like deadass just woke up from Christmas and man has
0:48.7	to put a whole album out that I had to think about this early in the year.
0:53.1	It's disorienting.
0:54.2	I understand the freeson of having an important album come this early in the year.
0:59.1	And yet my brain I was hoping to not have to turn it on at least until February.
1:04.7	Another person when it turned his brain on early this year, it's a Rob, our bill of
1:09.9	the ringer, Rob, happy new year.
1:12.9	Yeah.
1:13.9	This is the rudest thing the weekend has ever done.
1:16.4	Right.
1:17.4	This is this is debaucheris in the extreme to make us work to make us think here in here
1:23.7	in January.
1:24.7	I still I'm watching Elf on repeat, I am totally in Christmas mode, this is ridiculous.
1:31.3	To be fair, you watch Elf and like to lie.
1:33.1	That's just before we started recording, we should tell the people.
1:37.7	So we had an issue with our normal recording program.
1:40.7	We're using a different recording program, which has video.
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