Hurry Up Tomorrow is the sixth studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter The Weeknd, released through XO and Republic Records. It serves as the grand finale of a trilogy that began with After Hours (2020) and continued with Dawn FM (2022) — a sweeping artistic journey now brought to its breathtaking conclusion. This black vinyl Collector's Edition is the definitive way to own one of the most anticipated albums of the decade, combining landmark music with an equally iconic visual legacy.
This special edition vinyl highlights a rarely-seen sketch created by Jean-Michel Basquiat at just 17 years old. The striking design features a figure clutching a balloon, floating above a group of people and unfinished buildings — imagery described as "working-class heroes" set against "unfinished buildings," capturing the tension between aspiration and societal limitations. The phrase "upon leaving the 'norm'" hovers above the scene, emphasizing themes of defiance and liberation.
The early drawing is taken directly from Basquiat's personal sketchbook and has rarely been featured or used commercially before. The design speaks to the album and echoes The Weeknd's legendary House of Balloons era, creating a powerful bridge between two defining chapters of artistic history. The artwork is officially licensed through the Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat and represents an extraordinary convergence of music and fine art.
This first pressing Collector's Edition features a shortened tracklist compared to the digital release, as well as "Society" and "Runaway" — two bonus tracks exclusive to first pressing copies. Pressed on classic black vinyl and spinning at 33 RPM, this record delivers the album's haunting, cinematic soundscape exactly as it was meant to be heard — warm, rich, and fully immersive from Side A to Side B.
This is a true collector's piece that sits at the intersection of pop culture, music history, and fine art. Whether displayed on your shelf or played on your turntable, Hurry Up Tomorrow x Basquiat Black Vinyl is more than a record — it's a cultural artifact and a testament to the enduring power of two of the most visionary artists of their generations.
Hurry Up Tomorrow is the sixth studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter The Weeknd, released through XO and Republic Records. It serves as the grand finale of a trilogy that began with After Hours (2020) and continued with Dawn FM (2022) — a sweeping artistic journey now brought to its breathtaking conclusion. This black vinyl Collector's Edition is the definitive way to own one of the most anticipated albums of the decade, combining landmark music with an equally iconic visual legacy.
This special edition vinyl highlights a rarely-seen sketch created by Jean-Michel Basquiat at just 17 years old. The striking design features a figure clutching a balloon, floating above a group of people and unfinished buildings — imagery described as "working-class heroes" set against "unfinished buildings," capturing the tension between aspiration and societal limitations. The phrase "upon leaving the 'norm'" hovers above the scene, emphasizing themes of defiance and liberation.
The early drawing is taken directly from Basquiat's personal sketchbook and has rarely been featured or used commercially before. The design speaks to the album and echoes The Weeknd's legendary House of Balloons era, creating a powerful bridge between two defining chapters of artistic history. The artwork is officially licensed through the Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat and represents an extraordinary convergence of music and fine art.
This first pressing Collector's Edition features a shortened tracklist compared to the digital release, as well as "Society" and "Runaway" — two bonus tracks exclusive to first pressing copies. Pressed on classic black vinyl and spinning at 33 RPM, this record delivers the album's haunting, cinematic soundscape exactly as it was meant to be heard — warm, rich, and fully immersive from Side A to Side B.
This is a true collector's piece that sits at the intersection of pop culture, music history, and fine art. Whether displayed on your shelf or played on your turntable, Hurry Up Tomorrow x Basquiat Black Vinyl is more than a record — it's a cultural artifact and a testament to the enduring power of two of the most visionary artists of their generations.
