The Weeknd, Jim Carrey Fans Ecstatic For Collab On 'Dawn FM' Album!

On Monday, The Weeknd confirmed that his fifth studio album, "Dawn FM," will officially be out on January 7. This came in the midst of rumors that he considered a January 3 release, after a cryptic tweet.

The Canadian superstar released several trailers for Dawn FM, and one featured legendary actor, Jim Carrey. Carrey was narrating the visuals, and also reposted the trailer to his Twitter feed. It was there that Carrey also revealed that he listened to the entire Dawn FM album on Monday night.

"I listened to Dawn FM with my good friend Abel  @theweeknd last night," said Carrey on Twitter. "It was deep and elegant and it danced me around the room. I’m thrilled to play a part in his symphony. ;^•"

On Dawn FM, it's expected that Jim Carrey will be narrating plenty of songs on the album. Fans have since expressed how excited they are to hear Carrey's voice on this album, as it's anticipated that The Weeknd will also earn a fourth consecutive number one album. Additional appearances such as Quincey Jones and Tyler, The Creator are also set to be on Dawn FM.

On Wednesday, Weeknd also revealed the full tracklist for the forthcoming album. The featured artists weren't listed on the exact songs, though. This will likely be revealed on the night of Dawn FM's release.

Jim Carrey appears to definitely be narrating the final song of the album though, which is titled "Phantom Regret By Jim." 16 songs will be available in total, on Dawn FM.

1. Dawn FM

2. Gasoline

3. How Do I Make You Love Me?

4. Take My Breath

5. Sacrifice

6. A Tale By Quincy

7. Out Of Time

8. Here We Go… Again

9. Best Friends

10. Is There Someone Else?

11. Starry Eyes

12. Every Angel Is Terrifying

13. Don’t Break My Heart

14. I Heard You’re Married

15. Less Than Zero

16. Phantom Regret By Jim

The lead single for "Dawn FM" is "Take My Breath," which was released back in August. This went on to be another huge hit for The Weeknd, as it debuted at number six on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The release of "Take My Breath" also came in the middle of a 2021 year, where Weeknd's 2020 "After Hours" album was still posting historic numbers, and had two number one singles on it. That year also included Weeknd performing at the Super Bowl, in Tampa.