The Weeknd - The Hills

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A slowed version of The Weeknd's The Hills, stretching its dark vocals into a moodier, dreamier sound for late-night edits and atmospheric sad videos.

The Hills slowed down turns The Weeknd's dark, seductive R&B track into something heavier and more hypnotic. The pitch drops slightly, the tempo drags, and his strained, breathy vocals stretch out over the deep bass and sparse, echoing production. Every pause feels longer, every beat hits harder, and the familiar chorus takes on a dreamlike, almost unsettling quality. It keeps the original's late-night, dangerous mood but makes it feel slower, moodier and more cinematic, like a scene unfolding in slow motion rather than a radio hit rushing past.

The Hills was released by The Weeknd in 2015 as a single from Beauty Behind the Madness, becoming one of his darkest and most recognisable hits. Years later, fan-made slowed versions began circulating online, part of a wider trend of slowing popular songs to emphasise their mood and vocals. This version follows that style, keeping the original melody while stretching its tempo. It remains popular with editors who want a familiar song that already carries a late-night, cinematic feeling without needing a full track.

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What is this slowed version of The Hills?

It is a fan-made edit of The Weeknd's song that lowers the tempo and stretches the vocals, making the original dark R&B track sound heavier, moodier and more dreamlike than the radio version.

Where is The Hills originally from?

The Hills is a 2015 song by Canadian singer The Weeknd, released as a single from his album Beauty Behind the Madness and known for its dark, late-night sound.

How do creators use this slowed sound?

Creators often place it under slow-motion clips, night drives, sad edits and aesthetic montages, where its stretched vocals and heavy beat can set a moody atmosphere without overpowering the visuals.