In June of 2020, full color stills of Frank Ocean’s 2016 Endless visual album made their way online, revealing for the first time the rainbow colored staircase being built behind a black and white veneer. Today, it was discovered that a full color copy of the video has been made available online.

A new drop of Blonded Radio merch has arrived, including a mug, a line of Acid Tab design apparel, and a restock of the 2022 repressing of Blonde.

Homer has released a new booklet of Frank Ocean’s photography for the brand called Mutations. The booklet is 7x10”, 48 pages long, and printed on tissue-weight paper. It costs $75.

In yet another surprise merch drop, Frank Ocean has released a repressing of his 2016 album Blonde as a double LP. Also available are some new blonded Radio tees and posters. Actor Jeremy Strong is featured on variants of both.

In conjunction with two new episodes of blonded radio, Frank Ocean has released a new wave of blonded tees and a poster commemorating 10 years of Channel Orange.

In the first episode of his Apple Music 1 radio program in two years, Frank Ocean interviewed Wim “The Iceman” Hof and debuted a sprawling 9-minute freestyle.

All items in the Homer catalog are now available to buy on Homer.com. This includes some new items, all of which can be searched for and filtered by type, material, color, or stone.

In the brand’s first merch drop since January 2020, blonded has released several new t-shirt designs as well as a double-sided poster.

Once inside, customers were treated to an intimate experience. Catalogs are given to visitors. Present were Frank Ocean, members of his team, and three or four jewelers behind the brand’s counters. In some cases, Frank himself explained some of the pieces to those trying them on.

In his first interview in two years, Ocean goes into detail about the creation of the brand, his life-long interest in fashion, and his inspirations behind some of the designs.

Following months of rumors and trademark registrations, Frank Ocean has launched a new luxury brand called Homer.

This is the first time Frank Ocean has reached the top 10 on any chart according to Billboard.

The track is tagged with the name “Big Enough,” and its source is unknown.