‘Pitchfork TV’ goes inside Frank Ocean’s ‘Blonde’

Pitchfork TV has released a new video, titled “Inside Frank Ocean’s Blonde,” which breaks down the lead-up, composition, and circumstances of the 2016 studio album.

The mini-documentary is part video scrapbook and part time capsule, making a good primer for those who weren’t waiting with bated breath for the album’s arrival. Watch the full video above.

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