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In June 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.
Read MoreThe 24-second clip offers a glimpse behind the scenes at new music in the works.
Read MoreTwo would-be performers in Frank Ocean’s Coachella production—brothers Dan Powers and Chris Powers—discussed elements of the presentation that Ocean put ‘on ice’ in an episode of their hockey podcast, Empty Netters.
Read More“There is some beauty in chaos.” Frank Ocean headlines weekend 1 of Coachella on the main stage at the Empire Polo Club, delivering an array of new remixes in perhaps his most unique and controversial concert to date. We examine the event and its aftermath, with exclusive reporting from blonded.blog’s Odysseus.
Read MoreEmails from Frank Ocean’s producers shed light on his 2016 album’s development, detailing changes made to several released and unreleased tracks between January 2014 and February 2015.
Read MoreThe French electro-house producer contributed production and arrangement to both Endless and Blonde, but is perhaps best known to Frank Ocean fans as the narrator of “Facebook Story.”
Read MoreFrank sat in on the first screening of Mid90s with Hill’s sister Beanie Feldstein and Q-Tip.
Read MoreFrank Ocean and Buddy Ross perform the Blonde lead single “Nikes” in a clip posted on Tumblr. It appears to be from a live band rehearsal for Ocean’s 2017 Blonded Tour.
Read MoreStuart Brumfitt interviews Tom Sachs about his contributions to Frank’s stage design for Amuse, the lifestyle arm of i-D and Vice.
Read MoreThe studio behind the typeface and masthead for the magazine spill on Frank Ocean’s working process, his absolute perfectionism and how not even they knew when it would drop
Read MoreIn Frank Ocean’s new magazine, Boys Don’t Cry, video director Tyrone Lebon published a photo series titled “I Shot a Video for Fun,” which showcases his production of the music video for “Nikes.”
Read MoreThe video is being directed by Hiro Murai.
Read MoreBoth Tyler and Frank were in LA filming the video. Frank shared some shots from behind the scenes on his Tumblr.
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