Odd Future releases ‘The OF Tape Vol. 2’ with four Frank Ocean features
Odd Future Records
Odd Future has released their debut studio album, The OF Tape, Vol. 2. The 18-track project serves as the sequel to the 2008 debut mixtape, The Odd Future Tape.
Frank Ocean is featured on four songs: “Analog 2,” “Snow White,” “White,” and the closing track “Oldie,” which includes a music video released alongside the album.
The OF Tape, Vol. 2 is available to download for $15 at OddFuture.com and can also be streamed or purchased on Spotify, iTunes, and other music platforms.
“Oldie” (YouTube: OFWGKTA).
Tracklist:
“Hi.” [by L-Boy]
“Bitches” (feat. MellowHigh)
“NY (Ned Flander)” (feat. Hodgy Beats & Tyler The Creator)
“Ya Know” (feat. The Internet)
“Forest Green” (feat. Mike G)
“Lean” (feat. MellowHigh)
“Analog 2” (feat. Tyler The Creator, Frank Ocean & Syd)
“50” (feat. MellowHype)
“Snow White” (feat. MellowHype & Frank Ocean)
“Rella” (feat. MellowHigh & Tyler The Creator)
“Real Bitch” (feat. MellowHype & Taco)
“P” (feat. Hodgy Beats & Tyler The Creator)
“White” (feat. Frank Ocean)
“Hcapd” (feat. MellowHigh & Tyler The Creator)
“Sam (Is Dead)” (feat. Domo Genesis & Tyler The Creator)
“Doms” (feat. Domo Genesis)
“We Got Bitches” (feat. Tyler The Creator, Taco & Jasper Dolphin)
“Oldie” (feat. Taco, Tyler The Creator, Hodgy Beats, Left Brain, Mike G, Domo Genesis, Frank Ocean, Jasper Dolphin & Earl Sweatshirt)
Update 2012-07-10:
An instrumental version of “White” (from The OF Tape, Vol. 2) appears on Frank Ocean’s debut studio album, Channel Orange. It features John Mayer on guitar.
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