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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 MoreBlonde is the fifth greatest album ever made, according to the music platform.
Read MoreThe drop includes a new Blonded Radio shirt and Jacquard shorts with NYC icons, as well as a restock of the 2022 Blonde LP reissue.
Read MoreThe 24-second clip offers a glimpse behind the scenes at new music in the works.
Read MoreThe one-minute video features an unreleased track, unofficially known as “Boundaries/Younger Self.”
Read MoreSwiss art curator Hans Ulrich Obrist published a book featuring 100 Post-it notes from 100 artists—one of them is Frank Ocean, who contributed his note in 2014. Ocean’s Post-it reads: “I feel like crying but… I can’t—I think I broke it.” He might have been foreshadowing his 2016 magazine Boys Don’t Cry, which was a work in progress when he wrote down the remark.
Read MoreFrank Ocean’s 2012 single—originally intended for Quentin Tarantino’s film Django Unchained—has reappeared in “Virginia Beach,” the opening track of Drake’s eighth studio album.
Read MoreFrank Ocean’s scrapped vinyl—originally intended to replace “Little Demon” orders in 2020—sold on eBay for a price that ranks it among the most expensive 7-inch singles ever sold on the site.
Read MoreHomer has released a new booklet of Frank Ocean’s photography for the brand called Mutations. The booklet is 7×10”, 48 pages long, and printed on tissue-weight paper.
Read MoreModel and friend Ysham Jackson drives Frank Ocean on a motorcycle in Bad Bunny’s new video, which features a host of other celebrities.
Read MoreThe unreleased 7-inch vinyl track has surfaced three years after Frank Ocean shelved its release due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
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 MoreThe new merch includes a line of Acid Tab sweatshirts, T-shirts, sweatpants, and mousepads. Additionally, several designs that debuted in July 2022 are now available in new colorways, including two classic logo hoodies, three classic logo tees, an “LSD” tee, and two “Iceman” hoodies.
Read MoreThe back sides of the “ThinkPad” and “Chairman” posters sold by Blonded in December 2022 form a missive by the “Recording Artist” that details his past events and alludes to his future music projects.
Read MoreThe lyrics foldout accompanying the December 2022 LP reissue features a cryptic note, titled “Cost of Master Recordings.” It tells a fictional story based on Ocean’s real-life struggle to retain ownership of his 2016 studio album from Def Jam.
Read MoreIn yet another surprise merch drop, Frank Ocean has reissued his 2016 album Blonde as a double LP. Also available are some new Blonded Radio T-shirts and posters. Actor Jeremy Strong is featured on variants of both.
Read MoreThe luxury brand has released a poster book—named after its latest jewelry collection—featuring 14 posters with photography by Frank Ocean.
Read MoreFrank Ocean, through his luxury brand Homer, has debuted a new online radio show on Apple Music 1. The hour-long program, described as “an office soundtrack,” will air every Thursday at 10 PM EST. Each episode will center around electronic music and feature a guest DJ, kicking off with French artist Crystallmess.
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.
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