The TDE artist shuts down speculation about Ocean’s involvement in her latest album SZA has firmly dismissed a rumor circulating about a potential contribution from Frank Ocean being removed from her latest album, Lana. The speculation began when an X (formerly Twitter) account with the handle @blondedhomer posted an unverified claim, stating, “Frank Ocean’s verse

Lil Uzi Vert hints Eternal Atake 2 was a Frank Ocean-inspired move to leave their record deal Lil Uzi Vert has seemingly confirmed that the latest album, Eternal Atake 2 was released to clear a record label obligation and to leave their record deal for good. The follow-up to Uzi’s 2020 album which was quite

Frank to work on A24 film Frank Ocean, while waiting for the release of new music from him, is venturing into filmmaking other than music. According to Discussing Films, at 37 years old, this Grammy-winning artist will be writing and directing his much-anticipated feature debut with A24. Nothing much is known about the project yet.

Frank’s sophomore album still on rotation Frank Ocean is yet to release the follow-up to his acclaimed album, Blonde, and it seems fans have been revisiting the project a lot lately. This week, the LP re-entered the Top 40 of the Billboard 200 and is currently occupying the 34th position. The album’s fan-favorite track “Pink

Tyler alludes to Frank’s elusiveness Tyler, The Creator has the same problem with Frank Ocean as many of his fans has – he’s hard to catch. While performing at Coachella on Saturday (April 20), the rapper played their 2011 collab, “She,” and lamented about his Odd Future partner’s elusiveness. “Y’all know this song?” Tyler asked

Frank Ocean released his debut mixtape ‘Nostalgia, Ultra’ on February 16, 2011. 5 Minutes before finishing the masters, he came up with the title for the mixtape. Frank Ocean told Complex in a 2011 interview: “It’s nostalgic. It’s a longing for the past. That’s what this record felt like, I named it five minutes before