It's an impossible task to objectively, or even subjectively, rank the songs on this album, but here is my personal ranking. Frank Ocean Blonde 'Album Contributors', as listed in the free Boys Dont Cry magazine given out today at 188 Mulberry. The most important thing I paid attention to was how powerful the emotion in each song is, which is often the effect of the combination of lyrics and production. The album is also full of excellent, unexpected production, with many switches and distinctive portions of each song. We’re on Frank Ocean’s time and this LP is an encapsulation of that. Lyrics are an incredibly important part of Ocean's music, so I had to keep the Genius tab open.
After a few listens to the album, it's clear that it's a beautiful and challenging work of art, filled with altered otherworldly vocals, introspective reveals, and gorgeous production, along with a few slightly bizarre spoken word portions.Īs I was attempting the difficult feat of ranking the tracks on Blonde, a lot of factors came into consideration. The album under review, is titled Blonde (stylised as Blond) by African American artist Frank Ocean, released in 2016 by Blonded (Beats 1 radio show and label company, conducted by Ocean). Listen to songs from the album Blonde, including 'Nikes', 'Ivy', 'Pink + White', and many more. As Endless is experimental and more of a preview of the full album, it's easier to listen to and rank the tracks on Frank Ocean's Blonde, a more traditional record – although "easy" might not be the best way to describe ranking one of Ocean's new songs over another. Many college students have gone to college And gotten hooked on drugs, marijuana, and alcohol Listen, stop trying to be somebody else Dont try to be someone else Be yourself and know that thats good enough Dont try to be someone else Dont try to be like someone else Dont try to act like someone else, be yourself Be secure with yourself. After four years of speculation and false starts, Frank Ocean released two albums in two days: the visual album Endless and, a day later, Blonde.
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