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Frank Ocean – Cayendo Single Review

Joshua Fundafunda reviews one of Frank Ocean’s latest singles

Apr 18, 2020 By Joshua Fundafunda Filed Under: Music, Single Reviews Tagged With: frank ocean, channel orange, Hip Hop, soul, Blonde, Singles, RnB, Cayendo, Spanish

Single Review: Frank Ocean – In My Room

Holly Lamb reviews Frank Ocean’s latest single

Nov 14, 2019 By Holly Lamb Filed Under: Music, Single Reviews Tagged With: frank ocean, rap, R&B, singer songwriter, American singer

Single Review: Frank Ocean – DHL

Tom Bosher reviews Frank Ocean’s comeback single

Nov 4, 2019 By Tom Bosher Filed Under: Music, Single Reviews Tagged With: frank ocean, Indie, Hip Hop, R&B

The Art in Music: Album Artwork

In a collaboration between music and arts and lit sections, Tom Bosher and Yudy Wu look at iconic album covers

Oct 30, 2019 By Tom Bosher Filed Under: Music, Music Features, Arts & Lit, Arts Features Tagged With: frank ocean, Pink Floyd, album artwork, Sevdaliza, Harid Sab, music art

Songs with Soul – Channel Orange

The lyrical genius that is Frank Ocean has never been one to shy away from confronting world issues. In his debut studio album, Channel Orange from 2012, which features an amalgamation of soul, hip hop and R&B, Ocean provides the listeners with the painful processes that are attached to drug taking; what it is like to […]

Jan 31, 2019 By Emily Pirie Filed Under: Music, Music Features Tagged With: frank ocean, channel orange, Hip Hop, soul, R&B, Songs With Soul, Super Rich Kids

Album Review: Jessie Ware – Glasshouse

The struggle in Jessie Ware’s newest album, Glasshouse, is clear. The album is caught between Ware – a talented, complex and innovative writer and singer; and Island Records, a commercially-obsessed subsidiary of the goliath Universal Records. As a result, the album is left with a very distinct pattern. The album features a few creative masterpieces […]

Nov 7, 2017 By Jacob Myers Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: frank ocean, Sam Smith, Khaled, Ed Sheeran, Universal Records, Elton John, Ariana Grande

Album Review: Lil Pump – Lil Pump

I love bad reviews. There’s a perverse joy in seeing somebody get absolutely demolished in a review. Take Pete Wells’ legendary 2012 New York Times review of Guy Fieri’s Times Square location. It’s fantastically funny, a brutal takedown of the total bastardisation of American barbecue that Fieri’s restaurant represents. It reminds me of Lil Pump’s […]

Oct 13, 2017 By Alex Brammer Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: kanye west, frank ocean, Lil Pump, New York Times, Gucci Mane, 2 Chainz, Kevin Abstract

Live Review: Frank Ocean @ Parklife 2017

At 10:00pm on Sunday evening, the final night of Manchester’s Parklife festival, the enormous mass of people gathered outside the main stage was getting fidgety. Frank Ocean had been due on stage at 9:30, and I’d been waiting at the barrier with Matt for three hours to ensure a good spot for the show. All […]

Jun 26, 2017 By George Stamp Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: frank ocean, channel orange, Live, Hip Hop, Manchester, music festival, Blonde, Parklife, RnB

Exeposé Music’s Best Albums of 2016 | Top 20

[50-41]    [40-31]    [30-21]    [Top 20] 20   Frankie Cosmos  Next Thing After releasing over 40 albums and EPs on Bandcamp, the former Porches bassist has expanded on her early promise with sophomore album Next Thing.  A lo-fi indie rock rollercoaster, Cosmos has a distinct talent of cramming her brand of observational and witty suburban […]

Dec 5, 2016 By Music Filed Under: Music, Music Features Tagged With: david bowie, frank ocean, leonard cohen, Radiohead, kanye, Anohni, Nick Cave, Best Albums of the Year, Top Albums 2016

Album Review: Frank Ocean – Blonde

It has been over 4 years since the release of Frank Ocean’s Channel Orange album. After a period of silence from Ocean following his debut, “where’s the album, Frank?’ memes began to taken over the internet. From Twitter to Tumblr to Facebook and everywhere in between, the world was in anticipation of more. With every […]

Aug 31, 2016 By Agnes Emeney Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: frank ocean, Album Review, Hip Hop, Endless, Blonde, Boys Don't Cry, Blond, Ivy, Nikes

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