The comment was posted on the artist profile in response to publications that gathered alleged lanes leaked
Frank Ocean denied that Look at us, we’re in love Be the name of your discarded album. The artist commented in an Instagram publication that he gathered alleged tracks attributed to the project. In the comment, he said the title was an old attempt for his parties in New York and that shared passages are largely generated by AI or “memory failures.”
The statement was made in a carousel that said tracks like “DHL“,“In My Room“,“Dear april”And“Cayendo”They were part of the project that would have been abandoned in 2019. The post linked the project’s discard to pandemic and the death of the artist’s brother.
The owner of the page that posted the carousel recognized the clarification and apologized publicly. Check out the full comment:
“Not exactly. To preserve posterity… ‘look at us, we’re in love’ was an initial title attempt for my nights in NYC clubs before I decide to one. Several are generated by AI or failures in my memory. I will have to opt for the first option. The oldest work here is about 12 or 13 years ago.
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Despite the comment, Frank Ocean He rarely positions himself on his social networks and has been without an official album for almost a decade. Your first album, Channel Orange (2012), was a significant milestone for modern music. The work mixes elements of R&B, hip Hop, rock, pop and funk, and tell stories he lived during his first unresponsive love.
Years later, in Blonde (2016), Ocean He reached his peak in his career with a personal project that became a reference in contemporary R&B for his extraordinary skill, alternating between soul, gospel, drum ‘n’ bass and pop, always with voice effects and children’s choirs. Also, in Endless (2016), a 45 -minute visual album shows the artist building a ladder while playing his tracks. Although it is often set aside, the album is the most introspective and ambiguous.
In later years, although it has released some singles like “Cayendo”And“Dear april“, Both from 2020, and“In My Room”And“DHL“From 2019, along with some small samples of unprecedented material, Ocean has always fled the spotlight, keeping his listeners expectantly for his long lap.
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