Apple Music
This morning, Frank Ocean—singer, songwriter, and great Tumblr-dispatcher—unveiled a new, Apple Music-developed video clip stream on his official website, boysdontcry.co. According to the URL, the video clip is titled “Champaign,” and in a now-deleted Instagram write-up, director Francisco Soriano reportedly took credit score for directing the “art job,” which is made up of a black-and-white feed from what appears to be a huge industrial studio. Inside, a lone figure (potentially Ocean?) is challenging at get the job done, relocating and sawing huge planks of wooden, all in an hard work to make … well, we never essentially know. (Probably some huge pyramids? Or maybe a browsing cart for his buddy Tyler, the Creator? Or probably some stairs, as this tweet from March suggests?) Through intervals, you can hear huge, magnificent swells of synthesizers and orchestral notes, or what sounds like looped, distorted vocals. But it is largely just a great deal of sawing—maybe as part of a loop, probably in authentic time (the video’s URL also involves the word “live,” but it is not clear if this is, in actuality, a livestream). What most enthusiasts were being hoping to get out of today’s video clip, of course, is news about Ocean’s extensive-in-the-works, extensive-overdue new album. Very last thirty day period, he posted a image of a library return-day slip on boysdontcry, a clue that both pointed to a July or November release day, based on how you interpreted it. So what day can we derive from this newest mysterious dispatch? Provided his penchant for cryptic missives, let us glimpse at the clues in this new footage:
In the video clip, the figure sAWs with GUSTo. That can only mean one thirty day period: AW GUST, or August. “Bandsaw” is an an anagram for “Abs Dawn.” There were being only 2 direct actors in The Twilight Saga: Crack Dawn movies with great ab muscles (Kellan Lutz and Taylor Lautner). The oldest tree in the world is roughly 5,065 years previous.
In conclusion: Frank Ocean’s upcoming album—maybe titled Champaign, probably titled Great Timber—will be introduced August 2, 5065. See you then! Go Again to Best. Skip To: Begin of Post.
This morning, Frank Ocean—singer, songwriter, and great Tumblr-dispatcher—unveiled a new, Apple Music-developed video clip stream on his official website, boysdontcry.co. According to the URL, the video clip is titled “Champaign,” and in a now-deleted Instagram write-up, director Francisco Soriano reportedly took credit score for directing the “art job,” which is made up of a black-and-white feed from what appears to be a huge industrial studio. Inside, a lone figure (potentially Ocean?) is challenging at get the job done, relocating and sawing huge planks of wooden, all in an hard work to make … well, we never essentially know. (Probably some huge pyramids? Or maybe a browsing cart for his buddy Tyler, the Creator? Or probably some stairs, as this tweet from March suggests?) Through intervals, you can hear huge, magnificent swells of synthesizers and orchestral notes, or what sounds like looped, distorted vocals. But it is largely just a great deal of sawing—maybe as part of a loop, probably in authentic time (the video’s URL also involves the word “live,” but it is not clear if this is, in actuality, a livestream).
What most enthusiasts were being hoping to get out of today’s video clip, of course, is news about Ocean’s extensive-in-the-works, extensive-overdue new album. Very last thirty day period, he posted a image of a library return-day slip on boysdontcry, a clue that both pointed to a July or November release day, based on how you interpreted it. So what day can we derive from this newest mysterious dispatch? Provided his penchant for cryptic missives, let us glimpse at the clues in this new footage:
In conclusion: Frank Ocean’s upcoming album—maybe titled Champaign, probably titled Great Timber—will be introduced August 2, 5065. See you then!
Go Again to Best. Skip To: Begin of Post.