![]() Sure, lending his sky-scraping pipes to *NSYNC-one of the decades more successful forays into boyband-hood-guaranteed him a degree of visibility, respect, and fandom. Its hard to believe that the Disney-loving, noodle-haired teen hanging from Britney Spears arm in the 90s would not only become one of pops biggest stars, but also a bona-fide, critically lauded hit-making powerhouse. It remains to be seen if Frank Ocean’s ideological generosity will eventually manifest in his music. ![]() “Blonded” aspires to the ideal of music consumption in the streaming era-now that we can listen to everything, we can consume anything (and switch things up when the mood strikes). His March 10 update ventured further afield with jazz pianist Mary Lou Williams, prog-pop enigma Todd Rundgren, and techno iconoclast Actress. The first installment, revealed on February 24, included Celine Dion and Teen Suicide alongside obvious nods like Prince and Nina Simone. He has also released a dynamic playlist, “Blonded,” that appears far more personal and revelatory than the artist-branded content that label publicists crank out for streaming services. He has dropped two singles, “Chanel” and “Slide,” the latter a pairing with Calvin Harris and Quavo from Migos. Click here to add to Spotify playlist!After a four-year silence that ended with last year’s widely acclaimed Blond(e), Frank Ocean has greeted 2017 with renewed vigor.
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