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Frank Ocean, Travis Scott and Rage Against the Machine to headline Coachella 2020
Fp Staff •Frank Ocean will be taking over the Coachella stage after 2012, much before the release of his debut album, Channel Orange.
Frank Ocean's In My Room; Karol G and Nicki Minaj's Tusa, Tennis' Runner: New music this week
Devkin •'In My Room' and 'DHL' are the new songs shared by Frank Ocean since Channel Orange in 2016.
On Lorde's 23rd birthday, a look at some of Kiwi singer-songwriter's best tracks, from 'Royals' to 'Liability'
Devkin •Lorde released her debut album Pure Heroine, produced by Joel Little, in 2013.
Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj's 'Bad To You'; Dua Lipa's 'Don't Start Now': New music this week
Devkin •Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj and Normani's 'Bad to You' features on the official soundtrack of Charlie's Angels.
The 1975, A$AP Rocky, Gorillaz, Pusha T — A playlist of the best new tracks from the past week
Abhinav Jai Singh •This week, Pusha-T dropped a fire diss-track aimed at Drake, Gorillaz unveiled a new single, and The 1975 return with their new song.
Timothée Chalamet talks to Frank Ocean about art, music, fashion and acting in Call Me By Your Name
Fp Staff •Frank Ocean interviewing Timothée Chalamet is the best thing you'll read today.
Eminem announces release of next album, Revival; Frank Ocean teases new music
Fp Staff •Eminem has also performed the new song from Revival, 'Walk On The Water', along with a medley of his old hits on SNL and MTV Europe Music Awards recently.
Frank Ocean headlines Panaroma music festival in New York; Spike Jonze films entire show
Fp Staff •Frank Ocean headlined day one of the Panaroma New York festival in his first NY concert in five years. Acclaimed director Spike Jonze filmed the show
Calvin Harris confirms the long awaited collaboration with Frank Ocean and Migos
Fp Staff •Calvin Harris confirmed the details of the collaboration with Frank Ocean and Migos through a Tweet.
Album review: Blond suits a talent like Frank Ocean, who’s proved himself to be a storyteller
Aatish Nath •It often seems listening to Frank Ocean's Blond that the album gives form to the morass of his mind, with moments of clarity — which any 20-something year old has also felt, as they try and suss out their place in the world.