I was recently put on to a sort of greatest hits collection by the one and only Frank Ocean. But in actuality this is a mixtape of all his released and unreleased material. Frank Ocean was signed for a while by Def Jam but wasn’t paid attention to which is when he put matters into his own hands with “Nostalgia, Ultra”. The rest, as they say, is history. The interesting thing here is hearing the somewhat conventional R&B direction he was going with his music and the eventual OddFuture influence of his newer material.
Download “The Lonny Breaux Collection” (via hotnewhiphop.com)
I was recently put on to a sort of greatest hits collection by the one and only Frank Ocean. But in actuality this is a mixtape of all his released and unreleased material. Frank Ocean was signed for a while by Def Jam but wasn't paid attention to which is when he put matters into his own hands with "Nostalgia, Ultra". The rest, as they say, is history. The interesting thing here is hearing the somewhat conventional R&B direction he was going with his music and the eventual OddFuture influence of his newer material.
Download "The Lonny Breaux Collection" (via hotnewhiphop.com)
