Tuesday, May 19, 2026

Frank Ocean’s “Endless” New Visual Album is Here (Watch, Listen) At Last, Kind Of

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Frank Ocean — you can’t buy his new music yet. But you can listen to it and watch it as “Endless,” a visual album– a 45 minute video with 18 “tracks.” A CD and a digital download are coming. AppleMusic is streaming “Endless” but you can also listen to it here via Vimeo. There’s product placement for “Comme des Garcons” and “Hublot,” two brands you and I will never own.

Frank Ocean – Endless from Audio Premieres on Vimeo.

Here’s the tracklist:
01 Device Control
02 At Your Best (You Are Love)
03 Alabama
04 Mine
05 U-N-I-T-Y
06 Ambience 001: “In a Certain Way”
07 Commes Des Garcons
08 Ambience 002: “Honeybaby”
09 Wither
10 Hublots
11 In Here Somewhere
12 Slide on Me
13 Sideways
14 Florida
15 Deathwish (ASR)
16 Rushes
17 Rushes To
18 Higgs

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