Orange E30 M3 with BBS wheels Moving up the automotive ladder into Europe, his sophomore effort. "Swim Good," a grim escape fantasy, has the singer driving his car to the shore, his trunk "bleeding" with "broken hearts": "I woulda put tints on my windows, but what's the difference?/I feel like a ghost, no Swayze, ever since I lost my baby." "Nature Feels" is a Garden of Eden fantasy over the swirling neo-disco of MGMT's "Electric Feel." And then there's "Novacane," a dreamlike midtempo tale filled with drugs, conquests, and anxiety. True to his hunger for accuracy, the music video features a 1985 stretched Town Car in orange. Nostalgia podcasts have a habit of being goofy, half-remembered affairs, but Retroist.
When he's not looking back, he's still living in his head. There are episodes about The A-Team, Tetris, Candid Camera, Zork, the McRib sandwich and the Atari Jaguar. Street Racing Cars, Frank Ocean Wallpaper.
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It's all in his wistful, often self-effacing perspective and numbed, restrained delivery, heard at full power in "Songs for Women," where he tries to arrange an after-school rendezvous in his dad's empty house and brags about "harmonizing to Otis, Isley, Marvin" but eventually laments that his woman doesn't listen to him or his music. Ocean's uniqueness doesn't lie in the productions he uses - they're neither exceptional nor particularly left of center here - or his range of inspirations and references. Ocean also weaves clever threads, like mentioning Stanley Kubrick one moment and sampling dialogue from the director's Eyes Wide Shut during another. It shifts between original material - produced by Christopher "Tricky" Stewart, MIDI Mafia, Happy Perez, and James Fauntleroy II - and anti-pigeonhole re-voicings of songs by Coldplay, Mr. Compared to most releases of its kind, Nostalgia, Ultra is plotted with care, not slapped together with haste. Frank Ocean co-wrote songs for John Legend ("Quickly") and Brandy ("1st & Love"), signed to Def Jam, and connected with rap group Odd Future, but his career as a solo artist did not gain traction until he linked to an upload of this, his first mixtape, on his Tumblr blog in early 2011.
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