After a four year hiatus following his second album, Frank Ocean surprised fans in 2016 by releasing two albums, "Blonde" and a visual album "Endless", through a carefully orchestrated rollout. He supported the releases with minimal text on the album covers and a magazine called "Boys Don't Cry" that strengthened his brand and maintained a single visual style across all related materials to create a cohesive experience for his audience.
After a four year hiatus following his second album, Frank Ocean surprised fans in 2016 by releasing two albums, "Blonde" and a visual album "Endless", through a carefully orchestrated rollout. He supported the releases with minimal text on the album covers and a magazine called "Boys Don't Cry" that strengthened his brand and maintained a single visual style across all related materials to create a cohesive experience for his audience.
After a four year hiatus following his second album, Frank Ocean surprised fans in 2016 by releasing two albums, "Blonde" and a visual album "Endless", through a carefully orchestrated rollout. He supported the releases with minimal text on the album covers and a magazine called "Boys Don't Cry" that strengthened his brand and maintained a single visual style across all related materials to create a cohesive experience for his audience.
After the release of his second critically acclaimed album Channel Orange in 2012, Frank Ocean went on a 4 year
hiatus leaving his fans speculating for years, desperate for new music. Then in 2016, Blonde was released, in addition to a visual album Endless in a heavily choreographed release.
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the cover art for the album as The text on the front is minimal, well as a magazine released in seeing as most of his fans line with the album. This already knew of the project and magazine was entitled Boys there was already a massive Dont Cry. This helps to amount of hype surrounding the strengthen Frank Oceans album. brand. Several alternate covers were released, all featuring artwork seen in the magazine. There was a heavy sense of one single overlapping visual style seen in all materials related to the album. This creates a tied in experience for the artists audience.