Frank Ocean is an American singer, songwriter, rapper, and record producer recognized for his innovative approach to R&B music.
Contact for brand partnerships with Frank Ocean.
Endorsed by Frank Ocean.
Endorsed by Frank Ocean.
Frank Ocean's jewelry brand, which launched in 2021 and has an NYC storefront. The brand aims to make 'things that last, that are hard to destroy'.
Homer, Frank Ocean’s luxury brand, launched a limited edition collaboration featuring a spin on Prada’s classic anorak jacket and backpack.
Collaboration (Frankenstein-Cord) with acclaimed New York artist for Homer, along with the Sodium...
Collaboration on the song "Hero" as part of Converse's Three Artists. One Song series.
Sponsored the live stream of his visual album 'Endless' and exclusively released 'Blonde' as a limited exclusive on iTunes and Apple Music.
Frank Ocean's own label for his independent releases, and a collective that works on his radio show 'Blonded Radio' and other projects.
In talks for Frank Ocean to direct his first feature film, with A24 producing.
Christopher Edwin Breaux, known professionally as Frank Ocean, was born on October 28, 1987, in Long Beach, California. At age five, his family relocated to New Orleans, Louisiana. Frank Ocean’s early life saw him attend John Ehret High School and briefly enroll in the University of New Orleans to study English. However, Hurricane Katrina in 2005 disrupted his studies, leading him to drop out and pursue a music career. In 2006, he moved to Los Angeles, initially working various jobs to support himself. Within three years, he established a career as a ghostwriter under the name Lonny Breaux, crafting songs for artists such as Justin Bieber, Beyoncé, John Legend, and Brandy, honing his skills as a songwriter before stepping into the limelight as a recording artist.
Adopting the stage name Frank Ocean, inspired by Frank Sinatra and the film ‘Ocean’s 11,’ he joined the Los Angeles-based hip hop collective Odd Future in 2010. His friendship with Odd Future member Tyler, the Creator proved pivotal, revitalizing his approach to songwriting. In late 2009, a writing contract with Def Jam Recordings was secured through Tricky Stewart. Feeling overlooked by the label, Ocean independently self-released his debut mixtape, ‘Nostalgia, Ultra,’ online in February 2011, which garnered critical acclaim. This independent release elevated his profile, leading to collaborations with prominent artists like Jay-Z and Kanye West on the album ‘Watch the Throne’ in 2011, where he co-wrote and featured on tracks such as “No Church in the Wild” and “Made in America.”
Ocean’s debut studio album, ‘Channel Orange,’ released in 2012, received widespread critical acclaim. The album, noted for its eclectic R&B and soul influences, earned him two Grammy Awards, including Best Urban Contemporary Album. After fulfilling contractual obligations with Def Jam by releasing the visual album ‘Endless’ in 2016, Ocean independently released his critically lauded second studio album, ‘Blonde,’ the following day. ‘Blonde’ debuted at number one on the U.S. Billboard 200 and achieved platinum certification by the RIAA. Post-2017, Ocean has engaged in several ventures, including sporadic single releases, working as a photographer for magazines, founding his luxury fashion brand Homer, and launching Homer Radio. He was also recognized as one of Time’s 100 most influential people in 2013, highlighting his significant cultural impact beyond music.
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