Search

A profile is presented of rap and rhythm and blues musician Frank Ocean. Ocean's 2012 album sound recording "Channel Orange" and its high sales are considered. A statement made by Ocean on the social media Website Tumblr that he had had a gay sexual relationship and its possible impact on those sales are discussed. Ocean's production of "Channel Orange" is examined.

The article presents a profile of rhythm and blues (R&B) musician Frank Ocean, with a focus on his creative ability, the recording of his album "Channel Orange," and his independence from the norms of the entertainment industry.

The article offers information on various topics related to entertainment industry in the U.S. in 2013. It says that singer Frank Ocean has won the Best Urban Contemporary Album for his album "Channel Orange." It states the online reactions on the behavior of singer Chris Brown who has remained seated after receiving an standing ovation. It also reports the selection of Karolina Kurkova as the new face of Oxygen's new reality competition show "The Face."

The article profiles rhythm and blues and hip-hop musician Frank Ocean, focusing on the six Grammy music awards for which he was nominated in 2013. Topics include his work writing for musicians including Beyoncé and John Legend, Ocean's revelation that he fell in love with another man at age 19, and the sales of his debut music release "Channel Orange." An alleged January 2013 altercation with rapper Chris Brown is also mentioned.

The article reviews several music releases including "Slipstream" by Bonnie Raitt, "Channel Orange" by Frank Ocean, and "Babel" by Mumford & Sons.

This article discusses the announcement made by rhythm and blues (R&B) singer Frank Ocean of his involvement in a same-sex relationship. Topics include celebrity support for Ocean's announcement from fellow R&B artist Beyoncé, hip-hop label creator Russell Simmons, and singer Florence Welch, the lack of openly gay or bi-sexual artists in hip-hop, and the fate of his major-label debut album, "Channel Orange."

The article talks about singer and songwriter Frank Ocean, his fame as R&B artist, his music album "Channel Orange" that made him a Grammy award winner, and how his music influences the listener.

The article reviews the music release "Channel Orange" by Frank Ocean.

The article offers information on the favourite things of model, Jesinta Compbell. It mentions that she uses raw organic coconut oil from Loving Earth as body moisturiser. It mentions that she loves listening the music "Channel Orange," from Frank Ocean. It offers information on candles from Cire Trudon.

The article reviews the music release "Channel ORANGE," by Frank Ocean.

The article reviews the music "Channel Orange," by Frank Ocean.

The article presents a profile of Frank Ocean, a R&B musician and member of the hip-hop group Odd Future, focusing on his confession of being gay on his blog, discussing the success of his album "Channel Orange," and noting a performance of his ballad "Bad Religion."

The article announces that singer Frank Ocean received the German Record Critiques Award (Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik PdSK) for his record "Channel Orange," and other recipients were the Ensemles Diabolus, La Morra, and Michael Riessler.

The article reviews the music release "Channel Orange," by Frank Ocean.

The article reviews the music releases including "Analog Man," from Joe Walsh, "Confess," from Twin Shadow, and "Channel Orange," from Frank Ocean.

This article reviews three music releases including the album "Channel Orange," by Frank Ocean, the song "Oh Love," by Green Day, and the song "Price Tag," by Jessie J.

The article focuses on rap singer Frank Ocean's album release, "Channel Orange," and the artist's decision to announce a same-sex attraction on his website. Music industry reaction is presented, including support from record label Def Jam president Joie Manda, rap artist Jay-Z, and singer Beyonce. Negative responses from online social media website Twitter are also discussed.

The article previews the music release "Channel Orange," by Frank Ocean.

The article reviews the music release "Channel Orange," by Frank Ocean.

The article discusses the musician Frank Ocean's declaration on the website Tumblr that his first love was a man in advance of the release of his album "Channel Orange" in 2012.

The article describes the nominees for the 2013 "Album of the Year" award of the Grammy Awards for sound recordings which include "Babel," by Mumford and Sons, "Channel Orange," by Frank Ocean, and "Blunderbuss," by Jack White.

A chart is presented of the top rhythm & blues (R&B) and hip-hop music albums in the U.S. for the week of October 20, 2012, including "Quality Street Music," by DJ Drama, "Life Is Good," by Nas, and "Channel Orange," by Frank Ocean.

The article discusses the rhythm & blues (hip-hop) artist Frank Ocean, with a focus on his performance at the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards; the sales of the music album "Channel Orange;" and the sales of Ocean's top-selling song "Thinkin Bout You" as of September 22, 2012.

A chart is presented which ranks the Fopp top 10 music releases in Great Britain as of August 17, 2012 including "Boys & Girls," by Alabama Shakes, "Handwritten," by Gaslight Anthem, and "Channel Orange," by Frank Ocean.

The article offers information related to music album "Channel Orange" including Duncan Scott general manager, Mercury or Def Jam label, Henry Jones for marketing.

A chart is presented which ranks the Fopp top 10 music releases in Great Bitain as of March 8, 2012 including "Boys & Girls," by Alabama Shakes, "Blunderbuss," by Jack White, and "Channel Orange," by Frank Ocean.

Statistics are presented related to the review scores of music releases such as 9.0 for "Purity Ring," by Shrines, 8.6 for "Channel Orange," by Frank Ocean, and 7.9 for "In Time of Voices," by Blood Red Shoes.

The article discusses the debut of rap musician Frank Ocean's album "Channel Orange" at number one on "Billboard" magazine's Top R&B/Hip-Hop Album chart and the debut of rapper Aesop Rock's album "Skelethon" at number five on the same chart.

The article states that the Zac Brown Band's album "Uncaged" which has reached the top of "Billboard" magazine's Billboard 200 music chart with 245,000 albums sold according to information and sales tracking system Nielsen SoundScan, while Rhythm and Blues singer Frank Ocean's album "Channel Orange" reached the number two spot of the Billboard 200 chart.

The article discusses the 2012 release of Frank Ocean's music album "Channel Orange," by the record label Island Def Jam exclusively on the iTunes digital music catalog for the first week of sales, with a focus on the reactions of other music retailers including Target and the Internet retailer Amazon.com. Competition between music labels and retailers to increase sales volume at the expense of pricing is examined.

The article presents music releases recommended by the periodical "Music Week," Amazon.com Inc., and Brian Mutton of The Music Exchange such as "Channel Orange," by Frank Ocean, "Life Is Good," by Nas, and "An Awesome Wave," by Alt-J.

The article reports that retailer Target refused to sell singer Frank Ocean's debut release "Channel Orange," allegedly because of the digital media retailer iTunes' early release date and not due to Ocean's revelation that he had a same-sex relationship.