A throwaway from the 'Lonny Breaux' sessions. Evidence suggests that it had been floating around on the internet for longer.

⭐ Bedtime Story

A throwaway from the 'Lonny Breaux' sessions. One of the standout Lonny Breaux tracks.

⭐ J.O.B.

A reference track that was given to Conor Manyard who released it under the title "Pictures".

⭐ Miss You So

Lonny scraps Broken Glass sometime between 2007 and 2008. After establishing contact with people in the music industry. He recorded some demos at a friend's studio and shopped them around Los Angeles. After getting a songwriting deal, he started working with other record producers and wrote songs for many large artists.

Version 2 released by producer Dre Knight in 2012 after Frank announced that nostalgia, lite was cancelled. More fleshed out version with completed instrumental.

⭐ Acura Integurl [V3]

Released on his SoundCloud officially in October 2010 under the name Frank Ocean, then later deleted.

⭐ Heartbreak + Jet Lag

⭐ Pyrite (Fool's Gold)

In late 2009, Breaux had signed a contract with Def Jam Records as a solo artist. He was initially unable to build a relationship with the company. As a result, Breaux decided to join rap collective Odd Future. Breaux had silently started work on an album under Def Jam's nose. Originally slated for a July 4th, 2010 release under the name "Triptape," it was delayed for an unknown reason. While working on the album, Breaux had decided to adopt a new stage name, "Frank Ocean." After seemingly no promotion, "Nostalgia ULTRA." was released online for free in February 2011. Plans were made with Def Jam to release the album as "Nostalgia, LITE.", a 7 track version of the album with many songs removed and new songs added in their place. Plans fell through and Frank began work on his next album.

Original version released in 2013 on Big Boi's SoundCloud account as a remix. Frank wanted both Big Boi and Andre on the track originally, but was cut since Andre 3000 didn't want a OutKast reunion on another artist's album.

⭐ Pink Matter

Alternate of "End" off of Channel Orange without people talking over it. Released through his blog in January 2012.

⭐ Voodoo

The song was recorded for the soundtrack to "Django Unchained", but it didn't make the cut. Released through his blog in December 2012 two days before the release of the film. This song would later be used as a sample on "Virginia Beach" by Drake.

⭐ Wise Man

In February 2011, directly after Nostalgia, ULTRA, Ocean began writing new songs with Malay, a producer and songwriter who then assisted him with recording Channel Orange at EastWest Studios in Hollywood. Rather than rely on samples as he had with his mixtape, Ocean wanted to approach sound and song structure differently on the album. Channel Orange is the debut studio album by Ocean. It was released on July 10, 2012, by Def Jam Recordings. The lyrics on the album eventually led to Ocean coming out as gay on his Tumblr page in 2012.

Released through Frank's blog in November 2014.

⭐ Memrise

Original demo of "Nights" sold by MusicLeaks.net, has two extra verses and some beat changes, full LQ leaked in June 2018. Unknown if there's a CDQ version in circulation.

⭐ Nights [V1]

OG Filename: KW - I Feel Like That Ref (4.26.14)
Version of the song with simpler production and a Frank Ocean feature at the end of the song. Was reportably owned by MusicMafia at one point. Leaked on September 30th, 2023.

⭐ Kanye West - I Feel Like That [V2]

In 2013, Ocean confirmed that his follow up to Channel Orange would be another concept album. Initially known as Boys Don't Cry and teased for a July 2015 release, the album suffered several delays and was the subject of widespread media anticipation leading up to its release. Beginning in 2013 and ending in 2016, recording for the album took place at New York's Electric Lady Studios and, after a period of writer's block, in London at Abbey Road Studios and in Los Angeles' Henson Recording Studios.

Finished song produced by The Neptunes. Recorded July 12th, 2017 with likely parts recorded in 2012. Leaked New Years Day 2024.

⭐ Lava [V2]

Remix of Lens played on episode 4 of blonded RADIO. Features a Travis Scott verse.

⭐ Lens (Remix)

After the release of Blonde, Frank decided to host a radio show, where he would show off his and other's music. In the first run of Blonded Radio, the first episode aired February 2017, and the last in May 2017. No other episodes aired until GTA 5 added the radio station, "blonded Los Santos 97.8 FM." This was mainly a playlist of music and showed off no new tracks. On November 6, 2018, 3 episodes aired encouraging viewers to vote during the midterm elections. This would be the last of Blonded Radio until the rollout of Frank's next project.

A throwaway from the LP4 sessions originally thought to be called "Changes," later confirmed to be named "Choices." Leaked for free alongside it's music video. One of Frank's best leaks if not for it being low quality. A CDQ version was later confirmed to exist and be in circulation.

⭐ Choices

Original version of Feelings Gone with production by Calvin Harris from 2018. Snippet leaked 12/17/23. Full song leaked after groupbuy on 12/22/23.

⭐ Feelings Gone [V1]

Remix of a song from his upcoming album that was premiered at the PREP+ party. Partial HQ snippet from the PREP+ party played on blonded radio, later played by Arca on her Boiler Room set in proper HQ without Skepta's full verse. First link is the new HQ version, the second link is the old one with Skepta's verse. Later planned to be released in 2022, but was scrapped.

🏆⭐ Little Demon (Arca Remix)

OG Filename: SPACEMAN FRANK 9.mp3
Later, more finished version of the song with some sped up parts. Likely from 2019-2020 as thats when the instrumental was bounced. Leaked February 27th, 2024 after a successful groupbuy. Later found to have the intro and outro cut out by the seller. Full song is not available.

⭐ Spaceman [V2]

Song sent out as a replacement for Little Demon after the vinyl got cancelled in 2020. Less than 10 copies were sent out, only 2 made it into customers hands. Verified by blonded blog after talking to the people who were sent the vinyl and both having matching stories. Leaked after a succesful GB for $6,000. Bounced June 7th, 2018.

⭐ These Days

OG Filename: Coral New - Frank ocean bon iver.m4a
More finished 2020 version with new production and vocals from Bon Iver. Also has new lines from Frank.

⭐ Bon Iver - Coral [V2]

Officially called "Look At Us, We're In Love," shown by internal promo for the project. Not much is known about this project. It's been said to be techno and house inspired from his interview with W Magazine. Said on a few blonded posters to be comprised entirely of singles, letting the listener create a playlist with those songs instead of releasing an album. Singles were released in 2019 and 2020 before being supposedly shelved in 2020 due to the death of Ocean's brother, Ryan Breaux and the Pandemic stopping a tour from taking place. It was said on the chairman blonded posters that Frank was interested in releasing an album again.

Previewed on blonded radio. The song was recorded shortly after the passing of his brother Ryan Breaux with some extra stuff that was added recently in 2021. Title confirmed by someone on Frank Ocean's team.

⭐ Come On World, You Can't Go! [V3]

In early 2020, the rollout of Frank's PReP+ project is cancelled due to COVID-19 and the death of Frank's brother, Ryan. Frank stayed almost radio-silent about his next project until headlining for Coachella 2023. He was later seen with cameras and music equipment across different countries, seemingly filiming a documentary. Frank also released Blonde vinyls and posters on December 17th, 2022. Both posters came together to show a message telling the reader "The Recording Artists has since changed his mind about the singles model, and is again interested in more durational bodies of work," seemingly distancing his new work from the singles released in 2019-2020. Sessions are known in Miami, Amsterdam, and Austin with more sessions most likely recorded.

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