Just about two weeks after it was reported that R&B singer Frank Ocean's next album, "Boys Don't Cry," would be available exclusively on Apple music, the singer has released "Endless," a visual album exclusive to the service.
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An Apple representative told Pitchfork that the 45-minute visual album features new songs from the artist. The rep added that fans should "keep an eye out this weekend for more from Frank." It's unclear when Ocean's "Boys Don't Cry" is expected to launch.
"Endless" and "Boys Don't Cry" are just two of the high-profile exclusives Apple Music has secured in the past year. Other content includes Drake's "Views," Taylor Swift's "1989 World Tour LIVE" and Katy Perry's latest single "Rise."
"Endless" can be watched on Apple Music now. [Direct Link]
Top Rated Comments
(View all)Exclusives has always been a part of the music industry.
Which was fine when you bought music. I can image a near future where you need multiple streaming services if you want to listen to everything.Exclusiveness is Ruining the music industry
Don't sign for the wrong music services that exploit artists, and you'll be fine.Spotify and YouTube are the cancer of music industry. Even more so than piracy. You could say that "nobody forces artists to go there", but when they have the market in their hands, you have to.
Exclusiveness is Ruining the music industry
Exclusives has always been a part of the music industry.Exclusiveness is Ruining the music industry
uhm. no.