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Frank Ocean Unreleased Songs: Blonde Leaks & Every Era

The Lonny Breaux demos, the Blonde outtakes fans still chase and a project shelved in 2020 — Frank Ocean's vault, era by era.

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Frank Ocean has released little and kept people waiting for years at a time, which makes every unreleased song of his something fans go looking for: the demos from before he took the name, the outtakes from two acclaimed albums, and a project he shelved in 2020. On unreleased.world his vault holds 341 unreleased tracks across 9 projects and 9 eras, counted live from the catalogue. This guide takes it era by era; to listen, you can open the Frank Ocean tracker on unreleased.world.

songs to stream
341
eras
9
projects
9
on the community tracker
363
known only from snippets
40
The Frank Ocean vault on unreleased.world and on the community tracker it syncs, counted live — this page refreshes hourly.

Who is Frank Ocean?

Frank Ocean grew up in New Orleans and moved to Los Angeles in 2005, after Hurricane Katrina, to make music. He wrote songs for other artists, joined the collective Odd Future and signed with Def Jam, and in 2011 released the mixtape nostalgia, ULTRA. for free. His debut album, channel ORANGE, followed in 2012. Four years later, in August 2016, he released the visual album Endless and, a day later, Blonde. Since then there have been singles and his radio show, blonded RADIO, but no new album.

What the Frank Ocean tracker holds

The community tracker lists 363 Frank Ocean songs and versions — a small vault next to the rappers' on this site, and a lopsided one. Most of what it lists from his songwriting years has surfaced in full, while its largest era, blonde, is mostly songs known to exist that nobody has heard — the gap fans chase.

The numbers on this page are read from the catalogue and the community tracker every hour, so they will keep changing as songs surface.

Every Frank Ocean era, in order

The community Frank Ocean tracker files 363 entries — songs and their alternate versions — into 9 eras, oldest first. Every one of them has its own page on unreleased.world, with the full tracklist and every song ready to play.

  1. 1Broken Glass7 entries · 3 songs here
  2. 2Lonny Breaux82 entries · 141 songs here
  3. 3nostalgia,ULTRA.17 entries · 33 songs here
  4. 4channel ORANGE39 entries · 24 songs here
  5. 5Endless7 entries · 27 songs here
  6. 6blonde129 entries · 61 songs here
  7. 7blonded radio20 entries · 17 songs here
  8. 8Look At Us, We're In Love41 entries · 27 songs here
  9. 9Upcoming21 entries · 8 songs here

The eras worth knowing

Lonny Breaux and Broken Glass

Broken Glass (3 tracks) is the oldest era: a project the tracker says he began in 2006 and scrapped by 2008. Lonny Breaux (141 tracks) follows — the demos and songs written for other artists under the name he used before Frank Ocean, and the era where the most has surfaced in full.

nostalgia,ULTRA. and channel ORANGE

nostalgia,ULTRA. (33 tracks) covers the mixtape the tracker says was first planned as Triptape, and channel ORANGE (24 tracks) the debut album, including the abridged re-release of the mixtape, nostalgia, LITE, that was cancelled in 2012.

Endless and blonde

Endless (27 tracks) and Blonde (61 tracks) are the 2016 albums, and blonde — first known as Boys Don't Cry — is the deepest era on the tracker. Many of the tracker's grails come from it, several known only from snippets.

After Blonde

Blonded Radio (17 tracks) gathers the singles and loose songs of 2016 to 2018. Look At Us, We're In Love (27 tracks) is the project of 2019 and 2020 that the tracker says was shelved in 2020, and Upcoming (8 tracks) holds everything since, including “Come On World, You Can't Go!”, previewed on the last episode of blonded RADIO in December 2021.

The Frank Ocean tracker's grails and favourites

Beside the full list, many community trackers keep two short ones: grails — the songs collectors prize most, some of which have never surfaced in full — and a best-of. These are the Frank Ocean tracker's own, in its order and synced every hour, with what has surfaced of each and a link wherever unreleased.world can play it.

Grails

Fan favourites

Every Frank Ocean project on unreleased.world

9 projects and 341 tracks, each with its own page — the full tracklist, runtimes, plays and the era it belongs to. The largest first. The complete list, every era in the tracker's own order and playable, is the Frank Ocean tracker.

What leaked lately

The newest entries on the Frank Ocean community tracker, refreshed every hour. Anything already on unreleased.world opens straight in the player.

  • Hero [V1] — blonde (Sep 2, 2026), High Quality · play it
  • Hero [V2] — blonde (Sep 2, 2026), CD Quality · play it
  • Hero [V5] — blonde (Sep 2, 2026), CD Quality · play it
  • Hero [V8] — blonde (Sep 2, 2026), Lossless · play it
  • Hero [V15] — blonde (Sep 2, 2026), Lossless · play it
  • JAŸ-Z - White Tuxedo — blonde (Mar 2, 2026), Lossless · play it

The newest Frank Ocean songs on unreleased.world

The last 8 songs added to the catalogue. Songs arrive as they surface on the community tracker, so this list moves week to week.

The most played Frank Ocean songs here

Counted from plays on unreleased.world itself — what listeners come back to, not what a tracker ranks.

How to stream Frank Ocean's unreleased songs

The Frank Ocean page has every era above, and each project has its own page with the full tracklist. Pick one and press play — streaming is free with an account. New to the vocabulary? The glossary covers leaks, snippets, grails and OG files.

Where to go next

Frank Ocean came up in Odd Future, and the Tyler, the Creator unreleased guide maps the vault of the collective's founder. The Kanye West unreleased guide and the Travis Scott unreleased guide cover two more vaults built on albums people waited years for.

Frank Ocean unreleased: questions and answers

How many unreleased songs does Frank Ocean have?

unreleased.world has 341 unreleased Frank Ocean songs you can stream, across 9 projects and 9 eras — counted live from the catalogue, so the number moves as new songs arrive. The community Frank Ocean tracker lists 363 songs and versions in all, 40 of them known only from snippets.

What are Frank Ocean's biggest unreleased eras?

By songs you can stream: Lonny Breaux (141 songs), Blonde (61 songs) and nostalgia,ULTRA. (33 songs). Every project is listed on the Frank Ocean page, by era.

How many Frank Ocean snippets are there?

The community Frank Ocean tracker lists 40 songs that have only surfaced as snippets — short previews from social posts, livestreams and teasers rather than full files. The glossary of leak terms explains how a snippet differs from a leak and an OG file.

What Frank Ocean songs leaked most recently?

The newest entries on the community Frank Ocean tracker are “Hero [V1]” (Sep 2, 2026), “Hero [V2]” (Sep 2, 2026) and “Hero [V5]” (Sep 2, 2026). unreleased.world syncs the tracker every hour, and the Frank Ocean page always lists the latest ones.

Where can I listen to Frank Ocean's unreleased songs?

On unreleased.world. The Frank Ocean page has all 341 songs, organised by era, with a 30-second preview of each — sign in with a free account and the whole song plays.

What was Frank Ocean's Boys Don't Cry?

The working title of Blonde. The album was teased for a July 2015 release and came out in August 2016, the day after the visual album Endless. The community tracker files its sessions as the blonde era, its largest; what can be played of it is on the Frank Ocean page.

Who is Lonny Breaux?

Frank Ocean before he was Frank Ocean: the name he wrote and recorded under in Los Angeles in the late 2000s, when he was also writing songs for other artists. The tracker keeps those years as an era of their own, and most of what it lists from them has surfaced in full.

What was Look At Us, We're In Love?

A Frank Ocean project from 2019 and 2020 that never came out as a whole. The tracker describes it as house- and techno-inspired, built as a run of singles rather than an album, and shelved in 2020.

Hear it for yourself

Stream every Frank Ocean song in this guide — free, organised by era, in one fast player.

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