When you think about where the urban music scene is going, it’s clear that fashion is taking a dominance. No more wearing white tees to the club anymore, get your clothes together! So when Oyster Magazine, an esteemed fashion publication, decided to feature Frank Ocean and Iggy Azalea with a dual cover, I wasn’t surprised.
When asked about being signed to Def Jam, and if he had been ignored for a year, Frank responded: Well, ignoring me sounds like they knew I existed. Well, it happens that way when you have a lot of people with signing power in a company. And, you know, so one guy in the building could have a pet project or something and not really put anybody else in the building onto that project, and just leave that project sitting there until it’s convenient for him to work on that project.
Nabil: I was with Frank and a label executive yesterday, and the label executive said, “Oh man, I’m a big fan of your music!” and then, “Man, I wish I’d known you were on my label!”
Frank: He’s not shitting you.
Nabil: This is? Well, it’s one of the heads, put it that way. One of the big cats.
Frank: It’s a true story. But it’s all good and it was a gift; it was a gift. It allowed me to do my own thing and to not be fucked with.
More of Frank‘s interview with Oyster, here.
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