According to REVOLT, while preparing his follow-up to 2012’s Channel Orange, Frank Ocean has decided to part ways with management and publicist Christian and Kelly Clancy of 4 Strikes Management, who managed Ocean since 2010. Despite this move, the Clancy’s still manage the rest of Oceans Odd Future family. Check out their statement as well as what we can expect from Frank Ocean’s sophomore album after the jump.
Since leaving 4 Strikes Management, Ocean has signed to Three Six Zero management— joining a new roster of artists including Calvin Harris, Deadmau5 and Kate Nash.
According to the co-founder of Three Six Zero Group, “Frank is an incredibly intelligent and creatively brilliant individual. We’re proud that he felt Three Six Zero was the right home for him.”
As per REVOLT:
Still keeping details tight-lipped, Ocean’s forthcoming album is said to involve “a number of layers” and is reportedly a “big leap forward for Ocean.” Director Nabil Elderkin – who collaborated for several visuals including lead single “Pyramids” – says, “everyone should be excited about this new album – that s*** is fire” and it “blows the sophomore-album myth out of the water.”
