Frank Ocean Drops New Single "In My Room"

BY Erika Marie Updated on September 26, 2022 17.6K Views

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The song popped up on Apple Music without an announcement.

On Friday, news began to circulate that Frank Ocean debuted a new track at his PrEP+ club in New York City. The song was said to be a collaboration with British rapper Skepta, and a snippet of the song quickly made its way through social media. This, of course, fueled rumors that the singer was readying a new project, but without confirmation, fans just crossed their fingers and wished for more Frank Ocean music.

Then, mysterious, a new single from Ocean popped up on Apple Music. The two-minute track's release wasn't announced by the singer and, as of now, is only available on the one streaming service. He's also recently shared a remix to SZA's "The Weekend" at one of his PrEP parties along with dropping his single "DHL" in mid-October. Check out "In My Room" and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

Every night you are in my room
My room, my room with me
I guess I can't state my feelings too soon
I don't know you

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