A proper, track-divided version of Frank Ocean’s 2016 album, Endless, is reportedly coming to streaming services soon!

Although no exact date for the release was announced, Billboard reports that the album will soon be available on all streaming services as well as digital retailers like Apple’s iTunes store.

While it has existed as a 45-minute music video on Apple Music since its August 18, 2016 release, it has never before been released as a proper, track-by-track album on streaming services or on digital retailers like Apple’s iTunes Store.

The news outlet quoted two people familiar with the matter as saying that the album was expected to be made available on (January 25), while other sources claim it has been delayed and will be made available soon.

The black-and-white visual album, which debuted on August 19th, 2016, was Ocean’s first since 2012’s renowned Channel ORANGE.

Upon its release in 2016, Endless was only available as a full video on Apple Music, with no track divisions and no other way to stream it.

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