Original story (8/20): More than four years after the release of Channel Orange and ongoing nail-biting anticipation, Frank Ocean's new album Blonde has finally arrived today (Aug. 20). Stream and download it here via Apple Music. The record, which clocks in at 17 tracks on the digital version (12 on the physical CD), comes after the artist unexpectedly dropped his Endless visual project earlier this week. It proves the rumors about a second release were true: the singer does indeed "got twooo versions…”

Based on Ocean's “album contributors” section from his Boys Don’t Cry magazine, Blonde features a heavy dose of guest credits from Beyoncé (she previously collaborated with him on 4's "I Miss You" and "Superpower" off her self-titled 2013 LP), David Bowie, Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, the Beatles, Andre 3000 (who was featured on Channel Orange's "Pink Matter"), Brian Eno, Pharrell, Jamie xx and a handful of others. As of now, there is no clarification of what songs or how much these artists helped with for the LP, or if their work was sampled.

The album (which is stylized as "Blond" on the album cover) kicks off with "Nikes," the song Ocean released a NSFW video for just a few hours ago. Check out Fuse's Complete Guide to Frank Ocean's Blonde while you listen.

Frank Ocean's Second Album 'Blonde' Is Here: Stream It Now