From Spotify Studios, this is Dissect, long-form musical analysis broken into short digestible episodes.

I'm your host Cole Kushner. Today we

continue our serialized analysis of Blond by Frank Ocean. On our last episode, we

dissected the song solo, a series of lyrical vignettes that accumulated into a

multifaceted exploration of the word solo and a meta-examination of the internal push-pole relationship

between the heaven and hell within us all. Blonde continues with a malephless

portrait of summer romance, the brief but beautiful, skyline too.

On comes the evening,

gold seeking ends,

peace in my hand worth twice than a friend

and two limbs over shoulder

doesn't you are carried away.

Skyline II was written by Frank Ocean, Tyler the Creator and Christoph Chassol.

Along with writing and arrangement credits, Chassol plays keyboard and the

Moog solo featured in the song's bridge. Frank heard about the French composer Christoph Chassol,

by way of the in which the human voice and sounds from nature are treated like melodic instruments and are harmonized with keyboards and various other instruments.

Music is God.

My love.

Music is God.

My love.

Music is God.

My love.

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