Ring in the spooky season with Brooklyn’s Frank B. and his horror-themed new video for “Frankenstein,” a Dame Grease-produced banger off the emcee’s long-awaited debut, Let Me B Frank.

The visuals are directed by Olise Forel for Moving Silence, whose vision is a bloody concoction of hip-hop culture and all things Halloween-related. It takes place in what looks like a haunted—or at least morally dubious—hospital where the spirits of b-boys fill the hallways and recently deceased rappers (and hip-hop itself) make their way to the morgue. Frank himself isn’t exactly safe from harm either, though it looks like he may make it out of this one alive…

And it’s a good thing he does, because he is gearing up to release his much anticipated debut album, Let Me B Frank, soon. The Brooklynite has been teasing us with singles and videos for more than a year now, and he’s eager to share with us his long awaited debut effort, which includes guest appearances from Sticky Fingaz, Rock (Heltah Skeltah), Fame (M.O.P.), and more, and boasts production from  the legendary Frankie Cutlass, as well as Gennessee, Cozmo, Max Perry, Joe Josh, Git Beats (who produced the majority of the tracks), and of course, Dame Grease.

Check out the visuals and head over to your preferred digital retailer or streaming platform to support the track, which is available now through Frank’s family imprint, Nobel House, via EMPIRE Distribution.

Smart URL: https://smarturl.it/frankbisalive

Twitter:
• Frank B.: https://twitter.com/FrankBmusic610
• Dame Grease: https://twitter.com/DAMEGREASE

Frank B. Online:
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frankbmusic
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FrankieBeeeee
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/frankbmusic
• Spotify: http://bit.ly/FrankBSpotify

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To ring in the Halloween on a more amusing note, Brooklyn’s Frank B. shares a blunted new video for “Space Ghost,” the Git Beats-produced burner off his upcoming album, Let Me B Frank.

The video’s directed by Olise Forel (T.I., Method Man, Large Professor), who takes on us a trip through the emcee’s zany dreams…and perhaps even nightmares. Much like the track itself, which has notable hilarious references like “I’m Pauly Shore when he was wheezin’ the juice,” the visuals incorporate appropriately ridiculous nods to pop culture.

Of course, it all starts with Frank himself appearing as a guest on the cult classic Cartoon Network show, Space Ghost Coast to Coast. The rapper also butters some white bread and plays a game of poker against an absurd cast of characters, including the adorable cheater, “Kori the AmStaff.”

Check out the visuals above and head over to the digital retailer of your choice to support the track, which could be streamed below, courtesy of RESPECT. Let Me B Frank is due out soon through Frank’s family imprint, Nobel House, via EMPIRE Distribution. The LP is set to include guests appearances by Sticky Fingaz, Rock (Heltah Skeltah) and Nyck Caution (of Pro Era), and boasts production by Dame Grease, Gennessee, Cozmo, Max Perry and of course Git Beats, who produced the majority of the tracks.

Smart URL: http://smarturl.it/SpaceGhost

Twitter:
• Frank B.: https://twitter.com/FrankBmusic610
• GIT Beats: https://twitter.com/gitbeats

Frank B. Online:
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frankbmusic
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FrankieBeeeee
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/frankbmusic

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Frank B. offers a grimier look at his stomping grounds in his new video for “Brooklyn Vs. All” featuring fellow BK native and living rap legend Rock (of Heltah Skeltah/Boot Camp Clik).

The video is directed by Mike D Visuals and centers on shots that capture the grit and rawness of the Brooklynite’s verses. Sure, there’s footage of the famed Brooklyn Bridge and surrounding areas, but it’s all seen through a stark and almost noir-ish lens, all set to the backdrop of GIT Beats’ ominous production, who’s previously worked with the other half of the Heltah, Sean Price (RIP), as well Cormega, Prince Po, and the late Prodigy, among others. Both sonically and visually, “Brooklyn Vs. All” is a fitting portrayal of the New York City borough, particularly as it’s described by these two emcees.

Amidst their tough-talk related to their hometown, there’s plenty of sharp wordplay and intricate rhymes, too. Like in Frank’s verse when he spits “Keep a cannoli stuffed with the broccoli/ And then I light it up until I can’t speak properly/ I speak prophecy/ I dare ya try to speaker-box with me.”

The track itself stems from Frank’s forthcoming album, Let Me B Frank, that’s set to also feature Nyck Caution (of Pro Era) and Sticky Fingaz (of Onyx), among others. And if his name looks familiar but you’re having trouble placing it, here’s a hint: he was a featured contender on Missy Elliott’s The Road to Stardom series on UPN. He even landed a deal with her imprint, Gold Mine Records. But now, Frank’s doing his thing with his own imprint, Nobel House, and ready to enter the New Year in a major way.

Check out the visuals right here courtesy of RESPECT., and head over to the digital retailer of your choice if you’d like to support. Let Me B Frank is set to drop in early 2018 through Frank’s Nobel House imprint via EMPIRE Distribution.

Stream/Download (Smart URL): http://smarturl.it/BrooklynVsAll

Twitter:
• Frank B.: https://twitter.com/FrankBmusic610
• Rock: https://twitter.com/_ROCKNESS_
• GIT Beats: https://twitter.com/gitbeats

Frank B. Online:
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frankbmusic
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FrankieBeeeee
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/frankbmusic

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