Frank Ocean Does Soulful Cover of Radiohead's 'Fake Plastic Trees'
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Ocean gives a heart-melting rendition of Radiohead's classic hit, which makes his female fans scream and squirm in delight during recent Spotify event in New York City.

AceShowbiz - R'n'B artist Frank Ocean must have mustered a lot of confidence from his recent six Grammy nods as he did the unexpected performance at a Spotify press conference held in New York's Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet. The soul singer covered Radiohead's classic single "Fake Plastic Trees" and gave it his signature falsetto touch plus a lot of those vocal gymnastics that made the song sound quite fresh and interesting.

Female fans present at the press conference were all giggly and screaming in delight with their smiles up to their ears as they relished every note that came out of Ocean's number. He did a short but sweet cover of the 1995 hit, complete with a sultry way of holding the mic stand and coy glances at the thrilled audience recording his performance via their phone cams. The smooth and emotion-filled rendition seamlessly transitioned to his original "Channel Orange" single "Voodoo", which he also performed that night.

The "Sweet Life" singer recently got six well-deserved Grammy nominations including Best New Artist and Album of the Year for "Channel Orange". He also has a chance to take home the Record of the Year trophy for his single "Thinkin Bout You." The nominations definitely came as a huge surprise to Ocean as he posted, "Wow... .., " on his Tumblr and then added a "WTF" reaction at the end.

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