Blonde is on Soundcloud via a variety of accounts; many songs have tens of thousands of streams, some climbing close to 100,000 at this time.

The site Digital Music News has been on to some stuff, though. On Sunday, they found the album available to download via a public Google Drive upload (boosted on "a heavily trafficked Reddit thread"); it stayed there at least two days. On Tuesday they ran a similar story, about Blonde being available on a public Dropbox for multiple days. Today they're noting that it's been uploaded a number of times to YouTube.

It's fair to expect Blonde to stream at places like Spotify and Tidal soon; The Fader did find out on Tuesday that the album is an independent release, with Endless completing Frank Ocean's Def Jam contract. And artists typically, y'know, like as many people listening to their music as possible. Especially when that music is Blonde, and Endless.

Watch Frank explain why winning a BRIT Award "is like skydiving" back in 2013:

You Don't Need Apple Music to Stream Frank Ocean's 'Blonde' & 'Endless' Albums