Looking Through the Windows

Looking Through the Windows is the second soundtrack album by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It was released on June 20, 2030 under Virgin Records. It is the soundtrack for the movie Golden Star, in which Frosty co-stars in. The album features music that is supposed to accompany the film. Recording took place from March to April 2030. The album features a variety of music styles, including alternative, jazz, electropop, and soul.
The album went on to become a commercial success, debuting at and peaking at number 2 in the US, and peaking at number 1 in eight countries worldwide. It was also a critical success, as critics praised Frosty's vocal delivery on the album, as well as the sophistication and diversity of the music on the record.
The album spawned two singles. The first of which, Star, went on to become Frosty's biggest hit of all time in the US, peaking at number one for 10 consecutive weeks. Not only was the song a commercial success, it was a critical success as well. Star went on to become one of the most iconic songs of all time in pop culture. The second single Bad Boy was released eight months later due to the success of The Royal Collection. In an interview, Frosty revealed that No Matter What was going to be released as the third single, but the idea was scrapped after it took so long to be able to release Bad Boy.
==Background and release==
After Frosty's success with soundtrack singles in the past such as Drive Me Crazy (2024), Dance the Night Away (2025), Secret (2026), and his successful soundtrack album What's His Name, Virgin Records urged Frosty to record his own solo soundtrack for his upcoming movie Golden Star. Frosty agreed, enlisting a team of writers and producers to help create the record.
In a 2045 interview, Frosty revealed that he had learned a choreography for several songs before the album was released, specifically "I'm So Curious", "Show Guys", "Power Up", "Bad Boy (Pt. II)", and "Psycho", in order to prepare for the movie. However, only the choreography for "Show Guys" was shown in the film. In addition to "Show Guys", "No Matter What" was featured in the film, while "Step On Up" was featured in the credits. The choreography for "I'm So Curious", "Bad Boy (Pt. II)", and "Psycho" would go on unseen for years, while Frosty performed "Power Up" live at the The Greatest Show World Tour. In addition to this, Frosty learned a new choreography for "Bad Boy", "Dine In", "Jesus Risen/Love is Love", and "Star" specifically for the Black Blood World Tour.
The song "Star" was not originally planned for the soundtrack. It was originally planned to be released as a B-side of Get It Together, which was going to have a big maxi-single release to help promote the single, due to concerns that the single would not fare well since so many people had already bought and heard the song. However, Frosty's team convinced him to release it as its own single, because they believed the song could be a hit on its own. Frosty was against the idea at first, because he did not want to release a stand-alone single, but he eventually decided to put the song on the album and release it as the lead single, as he was conflicted about which song to release as the lead single and he believed "Star" could solve the problem.
==Music==
Looking Through the Windows is a very diverse record which encompasses a variety of musical styles, including electronica, hip hop, electro-funk, R&B, sophisti-pop, synthpop, trap pop, jazz, baroque pop, minimal pop, and house music. Lyrically, the album deals with themes found in the movie.
==Promotion==
===Singles===
The lead single, Star, was released on June 13, 2030. An upbeat house track, the song was originally planned to be reelased as a B-side of Get It Together which was going to have a CD release. However, Frosty's team convinced him to release it as its own single. Frosty was against this idea at first, as he didn't want to release a random single with no purpose, but he eventually decided to place it on Looking Through the Windows and release it as the lead single from the soundtrack. It was an instant hit, debuting at position number 4 on the Billboard Hot 100, and eventually peaking at number 1 for 10 weeks, becoming Frosty's biggest hit of all time in the US. Star went on to become an important moment in the history of pop culture, as it promoted gay rights, freedom, and expression through dance.
The second and final single, Bad Boy, was released on February 9, 2031. it was supposed to be released earlier, but release was delayed due to the success of The Royal Collection. The song was a hit, peaking at number 6 in the US. The music video featured Frosty in bondage wear, and features several gay couples.
===Tour===
Frosty embarked on the Black Blood World Tour in 2030 to promote the album alongside his fourth studio album SouL. On tour, he dedicated a whole segment to the album. He performed six songs from the album on the tour, namely "Jesus Risen/Love is Love", "Bad Boy", "Show Guys", "Just How I Like It", "Dine In", and "Star".
=== Academy Awards perfomance ===
In 2031, Frosty performed "No Matter What" at the Academy Awards.
== Tracklist ==
No.	Title 	Writers 	Producers
1. 	I'm So Curious 	Frosty; Oscar Holter 	Frosty; Holter
2. 	Jesus Risen/Love is Love	Frosty 	Frosty; J. Carrlson; P. Carrlson; Martin
3. 	No Matter What 	Frosty; Holter; Brown 	Jason Robert Brown; Holter; Frosty
4. 	Show Guys 	Frosty; Holter; Brown 	Brown; Frosty; Holter
5. 	Just How I Like It 	Frosty 	Brown; Frosty
6. 	Bad Boy 	Frosty 	Frosty; Holter
7. 	Bad Boy (Pt. II) 	Frosty 	Frosty
8. 	Power Up! 	Frosty; Holter 	Frosty; J. Carrlson
9. 	Good Good 	Frosty 	Frosty; Holter
10.	Dine In 	Frosty 	Frosty; Holter
11.	The One in My Life 	Frosty 	Brown; Holter; Frosty
12.	Psycho 	Frosty 	Holter; Frosty
13.	Step On Up 	Frosty 	Frosty; Holter
14.	Star 	Frosty; Holter; Martin	Martin; Ilya; Frosty
15.	When I'm Alone 	Frosty 	Frosty
== Charts ==
Chart 	Peak position
Australian Albums (ARIA) 	#3
Austrian Albums (O3 Austria) 	#5
Belgium Albums (Ultratop Flanders) 	#2
Belgium Albums (Ultratop Wallonia) 	#3
Canadian Albums (Billboard) 	#1
Czech Albums (CNS FIPI) 	#7
Danish Albums (Hitlisten) 	#5
Dutch Albums (Album Top 100) 	#4
Estonian Albums (IFPI) 	#6
Filipino Albums (Philippine 200) 	#3
Finnish Albums 	#4
French Albums (SNEP) 	#1
German Albums (Official German Charts)	#4
Greek Albums (IFPI Greece) 	#9
Hungarian Albums (MAHASZ) 	#2
Icelandic Albums (Tonlist) 	#4
Irish Albums (IRMA) 	#1
Italian Albums (FIMI) 	#1
Japanese Albums (Oricon) 	#15
Japanese Hot Albums (Billboard Japan) 	#9
Malaysian Albums (RIM) 	#1
Mexican Albums (AMPROFON) 	#9
New Zealand Albums (RMNZ) 	#4
Norwegian Albums (VG-lista) 	#2
Polish Albums (ZPAV) 	#6
Portuguese Albums (AFP) 	#12
Scottish Albums (OCC) 	#1
Singaporean Albums (RIAS) 	#1
Slovak Albums (CNS FIPI) 	#2
South Africa Albums (SAAC) 	#4
South Korean Albums (Gaon) 	#8
Spanish Albums (PROMUSICAE) 	#6
Swedish Albums (Sverigetopplistan) 	#3
Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade) 	#1
UK Albums (OCC) 	#1
US Billboard 200 	#2
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