SoundCloud sensation "Third Daughter" by Seattle hip-hop artist DoNormaal is finally available on vinyl. This first pressing is limited to 750 copies, each one individually numbered, in a package designed by DoNormaal herself, with liner notes written by her mom. Vice magazine described the record as "unlike anything else we've ever heard, a singular blend of hip-hop, grunge, nursery rhymes, layered melody, horror-core, electronica, and southern trap. In a single song, she'll worry about her sisters, bemoan the oppression of capitalism, examine her place in society as a woman of color, and fight her depression, all with a secret smile." In her own words, DoNormaal says the album is a fairy tale of "a quiet black princess held hostage by the internalized shame of the world." Few albums have as much to say about our present, turbulent times, these years of protests and rebellion, of identity, race, and responsibility. Blistering with confidence and clarity, this remarkable record demonstrates why DoNormaal is one of the brightest lights in hip-hop today.
