Doris is Earl Sweatshirt’s debut album following the success of his 2010 mi… Read Full Bio ↴Doris is Earl Sweatshirt’s debut album following the success of his 2010 mixtape, Earl.
Production began on approximately February 2012 as revealed through one of his tweets when he returned from Samoa. On December of the same year, he would announce the album’s title and various music outlets reported its supposed feature list. Earl would then confirm the release date for Doris on July 2013, to be on August 20th of that year, in addition to displaying the tracklist and cover for the first time.
Earl explores various themes throughout the bulk of Doris; mostly on reminiscing his past, his opinions about his current fame as a rapper, or just rapping on his drug use. Each track is as sonically different as it is lyrically. He and fellow OF member, Frank Ocean rap about their current relationships and druggy lifestyle over a mellow beat on “Sunday” which contrasts the murky production found on “Knight” where Earl raps about his father’s abscence during his childhood.
The album was led by three singles: 2012’s “Chum” and 2013’s “Whoa” and “Hive” and was distributed through Earl’s own label, Tan Cressida, a subdivision of Columbia Records. It did commercially well, charting highly on many global record lists and appearing on many album year-end compilations.
Production began on approximately February 2012 as revealed through one of his tweets when he returned from Samoa. On December of the same year, he would announce the album’s title and various music outlets reported its supposed feature list. Earl would then confirm the release date for Doris on July 2013, to be on August 20th of that year, in addition to displaying the tracklist and cover for the first time.
Earl explores various themes throughout the bulk of Doris; mostly on reminiscing his past, his opinions about his current fame as a rapper, or just rapping on his drug use. Each track is as sonically different as it is lyrically. He and fellow OF member, Frank Ocean rap about their current relationships and druggy lifestyle over a mellow beat on “Sunday” which contrasts the murky production found on “Knight” where Earl raps about his father’s abscence during his childhood.
The album was led by three singles: 2012’s “Chum” and 2013’s “Whoa” and “Hive” and was distributed through Earl’s own label, Tan Cressida, a subdivision of Columbia Records. It did commercially well, charting highly on many global record lists and appearing on many album year-end compilations.
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Earl Sweatshirt Lyrics
20 Wave Caps Look for me Lost in a whirlwind, 2012 quality High up until…
Burgundy "What's up, nigga? Why you so depressed and sad all the…
Centurion "Yeah, me? Yeah, yeah, yeah I'm just tryna say somethin' bef…
Chum Something sinister to it Pendulum swinging slow, a degenerat…
Guild Said this a hit of liquid heroin Marilyn Manson channeling, …
Hive Promise Heron I'll put my fist up after I get…
Hoarse Gorgeous chrome-plated horse whip Home-making paintings for …
Knight Guess with a few exceptions, yeah, I'm living honest Except …
Molasses Search inside my purse to buy something worthless Ninety-ni…
Pre Baby girl, what you want to do? Hop in this 'Cedes…
Sasquatch After filling my reputation of whore beaters Soared to Taco …
Sunday I know it don't seem difficult to hit you up But…
Uncle Al Salmon skin Band-Aid help with recovery Diction buttery, gra…
Whoa Nah, no, nah, nah, fuck that Niggas think cause you fucking…