Daughters of Reykjavík share new single "Thirsty Hoes" with epic nine-way video call visual
Daughters of Reykjavík unveil new bop "Thirsty Hoes" with epic nine-way video call music video.
The Icelandic hip-hop outfit are back with "Thirsty Hoes", the group's first single since February's "Fool's Gold".
It also arrives with a brilliant video that shows the personalities of each member, as well as expressing their creativity while in lockdown due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Steiney Skúladóttir says of their video, "We’ve planned to do a video at this time, but then Corona happened. We came up with this idea on a group call as a way to make a video whilst staying at home and following the rules. We really like how it shows that Daughters of Reykjavik is made up of nine individual parts."
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