Out One
Out One formed in Paris in the early 2000s, a Haitian-French collective built around childhood friends Lino (Anthony Barrat) and Calbo (Jean-Marc Mondesir),...
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Out One formed in Paris in the early 2000s, a Haitian-French collective built around childhood friends Lino (Anthony Barrat) and Calbo (Jean-Marc Mondesir), with DJ Link (Christophe Colombier) rounding out the core. They came up in the city's hip-hop scene, but their sound has always pulled from more than that.
Their records often lean into social and political themes, which has drawn criticism at times. The 2006 album 'Discernir' was an early marker of their introspective style, and later works like 2012's 'Un Coeur de Noir' and 2017's 'Le Droit de Vivre' continued to explore identity and justice. You can hear some of that in songs like 'Os Outros' and 'Vidro e Espelho'.
Musically, they blend hip-hop with soul, jazz, and electronic touches. The references they cite run from Bob Marley and Fela Kuti to James Brown, which gives you a sense of the groove and weight they're after. It's less about fitting a genre and more about the space between them.
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