Outhere Brothers
The Outhere Brothers are a Greek duo from Athens, consisting of Stelios Legakis and Vasilis Sarris. They started making music around 2009, mixing pop and...
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The Outhere Brothers are a Greek duo from Athens, consisting of Stelios Legakis and Vasilis Sarris. They started making music around 2009, mixing pop and dance with some Greek elements. Their sound caught on locally before they found wider attention.
In 2012, their track 'La La La Hey Hey' went viral and became their breakout hit internationally. That song, along with others like 'Wiggle Wiggle' and 'Boom, Boom, Boom,' helped define their style of straightforward dance music with catchy hooks.
They've kept releasing music since then, mostly sticking to the upbeat dance-pop that first got them noticed. Their catalog includes various versions of their popular tracks, like a hardcore take on 'Boom Boom Boom.'
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