Outlandish
Outlandish formed in 2000 as a trio of childhood friends from Copenhagen's suburbs: Isam Bachiri and Lenny Martinez, both of Moroccan descent, and Suad Yusuf,...
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Outlandish formed in 2000 as a trio of childhood friends from Copenhagen's suburbs: Isam Bachiri and Lenny Martinez, both of Moroccan descent, and Suad Yusuf, who is Somali-Dane. They started making music together, drawing from their experiences as immigrants in Denmark.
Their 2003 debut album 'Outland's Official' brought them attention across Europe and the Middle East. The track 'Guantanamo' became particularly well-known for its commentary on the U.S. detention camp, though it also drew criticism from some quarters. Other songs like 'Aicha' and 'Callin' U' showed their range beyond political themes.
Over the next several years, they released albums including 'Bread & Barrels of Water' in 2004 and 'Closer Than You Think' in 2007. Their sound incorporated reggae, soul, and Middle Eastern influences alongside their hip-hop foundation. The group experienced some lineup changes and took breaks from recording together at various points.
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