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{{Short description|Danish hip-hop music group}}

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| band_name = Outlandish

| imagename = [[Image:Outlandish2.jpg|250px]]Outlandish

| image = Outlandish.jpg

| caption = Left to right: Isam Bachiri, Waqas Ali Qadri, Lenny Martinez

| years_activecaption = 1997 &ndash; present =

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| country landscape = Denmarkyes

| music_genrebackground = [[Hip hop= music|hip-hop]]group_or_band

| record_labelorigin = [[Sony BMGBrøndby MusicStrand, Entertainment|Sony-BMGDenmark]]

| genre = [[Hip hop music|Hip hop]]

| current_members = [[Waqas Ali Qadri]]<br />[[Isam Bachiri]]<br />[[Lenny Martinez]]

| years_active = 1997–2017<br />2019–present

| past_members =

| websitelabel = http://www.outlandmoro.com/Labelmade

| current_members = [[Waqas Ali Qadri]]<br>[[Lenny Martinez]]

| past_members = [[Isam Bachiri]]

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'''Outlandish''' is a [[hip-hop]] [[music group]] based in [[Denmark]]. Formed in 1997, it currently consists of {{illm|Waqas Ali Qadri|da|Waqas Ali Qadri}} and {{illm|Lenny Martinez (musician)|da|Lenny Martinez|lt=Lenny Martinez}}.

==Career==

'''Outlandish''' is a [[Denmark|Danish]] [[Hip hop music|hip-hop]] group based in [[Denmark]]. Formed in 1997, they consist of Isam Bachiri Azouaoui (born in Denmark and of [[Moroccan]] background), Waqas Ali Qadri (born in Denmark and of Pakistani background), and Lenny Martinez (from [[Honduras]]). All three members are religious, with Isam and Waqas being devout [[Muslim]]s, and Lenny being [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic]]. The band members lived in [[Brøndby|Brøndby Strand]].

Their first formation consists of [[Isam Bachiri]], {{illm|Waqas Ali Qadri|da|Waqas Ali Qadri}}, and {{illm|Lenny Martinez (musician)|da|Lenny Martinez|lt=Lenny Martinez}}. All three members are religious, with Isam and Waqas being [[Muslim]]s (of Moroccan and Pakistani origins, respectively) and Lenny being [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic]] of [[Cuba]]n and [[Honduras|Honduran]] descent.

Their first single "Pacific to Pacific" was used in connection with an [[Amnesty International]] charity event. Next came the single "Saturday Night", a song that was later included on the soundtrack for the Danish film ''Pizza King''.<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0170407/soundtrack {{User-generated source|certain=yes|date=March 2022}}</ref>

== History ==

Outlandish's [[Hip hop music|R&B/Hip-hop]]/[[Hip hop music|Rap]]/[[soul]] music takes influences from their various backgrounds ([[Arab]], [[Indo-Pakistani]], and [[Latin America|Latin]] music), and although their songs are primarily in English, they usually feature lyrics in [[Spanish language|Spanish]], [[Urdu]], [[Danish language|Danish]], and [[Arabic]]. All these influences make the music of Outlandish somewhat unique and this is easy to notice from the variety of genres covered in their albums. Outlandish often include themes about [[Islam]] and contemporary issues facing young [[Muslims]] in the west in their music, and sometimes their songs define an urban [[nasheed]]-like unique genre.

The lyrics of their song "Look Into My Eyes" are based on a poem by Gihad Ali, a Palestinian who wrote the piece when she was a teenager; the poem expresses the plight of those suffering from America's foreign policy with regards to Israel and Palestine. The video is based around the fairy-tale [[Little Red Riding Hood]]. It portrays an Israeli soldier as the Wolf and the [[Palestinian people|Palestinian]] girl, wearing a [[keffiyeh]] (Arab scarf), as Little Red Riding Hood.

Their single "Pacific To Pacific" was in connection with an [[Amnesty International]] charity event. Next came the single "Saturday Night", a song that was later to be included on the soundtrack for the Danish movie ''[[Pizza King]]''. These singles were the prelude to their first album ''[[Outland's Official]]'' (2000) which was however only released in Denmark. The hit song "Walou" was later included on their second album ''[[Bread and Barrels of Water]]''.

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Their single "Kom Igen" is featured on [[EA Sports]] game, ''[[FIFA 07]]''.

''[[Closer than Veins]]'' (2005) is Outlandish's much anticipated third album. The first single was "Look Into My Eyes". The song's lyrics are based on a poem by Gihad Ali expressing the plight of those suffering from America’s foreign policy with regards to [[Israel]] and [[Palestinian territories|Palestine]]. This album showcased the group's more mature outlook compared to their previous works. Apart from "Look Into My Eyes", and "I've seen" that laments the plight of Muslim peoples across the world, tracks such as Just Me and Una Palabra give a rare insight into the life in Europe today as seen through the eyes of a second generation immigrant, whereas "Nothing Left To Do" boldly tackles the still taboo ridden issue of a young muslim man catching HIV "''Warm smile – long blond hair/Pretty green eyes and skin damned fair/For sure lucky to get with a girl like that/Couldn’t pass this chance no matter what...Pretty woman though, not all she seemed/Soon grim reality and not a dream/Wasn’t the first certainly not her last/Moment of weakness, became victim of her past.''" Where Outlandish wrote all tracks on their first two albums Closer than Veins marked a departure in this respect particularly on the socially and politically heavy side the group has called in lyrical reinforcements. "Look Into My Eyes" is principally written by Gihad Ali, whereas "Just Me", "Una Palabra" and "Nothing Left To Do" are principally written by Omar Shah, who has also written Isam Bachiri's lyrics on "Try Not To Cry".

''[[Sound of a Rebel]]'', Outlandish's fifth album was released on 11 May 2009. Its first single was "Rock All Day".<ref>http://www.elmoro4life.com/outlandish/index.php?subaction=showcomments&id=1238367843&ucat=1 Outlandish released a new single.</ref>

The album features a track ("I've Seen") with [[Sami Yusuf]] (a popular Muslim musician / [[nasheed]] artist). Outlandish have contributed to a track on Sami Yusuf's recent album ''[[My Ummah]]'' (2005) called "Try Not To Cry", and Waqas Ali Qadri also features on the [[nasheed]] boy-band [[786 (band)|786]]'s "Meditate" from their album ''[[Straight Path]]'' (2005). Such collaborations between artists are becoming increasingly popular in the Muslim music world. Other Danish music contemporaries who have occasionally collaborated with Outlandish include [[Majid]] and [[Burhan G]].

The group disbanded in 2017 as each member wanted to pursue personal projects. In 2019 band members Waqas and Lenny brought back the band as a duo while Isam continued to pursue a solo career. Outlandish has since released two singles<ref>{{cite web|title=Outlandish|url=https://www.facebook.com/outlandsofficial/photos/a.76728136165.74387.6116961165/10155333411571166/?type=3&theater|website=Facebook|access-date=18 July 2017}}</ref><ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.arabnews.com/node/2148616/lifestyle | title='Live the life you have': The rise, fall and rebirth of part-Muslim, hip-hop group Outlandish | date=23 August 2022 }}</ref> and recently release a new album, titled ''[[The Cornershop Carnival]]''.

Outlandish performed a live percussion version of "Look Into My Eyes" ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bl3iFDnVBUs&mode=related&search= live performance Video]'' at the "Islamophobia" conference held in Copenhagen, Denmark in May 2006 which was hosted by the "Islam Channel" and included many theological & political speakers and community leaders. Their club thumping single "Kom Igen" is featured on EA's FIFA 2007.

The band reformed and returned in 2022.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2022-08-23 |title=‘Live the life you have’: The rise, fall and rebirth of part-Muslim, hip-hop group Outlandish |url=https://www.arabnews.com/node/2148616/lifestyle |archive-url=https://archive.today/20250509235504/https://www.arabnews.com/node/2148616/lifestyle |archive-date=May 9, 2025 |access-date=2025-05-09 |website=Arab News |language=en}}</ref>

Outlandish have recently revealed on their MySpace site details of two new (bonus) tracks "In Good Hands" and "Angels Lower Their Wings" on the deluxe version of their current album "Closer Than Veins". They were the only Danish act performing at the European MTV Awards 2006, where they also won the price for 'Best Danish Act'.

An EP, ''Alabas'', was released in June 2023.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://open.spotify.com/album/5c2X0vT6dIUEgrpgbW9o65?si=rSHB-IdpQqaBlGngRStNlg | title=Alabas | website=[[Spotify]] }}</ref>

== Discography ==

===Albums===

*''[[Outland's Official]]'' - ([[2000]])

*''[[Bread And Barrels Of Water]]'' - ([[2003]])

*''[[Beats, Rhymes & Life]]'' - ([[2004]]) - Collaborative album with many artists including [[The Fugees]], [[Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan]] & [[Junoon]]

*''[[Closer Than Veins]]'' - ([[2005]])

==Appearances and activities==

===Non-album singles===

The band supported [[Sami Yusuf]] along with other nasheed artists at the "Concert for Peace in [[Darfur]]" held at [[Wembley Arena]] in 2007 in order to raise money for the families of genocide victims in the region.<ref>http://www.samiyusuf.com/live/3_theartists/index.htm Concert for peace in Darfur.</ref>

*"Belly Dance"

*"Man binder os på mund og hånd"

*"Pacific To Pacific" - in connection with an [[Amnesty International]]

*"Saturday Night" from "Pizza King" OST

The trio has participated in the Evening of Inspiration concerts (in aid of [[Islamic Relief]] charity) since 2006 and most recently participated in the 2008 concert which also featured Seven8Six, [[Raihan]] and [[Kareem Salama]] amongst fellow performers."<ref>{{Cite web |date=2008-02-17 |title=Royal Albert Hall {{!}} Royal Albert Hall |url=http://tickets.royalalberthall.com/season/production.aspx?id=11324&src=t&monthyear=3-2008 |access-date=2023-12-20 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080217213505/http://tickets.royalalberthall.com/season/production.aspx?id=11324&src=t&monthyear=3-2008 |archive-date=2008-02-17 }}</ref>

===Album singles===

==== ''Outland's Official'' (2000) ====

*"Intro"

*"Mano A Mano" (feat. [[Majid]])

*"Wherever"

*"The Bond Between Us"

*"Come On"

*"CPH Moro" (feat. [[Majid]] & Creative)

*"Love Joint"

*"Stick ´Em Up"

*"ILL Kebab"

*"Renovadores" (feat. [[Majid]], Acorn & Jokeren)

*"Heads To The Sky"

Outlandish performed a live percussion version of "Look Into My Eyes" at the "[[Islamophobia]]" conference held in Copenhagen, Denmark in May 2006 which was hosted by the [[Islam]] Channel and included many theological and political speakers and community leaders.

Songs originally on "outlands Official" Repeated on "Bread and Barrels of Water"

Isam Bachiri features on the single "Still Strong" on [[Native Deen]]'s album, ''Not Afraid To Stand Alone.''<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.nasheeds.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_music_info&products_id=324&zenid=8878b69a6f57ef790f4c7bba2a356700 |title=Native Deen - Not Afraid to Stand Alone &#91;Compact Disc&#93; - $13.46 : Nasheeds.com, Muslim Songs and much more |access-date=2007-11-18 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090106161204/http://www.nasheeds.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_music_info&products_id=324&zenid=8878b69a6f57ef790f4c7bba2a356700 |archive-date=2009-01-06 }} Sample of Isam B on Native Deen's new album (track 4).</ref>

*"Walou"''[http://www.sonymusiceurope.com/cgi-bin/multimedia/wmwax?wm.sony-local.global.speedera.net&wm.sony-local.global/n/nytbrev/Outlandish_Walou.wmv Video]''

*"Fatima’s Hand" (feat. [[Majid]])

==Controversies==

==== ''Bread & Barrels of Water'' (2003) ====

In 2004 during a concert in [[Musikhuset Aarhus]] Outlandish ordered a ban on alcohol sales during their performance because of the two Muslim members of the group.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2004-01-23 |title=Outlandish med alkoholforbud |url=https://jyllands-posten.dk/jpaarhus/ECE3746344/Outlandish-med-alkoholforbud/ |access-date=2023-12-20 |website=Jyllands-Posten |language=da}}</ref> In 2019 Isam Bachiri stated about the episode with ban on alcohol sales that: ”… With regard to the ban of alcohol it was not a ban. We just asked to close down the bar while we performed. Prior and after the concert the people could do what they wanted. I have the belief I have, and it can tarnish one’s reputation when one is a public person and sticks the nose in.”<ref>{{Cite web |last= |first= |title=Isam B: Kristne, muslimer og jøder kan lære af hinanden |url=https://www.kristeligt-dagblad.dk/debat/isam-b-kristne-muslimer-og-joeder-kan-laere-af-hinanden |access-date=2023-12-20 |website=Kristeligt Dagblad |language=da}}</ref>

*"Introduction"

*"Guantanamo" - # 1 DK ''[http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4160929629177574701 Video]''

*"Peelo"

*"Walou"''[http://www.sonymusiceurope.com/cgi-bin/multimedia/wmwax?wm.sony-local.global.speedera.net&wm.sony-local.global/n/nytbrev/Outlandish_Walou.wmv Video]''

*"Aicha" # 1 GER''[http://www.sonymusiceurope.com/cgi-bin/multimedia/wmwax?wm.sony-local.global.speedera.net&wm.sony-local.global/n/nytbrev/Outlandish_Aicha.wmv Video]''

*"Gritty"

*"Interlude"

*"If Only"

*"Fatima’s Hand" (feat. [[Majid]])

*"El Moro" (feat. [[Majid]])

*"Eyes Never Dry"

*"A Donkey Named Cheetah" (feat. [[Majid]])

*"Dirty Dirty East"

*"Life is A Loom"

In 2006 the Danish tabloid newspaper [[BT (tabloid)|BT]] reported that the two Muslim members of the group had the Norwegian singer [[Herborg Kråkevik]] removed to another point on stage in a Danish television program on the grounds that she had bare shoulders. A press responsible person from the record label of the group commented that it "is part of their religion. But I don't think Herborg Kråkevik minded."<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.bt.dk/underholdning/outlandish-fjerner-kvinde-med-noegne-skuldre |title = Outlandish fjerner kvinde med nøgne skuldre {{!}} BT Kendte - www.bt.dk| date=5 December 2006 }}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://nyheder.tv2.dk/nyheder/article.php/outlandish-st%C3%B8dt-af-n%C3%B8gne-skuldre |title = Outlandish stødt af nøgne skuldre - TV 2}}</ref> The chairmen of the [[Youth of the Danish People's Party]] and the president of the [[Danish Women's Society]] criticized the incident, whereas the [[DR (broadcaster)|Danish Broadcasting Corporation]] stated that it had not made any changes in the program because of Outlandish, but at the same time stated that they could not speak on the behalf of the 200 persons which were involved with the show.<ref>[http://gaffa.dk/nyhed/8557 DR denies censure. ("''DR nægter censur.''") News item on gaffa.dk December 5, 2006.]</ref> Herborg Kråkevik, the implicated female singer, stated about the issue that: “Yes. There was something about my bare shoulders, but we solved it. I don’t think it is good if I say something about it. I obviously have many fans in Denmark.”<ref>gaffa.dk/nyhed/8549. Outlandish censurerer kollega. Gaffa.dk. 05.12.2006.</ref> Outlandish themselves issued a press statement in which they dissociated themselves from the accusations of BT.<ref>[http://gaffa.dk/nyhed/12308 Outlandish dissociates itself from accusations. "''Outlandish tager afstand fra anklager''". News item on gaffa.dk, January 22, 2008.]</ref>

==== ''Beats, Rhymes & Life'' (2004) (collaborative album) ====

*"Walou (Rishi Rich Remix)" (Outlandish)

*"Vocab" ([[The Fugees]])

*"Respect" (Alliance Ethnik feat. Vinia Mojica)

*"Past, Present, Future" ([[Majid]])

*"Chan Chan" (Company Segundo)

*"Ya Rayah" (Rachid Taha)

*"Sohniye" (Juggy D)

*"Dil Se/ Satrangi Re" (Sonu Nigam & Kavita Krishnamurthy)

*"Aicha (Proper Pak Remix)" (Outlandish)

*"We Are" (DJ Jazzy Jeff feat. Cy Young & Raheem)

*"Inshallah" (Goodie Mob)

*"Min Tid" (Petter Alexis)

*"Quien Me Tienda La Mano Al Pas" (Pablo Milanes)

*"La Maza" (Mercedes Sosa)

*"Sweet Pain" ([[Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan]]')

*"Ghoom" ([[Junoon]])

==== '''Closer Than Veins''' ''(2005)'' ====

*"Introspective"

*"Any Given Time"

*"Look Into my Eyes" ''[http://wms.dr.dk/storage/Ung/Boogie/ligadk/lookintomyeyes_outlandish.wmv Video]''

*"Just Me"

*"Kom Igen" (feat. U$O, ADL & Salah Edin)''[http://www.sonymusiceurope.com/cgi-bin/multimedia/wmwax?wm.sony-local.global.speedera.net&wm.sony-local.global/o/outlandish/video/outlandish_kom_igen_780.wmv Video]''

*"Nothing Left to do"

*"Beyond Words" (feat. [[Burhan G]])

*"Words Stuck to Heart"

*"Reggada" (feat. Taibi & Dany Raï)

*"Callin’ U"

*"Sakeena"

*"I’ve Seen" (feat. [[Sami Yusuf]])

*"Una Palabra" (feat. [[Majid]])

*"I Only Ask Of God" ''[http://www.sonymusiceurope.com/cgi-bin/multimedia/wmwax?wm.sony-local.global.speedera.net&wm.sony-local.global/d/dk_site/ioaog_high.wmv Video]''

*"Appreciatin'"

*"In Good Hands" - Bonus Track on deluxe album version

*"Angels Lower Their Wings" - Bonus Track on deluxe album version

In 2007 Isam Bachiri and Waqas Qaadri performed at the large annual Canadian Muslim event [[Reviving the Islamic Spirit]]. At that occasion, the Danish tabloid BT wrote that the group performed for "extreme [[islamist]]s", and that phrases like "the homosexuals should be punished with death" and "the Jews will encounter their demise" appeared at the conference.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.bt.dk/underholdning/outlandish-medlemmer-sang-for-ekstremister |title = Outlandish-medlemmer sang for ekstremister {{!}} BT Underholdning - www.bt.dk| date=12 January 2007 }}</ref> Outlandish denied the accusations. They stated that the conference was a peaceful Muslim [[convention (meeting)|convention]] whose main goal is to create integration and peaceful coexistence between Muslims and Non-Muslims in North America and mentioned that the highly respected American rabbi [[Michael Lerner (rabbi)|Michael Lerner]] had been an honorary guest and speaker at the conference.<ref>Statement on Outlandish' web-site, January 13, 2007.</ref> Associate Professor Torben Ruberg Rasmussen from [[University of Southern Denmark]] backed the statements of the group and he commented that: "There is no reason to condemn the event, and it is not a case of closet radicalism or anything reminding of that."<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://gaffa.dk/nyhed/8875|title=Outlandish does not understand criticism (Outlandish forstår ikke kritik)|author=John Fogde|date=January 17, 2007|access-date=November 18, 2017|work=Gaffa}}</ref><ref>[https://www.dr.dk/nyheder/kultur/outlandish-forundret-over-df-kritik Outlandish puzzled over criticism from Danish People's Party. ("''Outlandish forundret over DF-kritik.''") News item on DR.dk January 17, 2007.]</ref>

===Music videos===

*"Aicha"''[http://www.sonymusiceurope.com/cgi-bin/multimedia/wmwax?wm.sony-local.global.speedera.net&wm.sony-local.global/n/nytbrev/Outlandish_Aicha.wmv Video]''

*"Walou"''[http://www.sonymusiceurope.com/cgi-bin/multimedia/wmwax?wm.sony-local.global.speedera.net&wm.sony-local.global/n/nytbrev/Outlandish_Walou.wmv Video]''

*"Guantanamo"''[http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4160929629177574701 Video]''

*"Look Into my Eyes" ''[http://www.sonymusiceurope.com/cgi-bin/multimedia/wmwax?wm.sony-local.global.speedera.net&wm.sony-local.global/d/dk_site/lime_high.wmv Video]''

*"Kom Igen" ''[http://www.sonymusiceurope.com/cgi-bin/multimedia/wmwax?wm.sony-local.global.speedera.net&wm.sony-local.global/o/outlandish/video/outlandish_kom_igen_780.wmv Video]'' (Featuring U$O, and originally swedish rapper [[ADL (rapper)|ADL]] and Salah Edin although they are not featured in the video)

*"I Only Ask Of God"''[http://www.sonymusiceurope.com/cgi-bin/multimedia/wmwax?wm.sony-local.global.speedera.net&wm.sony-local.global/d/dk_site/ioaog_high.wmv Video]''

==Discography==

== External links ==

{{Main|Outlandish discography}}

*''[[Outland's Official]]'' (2000)

*''[[Bread & Barrels of Water]]'' (2002)

*''[[Closer Than Veins]]'' (2005)

*''[[Sound of a Rebel]]'' (2009)

*''[[Warrior // Worrier]]'' (2012)

*''[[The Cornershop Carnival]]'' (2023)

==References==

*[http://www.outlandmoro.com Outlandish Official Website]

{{Reflist}}

*[http://www.myspace.com/outlandsofficial Official Outlandish MySpace Website and Blog]

*[http://outlandish-denmark.blogspot.com/ Excellent article on Outlandish]

*[http://www.muslimphotos.net/gallery/thumbnails-search-outlandish.html muslimphotos.net Pictures of an Outlandish performance]

*[http://www.lyricsdir.com/outlandish-lyrics.html Outlandish Lyrics]

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