Hanni El Khatib is a multifaceted American musician, singer, songwriter, and record producer, whose gritty, blues-infused rock has garnered a dedicated following in the indie music scene. Born to Palestinian and Filipino parents, Khatib has said his varied cultural background has influenced his eclectic approach to music creation. Before establishing himself as a solo artist, Khatib worked as a creative director for skateboard fashion label HUF, and his skate and DIY ethos have continued to permeate his musical work. His style is characterized by a lo-fi, garage rock aesthetic, melded with elements of classic American rock 'n' roll, R&B, and soul.
Kicking off his official musical career with the release of his debut album, "Will the Guns Come Out," in 2010, Khatib quickly made a name for himself in the rock and garage-punk landscape. His sound evolved and matured with subsequent albums like "Head in the Dirt" (2013) and "Moonlight" (2015), which were produced by notable names like Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. Khatib's later works, including "Savage Times" (2017), reflect a foray into even broader sonic territories, experimenting with disparate genres and showcasing his willingness to push boundaries. His latest releases, such as "Manic," "FLIGHT," and "STRESSY," continue to prove Khatib’s relentless pursuit of fresh sounds while staying true to his raw, authentic signature that originally captivated his audience. With his music, Hanni El Khatib captures a sense of rebellious spirit and creative independence that defines his career and solidifies his role as a modern rock innovator.
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