Bread & Barrels Of Water
Reviews
Beezher
Reviewed 2005-08-28
Reviewed 2005-08-28
Outlandish: Bread & Barrels of Water (RCA/BMG)
Reviewed by: Beezher 08-29-2005
Multi-cultural, multi-lingual Hip Hop beats, melodies and lyrics, deep, smooooth. Yes! Diverse in sound, flow, and origin, Outlandish bang out a deep and hard-hitting Hip Hop fusion of Arabic, Latin, and creative instrumentation. Based in Denmark, this male trio is comprised of a collective of individuals; Isam Bachiri (Moroccan), Lenny Martinez (Honduran), Waqas Qadri (Pakastanian). They have a smooth sound, with beautiful voices and interesting sound with introspective lyrics –and at times sad stories about people (particularly women) that they know/love. Listen to it, learn it, feel it. Smooooth, yet… Not FCC Clean, watch out for tracks: Tk3 “fuck (x2)”, Tk6 “fuck,” ”shit”, Tk10” muthafuckin”, Tk12” damn” (multiple times)”, shit”, Tk13”ass.”
Beezher’s pics: 2, 4, 9, 10, 13
1. (3:22): intro – nice and chill flute melody, simple beat, chill deep vocals
2. (4:56): pump it, old skool Cuban singing intro,
tight beat and smooth guitars, catchy hook, ironic lyrics
3. (3:33): cute sample of a kid singing in Hindi,
thick beat with a string instrument, nice
4. (3:56): sad tone, light and sweet guitar melody, smoothly flowing harmonic chorus
5. (4:36): slow and soft version of Khaled’s hit sung in English, nice love song
6. (4:29): smooth n’ simple beat, heavy Flamenco-ish guitar, violent lyrical content
7. (1:03): interlude – male talking…
8. (4:22): slow, love song ,soft guitars, not too
complex, cute
9. (4:18): short talking intro, heavy bass beat, nice melody, deep lyrical content about a woman who resists an arranged marriage, tight chorus
10. (5:26): slow Arabic beat/ beautiful singing melody in background/chorus/end, chill
11. (4:10): reflective singing/rapping intro, mellow smooth singing/ rapping, violin, piano
12. (3:02): electro clubbanger beat, mystical, nice percussive bits,
13. (3:49): bumpin bass, fun vocal noises, smooth
Arabic melody (strings/synth?), nice hook
14. (4:02): guitar and flute, deep interesting lyrics,sweet chorus, scratching/singing bridge
Reviewed by: Beezher 08-29-2005
Multi-cultural, multi-lingual Hip Hop beats, melodies and lyrics, deep, smooooth. Yes! Diverse in sound, flow, and origin, Outlandish bang out a deep and hard-hitting Hip Hop fusion of Arabic, Latin, and creative instrumentation. Based in Denmark, this male trio is comprised of a collective of individuals; Isam Bachiri (Moroccan), Lenny Martinez (Honduran), Waqas Qadri (Pakastanian). They have a smooth sound, with beautiful voices and interesting sound with introspective lyrics –and at times sad stories about people (particularly women) that they know/love. Listen to it, learn it, feel it. Smooooth, yet… Not FCC Clean, watch out for tracks: Tk3 “fuck (x2)”, Tk6 “fuck,” ”shit”, Tk10” muthafuckin”, Tk12” damn” (multiple times)”, shit”, Tk13”ass.”
Beezher’s pics: 2, 4, 9, 10, 13
1. (3:22): intro – nice and chill flute melody, simple beat, chill deep vocals
2. (4:56): pump it, old skool Cuban singing intro,
tight beat and smooth guitars, catchy hook, ironic lyrics
3. (3:33): cute sample of a kid singing in Hindi,
thick beat with a string instrument, nice
4. (3:56): sad tone, light and sweet guitar melody, smoothly flowing harmonic chorus
5. (4:36): slow and soft version of Khaled’s hit sung in English, nice love song
6. (4:29): smooth n’ simple beat, heavy Flamenco-ish guitar, violent lyrical content
7. (1:03): interlude – male talking…
8. (4:22): slow, love song ,soft guitars, not too
complex, cute
9. (4:18): short talking intro, heavy bass beat, nice melody, deep lyrical content about a woman who resists an arranged marriage, tight chorus
10. (5:26): slow Arabic beat/ beautiful singing melody in background/chorus/end, chill
11. (4:10): reflective singing/rapping intro, mellow smooth singing/ rapping, violin, piano
12. (3:02): electro clubbanger beat, mystical, nice percussive bits,
13. (3:49): bumpin bass, fun vocal noises, smooth
Arabic melody (strings/synth?), nice hook
14. (4:02): guitar and flute, deep interesting lyrics,sweet chorus, scratching/singing bridge
Recent airplay
Guantanamo
New World Disorder — Jul 14, 2013
Dirty Dirty East
New World Disorder — Jul 02, 2011
Guantanamo
New World Disorder — May 07, 2011
Aicha
Hi, Keefak, Ça va? — Apr 07, 2011
Aicha
Hi, Keefak, Ça Va? — Mar 01, 2011
Aicha
At the Cafe Bohemian — Mar 01, 2011
Charting
2005-09-25 — 2005-11-27
Reggae/World
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Nov 27 | 3 |
| Nov 20 | 2 |
| Nov 13 | 1 |
| Nov 6 | 3 |
| Oct 23 | 2 |
| Oct 16 | 2 |
| Oct 9 | 1 |
| Oct 2 | 3 |
Track listing
| 1. | Introduction | ||
| 2. | Guantanamo | ||
| 3. | Peelo | ||
| 4. | Walou | ||
| 5. | Aicha | ||
| 6. | Gritty | ||
| 7. | Interlude | ||
| 8. | If Only | ||
| 9. | Fatima's Hand | ||
| 10. | El Moro | ||
| 11. | Eyes Never Dry | ||
| 12. | A Donkey Named Cheetah | ||
| 13. | Dirty Dirty East | ||
| 14. | Life Is A Loom |