Music Monday - Hanni El Khatib!
If you're a fan of streetwear, there is every chance you may have heard the name Hanni El Khatib before.
The San Francisco based singer/songwriter grew up with an avid love for skating as well as music, eventually snagging himself a job as Creative Director for Huf whilst in the early stages of his music career.
Since leaving Huf behind, Hanni has been signed to Innovative Leisure, an imprint label of Stones Throw Records, and released his debut album 'Will The Guns Come Out' in late 2011.
He has toured the US extensively with performances at South by Southwest and Bonnaroo, as well as opening for Florence and The Machine on their US tour, and his music has been featured in TV commercials for Nike, Nissan and the 2013 Audi Superbowl ad.
With his new album forthcoming and being entirely produced by Dan Auerbach of Black Keys, there are big things expected for Hanni El Khatib this year and if this new not entirely suitable for work video for 'Family', the first track from the album is anything to go by, it looks like those expectations might just be right!
The San Francisco based singer/songwriter grew up with an avid love for skating as well as music, eventually snagging himself a job as Creative Director for Huf whilst in the early stages of his music career.
Since leaving Huf behind, Hanni has been signed to Innovative Leisure, an imprint label of Stones Throw Records, and released his debut album 'Will The Guns Come Out' in late 2011.
He has toured the US extensively with performances at South by Southwest and Bonnaroo, as well as opening for Florence and The Machine on their US tour, and his music has been featured in TV commercials for Nike, Nissan and the 2013 Audi Superbowl ad.
With his new album forthcoming and being entirely produced by Dan Auerbach of Black Keys, there are big things expected for Hanni El Khatib this year and if this new not entirely suitable for work video for 'Family', the first track from the album is anything to go by, it looks like those expectations might just be right!
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