Oddisee, artiste hip-hop prolifique, s’est d’abord fait conna\u00eetre en tant que producteur underground avant de gagner le respect en tant que rappeur. Ses textes, litt\u00e9raires et accessibles, abordent des questions personnelles et des th\u00e8mes politiques, et ses productions comportent des influences r\u00e9tro-soul, go-go et gospel. N\u00e9 \u00e0 Washington, D.C. d’un p\u00e8re soudanais et d’une m\u00e8re afro-am\u00e9ricaine, Amir Mohamed a grandi dans le Maryland, influenc\u00e9 par la soul et le rap ainsi que par une myriade de musiciens des deux c\u00f4t\u00e9s de sa famille. Il s’appr\u00eatait \u00e0 entrer \u00e0 l’Art Institute of Philadelphia pour \u00e9tudier les arts visuels lorsqu’un ami lui a fait d\u00e9couvrir la production hip-hop. Il en est tellement amoureux qu’il change ses plans et se concentre sur la cr\u00e9ation de beats, pour aboutir au titre “Musik Lounge” sur le disque Magnificent de DJ Jazzy Jeff en 2002.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Prolific hip-hop artist Oddisee first became known as an underground producer before gaining respect as a rapper. His literate, relatable lyrics tackle personal issues and political themes, and his productions encompass retro-soul, go-go, and gospel influences. Born in Washington, D.C. to a Sudanese father and an African-American mother, Amir Mohamed grew up in Maryland, influenced by soul and rap as well as myriad musicians on both sides of his family. He was set to attend the Art Institute of Philadelphia to pursue visual arts when a friend introduced him to hip-hop production. He was so enamored of it that he changed his plans and concentrated on making beats, ending up with the track “Musik Lounge” on DJ Jazzy Jeff’s 2002 record, Magnificent.
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