Jun 19

Interview: Hanni El Khatib: The LA-based artist shares how skate culture influenced his music

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Interview: Hanni El Khatib


San Francisco-born, LA-based Hanni El Khatib’s new album Head in the Dirt—produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys—is perfect summertime listening. It contains more of that blues and garage-influenced rock that the singer-songwriter is best known for. Less known, perhaps, is El…

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