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From Yonkers, New York. Outasight is the alias of singer, songwriter, and music producer Richard Andrew. Born and raised in New York, and now residing in Los Angeles, his popularity steadily climbed through a series of mixtapes before landing a record deal with Warner Brothers. His debut album, Night Like These, featured the platinum selling “Tonight Is The Night” and follow up single, “Now or Never.” Both songs were pop radio mainstays. Outasight spent the next few years on the road performing at such festivals as Lollapalooza, Governors Ball, and the Warped Tour. His follow up album, Big Trouble, was released late 2015. The album included stand out singles “The Wild Life” and modern funk anthem “The Boogie”. “The Wild Life” was featured in the Bud Light Lime & Mountain Dew summer campaigns and several films. “The Boogie” has been omnipresent in pop culture over the past year. The party jam was selected to be in the “Apple Watch 2” campaign, the opening introduction to the NBA Primetime on ABC, and also the credit song to the box office blockbuster, Central Intelligence. His new single, “Do Something Crazy”, was released late summer of 2016. The song has already been featured in a film (Mike and Dave Needs Wedding Dates) and the soundtrack to the legendary video game, Madden 17. Currently, Outasight is working on his new album, slated for release next spring.
Outasight is the alias of Richard Andrew, a rapper and singer who hails from Yonkers, New York and combines rap, R&B, and rock with occasional crossover appeal. He promoted himself via a series of gigs ( small-scale gigs as well as festival appearances ) along with mixtapes, beginning with 2007's Employee of the Year. 2009's Further was first issued as a 14-track mixtape, then knocked down to a six-track EP for wider circulation through the Warner-distributed Asylum. After a couple more mixtapes, Outasight made his official major-label debut with the 2011 single "Tonight Is the Night" ( a disco-funk party anthem with a pop sheen ) as the prelude to a proper album planned for 2012. His debut, Nights Like These, appeared in late Novemeber of that year.