Danish Singer Recruits Congos, Erika & Fine for ‘USA Baby’ Jamfest
In what can only be described as a lineup dreamt up during a very weird music convention, the Danish singer-songwriter (unnamed, because apparently notoriety is overrated) is back with his second solo LP. Leading the charge with the single 'USA Baby'—which sounds like either a patriot anthem or a confused lullaby—he’s called in the Congos, Erika de Casier, and Fine for musical backup. Yes, the Congos, the legendary reggae crew, apparently agreed to collab with a very Nordic vibe, highlighting how global music can be equal parts confusing and fascinating. No release dates, no budgets, just pure mysterious artistry.
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(1 of 3)Only a Danish singer could pull the Congos, Erika de Casier, and Fine into one bandwagon and call it an LP. 'USA Baby' sounds like the theme song for a cringey foreign exchange student’s patriotism workshop.
It’s like someone ordered reggae, Danish chill, and a touch of Erika’s vibes—then forgot to specify the delivery date. 'USA Baby' might need a GPS tracker for this world tour.
Congrats to the Danish singer for assembling a team that sounds like he blindly punted a Scrabble rack full of band names. Next season: featuring sushi chefs and accountants as backup vocals.
Source: Pitchfork | Published: 8/27/2025 | Author: Jazz Monroe
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