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Audio CD, Import, 1 Jan 2006.

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Listen to music from Deso Dogg like Willkommen in meiner Welt, Serdar & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Deso Dogg. Denis Mamadou Gerhard Cuspert (born 18 October 1975), also known by his stage name Deso Dogg and his nom de guerre Abu Talha al-Almani, is an Afro-German member of the Islamic State and former rapper. Cuspert ended his rap career in 2010, converted to Islam and took the name Abou Maleeq.

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Deso Dogg’s appearance in Syria is not the first example of a musician turned militant Salafist in the wider context of the country’s two-and-a-half-year civil war. In July, Fadl Shakr, a Lebanese singer once dubbed the King of Romance," who had previously performed with Mariah Carey, was involved in clashes between supporters of Salafist Sheikh Ahmad Assir and the Lebanese army that left over 40 dead. In 2006 after serving a short sentence for minor charges including violations of the German Opium Act and having dropped out of a tour fronted by DMX (citing psychological reasons), Deso Dogg dropped his first album: Murda Cocctail Vol. 1. Deso Dogg appeared to have found an outlet to exorcise his inner demons.

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The strange tale of Deso Dogg, the German rapper who fled to Syria to sing songs for ISIS. Story by Amos Barshad Photography by Elisabeth Moch. One summer day in 2013, the German jihadist Denis Cuspert was holed up in a home controlled by his fellow fighters in the Junud al-Sham militant organization when he was hit by shelling from the Syrian Air Force. Gradually, the city’s hip-hop scene became an uneasy home. Working primarily with the Berlin label Streetlife Entertainment, Cuspert released his first solo albums Murda Cocctail Vol. 1 and Schwarzer Engel. Initially, though, he was brought into the scene as showpiece muscle. The video for the mid-2000s track NDW 2005 by the rapper Fler is a telling document of Berlin hip-hop.