The HMI Magazine
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The HMI Magazine is the official publication of the Haitian Music Industry, dedicated to uplifting talent with integrity. Our mission is to provide authentic promotion, free from sensationalism or negativity. Whether you're a seasoned artist or an emerging talent, we welcome your submissions for review and promotion.
Dieudonné Larose, Whose Signature Voice Shaped Haitian Music, Dies at 80
HMI NEWS — Haiti and its global diaspora are mourning the loss of Dieudonné Larose, the legendary singer whose unmistakable voice and poetic storytelling helped define...
Prestigious Haitian Music Awards 10th Edition
A Decade That Redefined the Sound of a NationMiami, FL - For ten years, the Prestigious Haitian Music Awards (PHMA) has done what few cultural platforms...
Tabou Combo Ignites SOB’s in Homecoming concert
New York City — On a brisk Friday night along Varick Street, New York witnessed a rare convergence of memory, momentum, and mastery. After...
Carel Pedre Arrested and Placed in ICE Custody: A Moment of Reflection
HMI News - The recent arrest of Haitian entertainer and Digicel Stars judge Carel Pedre on allegations of domestic violence has sent shockwaves throughout the Haitian...
Konpa Has Its Day: New York City Designates July 26 as Haitian Konpa Day
New York, NY - New York City has formally etched Haitian cultural history into its official calendar. In a landmark decision, the New York...
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Erol Josué: The Voodoo Master Preserving Haiti’s Spiritual and Cultural Legacy
Beyond his musical endeavors, Erol Josué has become a cultural and spiritual ambassador for Haiti.
AYITI BÈL NANM: HAITI’S BEAUTIFUL SOUL COMMANDS THE STAGE IN MIAMI
HMI Magazine Review: An Ambitious Celebration of Haitian History,...
Tupac Shakur Murder Trial Opens in Las Vegas as Prosecutors Accuse Duane Davis of Orchestrating 1996 Killing
Nearly three decades after the rap icon was fatally...
Toto Bissainthe: A Champion of Haitian Culture and Identity
Toto Bissainthe: A Life of Passion, Resilience, and Haitian Artistry (
1934–1994)




