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John Davis Stevenson

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John David Stevenson is a senior reporter and freelance music critic for The HMI Magazine as well as several other prestigious magazines and newspapers. With a deep passion for world music, his work explores the intersection of jazz and Haitian Vodou, uncovering their cultural significance and historical roots. While not a specialist in Compas, John offers a global perspective in his writing, providing nuanced and thought-provoking critiques thoughtful and insightful critiques that resonate beyond borders. Contact: jdstevenson@haitianmusicindustry.com

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Godwin Louis: The Jazz Sax Master Making Global Impact With Haitian Soul

As the world awaits the release of Psalms and Proverbs, fans and critics alike are eager to hear what this modern jazz griot will offer next. For Godwin Louis, music is not a career—it is a mission, a calling, and a gift to be shared.

Melanie Charles: A Jazz-Fused Force Rooted in Haitian Soul

Melanie Charles Represents the Best of Kreyol Jazz Artistry On a brisk New York evening, The HMI Magazine team was nestled in the warm...

Mushy Widmaier: A Jazz Master and Sonic Visionary

In Mushy’s World, Every Note is a Memory, and Every Rhythm is a Revolution. In the rhythmic heart of Haitian jazz, few names carry as...

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Apple Computers Climb the List of the Top Gadgets in Forbes Magazine A Symbol of Innovation, Style, and Cultural Impact By The HMI Magazine Editorial Board In...

James Germain: Voice of “Raison” and Haitian Soul

Germain's nickname, “the voice of reason,” is poetic and speaks to the clarity and intentionality behind every note he sings.

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Phyllisia Ross: The Bright Star of the HMI Shining Across Borders

Ross is not only a vocalist but a trained pianist, composer, songwriter, and producer.

Pope Francis: A Voice of Mercy and Change in Troubled Times

The Jesuit Pope Who Reshaped the Catholic Church and...

Emeline Michel: The Soulful Voice of Haitian Music

A Legacy of Passion and Innovation Emeline Michel is one...

Haitian Influence and the Rise of Kompa: Reshaping Caribbean Music

The 1970s marked a period of unprecedented success for Haitian music as Kompa solidified its presence across the Caribbean and beyond
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