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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

Exclusive articles:

Michaël Brun Elevates Haitian Music with BAYO at Barclays Center

A Star-Studded Night of Celebration, Cultural Pride, and Emotional TributeBrooklyn, NY — On Saturday, June 28, internationally acclaimed Haitian DJ and producer Michaël Brun...

Cut Short: The Impact of Funding Shortfalls on New Berklee Students and Minority Musicians

When Dreams Are Deferred, Who Pays the Price?In a world where talent is everywhere but opportunity is not, funding can be the fine line...

Building a Winning Band: Key Factors for Success

Without a work ethic, even the most talented artist will struggle to reach their full potential.

2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductees Announced

By The Haitian Music Industry Magazine,Based on reporting by Melissa Ruggieri of USA Today, April 27, 2025A Night of Legends, Surprises, and Fan FavoritesThis...

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

Religion - The passing of Pope Francis marks the end of a historic era, one defined by humility, bold reform, and global outreach. For...

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Erol Josué: The Voodoo Master Preserving Haiti’s Spiritual and Cultural Legacy

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Toto Bissainthe: A Champion of Haitian Culture and Identity

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