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Emeline Michel: The Soulful Voice of Haitian Music

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A Legacy of Passion and Innovation Emeline Michel is one of Haiti’s most revered musical icons. She is known for her mesmerizing voice, poetic lyrics,...

Buyu Ambroise: When Roots Give Wings…

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Buyu Ambroise is a direct descendant of General Magloire Ambroise of Jacmel, one of the signers of the Act of Independence, and the nephew of Jean-Jacques Dessalines Ambroise, a notable opponent of the Duvalier regime.

PapJazz: A Beacon of Jazz and Hope in a Besieged Capital

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Their efforts brought music, hope, connection, and resistance, the essence of Haitian resilience. In these moments of unity, Haiti found a reason to sing again.

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

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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

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

Réginald Policard: The Master of Jazz Kreyòl

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With his relentless dedication to the craft, Reginald Policard is not just a musician but a cultural ambassador, a bridge between musical traditions, and an inspiration to aspiring artists worldwide.

Mushy Widmaier: A Jazz Master and Sonic Visionary

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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...

Beethova Obas: A Legendary Voice in Haitian Music and Culture

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Beethova Obas is more than a musician; he is a poet and a cultural philosopher. His lyrics often touched on themes of love, struggle, identity, and the socio-political realities of Haiti.

Joël Widmaier: A Pillar of the Haitian Music Industry

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Joël Widmaier's contributions extend beyond performance. As a producer and sound engineer, he has worked on various artistic projects, film scores, and albums, helping to shape Haiti’s music industry behind the scenes.

James Germain: Voice of “Raison” and Haitian Soul

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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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Music, Dance, Trance, Possession: A Sonic Odyssey

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Trance is seen as a dual phenomenon, psychophysiological and cultural. It reflects an innate capacity of the human brain but takes shape differently across societies, molded by ritual, mythology, and practice.

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

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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

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

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