Groove Architect: The Untold Story of Bassist Yves Albert Abel
Yves Albert Abel wasn’t just laying down grooves—he was building the architectural framework of Haitian music.
The Legend of Gesner Henri, Also Known as Coupe Cloue
Gesner Henri would sing and play guitar before matches or during team curfews, quietly planting the seeds for his lasting legacy.
Toto Bissainthe: A Champion of Haitian Culture and Identity
Toto Bissainthe: A Life of Passion, Resilience, and Haitian Artistry (
1934–1994)
Tabou Combo: The Global Ambassadors of Haitian Music
Reasoning Analysis: Why The HMI Magazine Inducted Tabou Combo into the Hall of Fame. Tabou Combo represents the best of Haitian artistry—a band that refuses to be confined by borders, bringing the spirit of Haiti to the world through rhythm, melody, and passion.
Réginald Policard: The Master of Jazz Kreyòl
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.
Manno Charlemagne: The Voice of Haiti’s Conscience
He was a freedom fighter with a melody, and his songs became anthems for justice.
The Legend of Master Dji: The Father of Rap Kreyol
Master Dji's tracks were marked by socially conscious themes, ranging from poverty and injustice to political oppression and Haitian identity
Fred Paul: The Visionary Producer Who Revolutionized Haitian Music
He founded Mini Records, a record label that would become one of the most influential platforms for Haitian artists.
Dadou Pasquet: The Genius Behind Magnum Band
Magnum Band quickly gained traction in the late 1970s, performing in various clubs across Queens and Brooklyn, New York, catering to the substantial Haitian diaspora.
The Origin of Compas Direct: The Birth of Haiti’s Iconic Music Genre
oday, Compas Direct remains Haiti’s most influential genre, but it has evolved significantly