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The HMI Top 100 Hits Of All Time

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Voted By The Fans!
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Note: This list is based on historical data, chart performance, and fan reception in the Haitian Music Industry

  1. New York City – Tabou Combo
  2. Caroline – Skah Shah #1
  3. Tambour Battant – Zekle
  4. Cesar – System Band
  5. Debake – Les Frères Déjean
  6. Joavah – Magnum Band
  7. Lelene Cherie – Scorpio
  8. David – Dipi Express
  9. Tante Nini – Caribbean Sextet
  10. Vanite – Accolade de NY
  11. Communion – Bossa Combo
  12. Madan Marcelle – Coupe Cloue
  13. Manman Zo – Meridional Des Cayes
  14. A.K.I.K.O – Emeline Michel
  15. Pa Pran Kontak – Dipi Express
  16. Lanmou Doudou – Jacques Sauveur Jean
  17. Je T’aime – Herold Christophe
  18. Adrienne – Tropicana D’Haiti
  19. Papash – Gade Yo
  20. Rat La – Ibo Combo
  21. Petite Fille des Trottoires – Master Dji
  22. Ki Demon Sa – Panik de PV
  23. Veye Priye – Tropicana
  24. Saint Cecile – Disip 

Konpa Generation & Dancefloor Hits


  1. Ti Poul La – Phantom’s
  2. Ti Bato – New York All-Stars
  3. Jessica – Michael Brun
  4. Relax Ti Mal – Ti Claude Marcelin
  5. Ayiti Bang Bang – Carimi 
  6. Le Nap Fe Lanmou – Mizik Mizik
  7. Lokal – King Posse
  8. Kem Pa Sote – Boukman Eksperyans
  9. Ole Ole – Lakol
  10. Ou Lala – Sweet Micky 
  11. Mariana – Septen
  12. La Familia – Djakout #1 
  13. Dekole – J. Perry
  14. Nou Vle – Ansy Derose
  15. Plotonen – Original Rap Staff
  16. Cherie Lew Pale – Fasad
  17. T-Vice – Tu Me Touches
  18. Top-Vice – Sinfoni Damou
  19. Zukiana – Ti Raoul Denis Jr.
  20. Tete a Tete – Roger Colas

Modern Era & Contemporary Konpa


  1. Dlo Dous – Zafem
  2. Mwen Pa Konn Anyen – Vayb 
  3. Obsession – Nu Look 
  4. Pa Manyen L – Gazzman Couleur 
  5. Sa Pa Love – Roody Roodboy 
  6. Se Ou Mwen Vle – Phyllisia Ross ft. Richard Cavé 
  7. Lanmou Se Pam – 5Lan 
  8. An Nou Ale – Kai ft. Rutshelle Guillaume 
  9. Avè’w – Bedjine 
  10. Kè Mwen – Rutshelle Guillaume 
  11. Marry Me – Enposib 
  12. Mwen Bouke – Harmonik 

This table of contents is structured into Classic Legends & Golden EraKonpa Generation & Dancefloor Hits, and Modern Era & Contemporary Konpa. Readers to navigate THROUGH the evolution of the Haitian Music Industry (HMI) hits!

Note: This list is based on historical data, chart performance, and fan reception in the Haitian Music Industry [HMI]. Rankings may vary based on popularity and impact over time. The HMI Magazine Editorial Team conducted the study.


The HMI Magazine Chart Ranking Methodology

The HMI Magazine is a platform dedicated to promoting Haitian music and culture. We are a non-biased entity that conducts live votes through a trusted system to rank our charts, whether for the Artist of the Month, Song of the Month, or our Hall of Fame class. Below is our ranking methodology:

Step 1: Define the Criteria

To establish a fair and transparent ranking system, we consider the following factors:

  • Sales & Streaming Data – Analyze digital and physical sales, YouTube views, and streaming numbers.
  • Radio Airplay – Track how often songs are played on Haitian and international radio stations.
  • Fan Engagement – Consider social media interactions, YouTube comments, and online discussions.
  • Cultural Impact – Evaluate the song or artist’s influence on the Haitian music scene.
  • Expert Opinion – Consult music industry professionals, DJs, and critics.

Step 2: Data Collection

We gather data from multiple sources, ensuring an accurate reflection of an artist’s success:

  • Streaming Platforms: Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, SoundCloud.
  • Radio Stations: Haitian radio charts and DJ playlists.
  • Music Sales: iTunes, Amazon, and physical CD sales.
  • Public Votes: Online polls, social media engagement, and fan voting platforms.

Step 3: Scoring System

To fairly weigh the data, we use a point-based scoring system:

  • Streaming/Sales (40%) – Total streams, downloads, and physical sales.
  • Radio Airplay (30%) – Weekly spins on key radio stations.
  • Fan Engagement (20%) – Social media metrics and voting results.
  • Expert Review (10%) – Insights from industry professionals.

Step 4: Ranking Compilation

  • Data is collected on a weekly, monthly, or yearly basis.
  • formula-based calculation determines rankings.
  • Transparency is ensured by publishing sources and methodology.

Step 5: Publishing the Chart

  • Rankings are formatted into a Top 10, Top 20, or Hot 100 list.
  • Each listing includes song/album details, artist name, and key stats (e.g., weeks on chart, peak position).
  • We feature interviews, artist spotlights, and insights behind the rankings.

Step 6: Continuous Updates & Adjustments

  • We keep up with industry trends and adapt criteria as necessary.
  • We monitor fraudulent streaming or voting behaviors.
  • We engage with fans and industry experts for feedback and improvements.

Conclusion

A well-structured ranking system enhances HMI Magazine’s credibility and provides an essential resource for Haitian music lovers. By implementing transparent metrics and data-driven analysis, HMI Magazine remains the go-to authority for HMI charts.

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