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jeudi 3 juillet 2008

Haiti Hip-Hop Crunk. ECP report








Last year we did a podcast (yeah I know we're due for another one) on Haitian Hip-Hop showcasing different talents of the up and coming rap scene of the island. Our good friend Etienne Coté-Paluck is familiar with Haiti and has been going there almost every year for the last 10 years. If you're a Masala regular you might also have listen to Etienne's last Masala participation a few month ago.

Etienne just posted 2 podcast from his last trip in April on his website Shuffle. The second one focus on hip-hop while the first one is a copy of a very entertaining mix Etienne did at a local radio station. [Podshuffle 82] [Podshuffle 81]. I urge you to click on Podshuffle 82 and have a listen! You'll hear the sound of today's underground Hip-hop in Haiti, featuring Rock Fam, Mecca Aka Grimo, Anbiskad 64 or Barikad Crew. To give you an idea here's M 16 with the track Sa w gen la, taken from his demo.



M16 - Sa W Gen La




Talking about Barikad Crew, Etienne sent us an email a couple weeks ago, the same day we learned about Pitti passing away, announcing the terrible news that 5 members of the Crew died in a car accident. BC is definitely one of the biggest name in Haiti's Hip-Hop scene so you can imagine what a choc it was for people there. A 10 min reportage on TV. Press 1 and 2. Here's a heavily kompa influenced track from Barikad Crew. Pretty different from the Crunk rap they usually do.



Barikad Crew - Banm Af M

More on Haiti on Masala
Videos of Barikad Crew

vendredi 7 septembre 2007

Masala To Go #6: C Nou Ki La



Masala To Go #6: C Nou Ki La


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"C Nou Ki La, les ghettos ki la"

Avec Welcome to Haïti: Creole 101, Wyclef Jean ouvrait la porte au hip hop haïtien et à d'autres genres comme le konpa, rara et dancehall de l'île et des West Indyz à un public plus large. À Montréal, le hip hop kreyol on connaît depuis 98 avec les classiques de Muzion et Sans Pression et maintenant avec La Dynastie des Morniers.

Ce sixième Masala To Go présente du nouveau son urbain haïtien et montréalais et des versions kreyol de grosses bombes rap américaines. Désolé pour le son pourri, on aimerait trouver du hip-hop haitien plus facilement que de ripper le son de myspace...

"The ghetto, it's us that have"

With his Welcome To Haïti: Creole 101, Wyclef Jean have open the door for haitian hip hop and other music like konpa, rara and dancehall from the island and the West Indyz. In Montreal, we have artists like Muzion, Sans Pression, La Dynastie des Morniers, ... who are doing kreyol hip hop since 98.

This 6th Masala To Go present new urban sound from Haïti and Montreal. Sorry for the bad sound, we would like to have better version than myspace rip...


Tracklist :
Barikad Crew - Welcome En Haiti
Barikad Crew - Pou Lari A
Barikad Crew - Tay Kreyon
Mecca Aka Grimo, Top Adlerman, Unk, Andre 2000 - Creole Walk It Out (download)
Mecca Aka Grimo - Sak Fen Cho (Why I'm Hot remix)
Moi et Moi - Zam Bo Kotem
Black Alex ft Movado - Gad Un Bagay
Trurasta - ??? (Karnaval 2006)
Kreyol La - Nou Pa Jwe