"Dlo Koule Nan Je M" captures my journey of struggle, growth, and triumph. Born in Haiti, I faced immense challenges. Still, I defied the odds to achieve my dreams. 

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Carnival is Black History: A Conversation (7p - 9p)
The Carnival is Black History panel featured an engaging conversation between Dr. Cathy Thomas and Adam “Foreigner” Cooper, delving into the expansive cultural, political, and historical significance of Carnival across the African diaspora. This dialogue explores how Carnival, born from resistance and reclamation, transcends borders—linking communities from Trinidad to Brazil, New Orleans to Haiti—each embodying distinct expressions of liberation, joy, and defiance.

About Dr. Cathy Thomas:
Dr. Cathy Thomas is an Assistant Professor of English at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Her work focuses on comparative studies of Black Carnivals across the African diaspora, with a particular emphasis on how Black women resist, show up, and dominate within Carnival spaces. Using autoethnographic approaches, her work connects the threads between Caribbean, Brazilian, and North American Carnival traditions, offering critical insights into how these celebrations serve as sites of both personal and collective liberation.

About Adam "Foreigner" Cooper:
Adam "Foreigner" Cooper is a DJ, designer and strategist best known for producing LA's most sought after Afro-Caribbean experiences. Hailing from Trinidad & Tobago, and raised in Caracas and Brooklyn, Foreigner's life has positioned him to forge unique, dynamic connections between the Caribbean, West Africa, and the Americas.

Rooted in Pan-African philosophy, his storytelling through graphic design, event production and genre-bending D, sets have garnered acclaim in the city, culminating in LA Weekly's Best Parties of 2023 accolade for Junkyard Jouvert and Roadblock™ as well as features in LA Times and Resident Advisor for his contribution to LA's cultural scene.

Carnival Is Black History — A Conversation with Dr. Cathy Thomas & Adam "Foreigner" Cooper

KLASS - BODY AND SOUL LIVE   WEST PALM BEACH 2025

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UNICEF aids Haitian children displaced by violence, addressing education, mental health, and recruitment by armed groups.

Haiti's Children At Risk Powerful Aid Arrives!

AMAPIANO MIX MARCH 2025  EDITION

Banm Vayb Coupé Cloué Pa W  La Sou Instru Sa

PA LO TUYO (prod. ace 10)

Salty (Bolly Re-Mix)

Puisque la musique est une passion vis là sans regret et surtout sois passionné avant d'en faire un outil de travail.....je vous invite à me suivre sur YouTube @dj tibab

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Here, you’ll discover live performances by bands and artists such as KLASS, NU LOOK, ZAFEM, ZENGLEN, TVICE, TROPICANA, SEPTENTRIONAL, SYSTEM BAND, KAI, VAYB, KREYOL LA, HARMONIK, EKIP, MASS KONPA, RUTSHELLE, 5LAN, OSWAL, DJAPORT, BEDJINE KDILAK, and many more.

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Young Slay, also known as Mèt Piwèt, as well as, Ti Bagèt, is a rapper from Cap-Haitien, Haiti. He relocated to the United States as an adolescent. During his childhood, he was profoundly affected by the loss of his mother. Subsequently, he found a respite in art. ​Young Slay developed an interest in music at an early age. He sustained a loss of vision following an unsuccessful retina re-attachment procedure, which allowed him to discover the therapeutic value of music.  ​ ​Influenced by a multitude of genres such as racine (Haitian roots), reggae, rock n’ roll, country, and blues to heavy metal, classical music, soul, rap, hip hop, Young Slay creates a unique style that provides listeners with a sense of undeniable emotion. His 2012 album, Faces Got No Race, which was partially funded by fans and friends, has become a success in various colleges in the United States. His track entitled In My Belly has been compared to Arrested Development’s “Tennessee.” Wiley Koepp of Coyote Music noted that, “Not since Arrested Development’s “Tennessee” has a song done what “In My Belly (Feat. Jonny Lyrks)” does: laying painful realities, both historical and present-day, over an otherwise positive musical track and sing-a-long melody.”

Rick Jamm, of Jamsphere, wrote in a review of Faces Got No Race that, “This is a very solid hip hop album, and the amount of good songs on it is enough to equal the number of good songs on any 2 albums from most of the other indie rappers out there today, while Young Slay’s lyrics send powerful messages and are undoubtedly among the best around.”    ​Young Slay’s songs have ranked on ourstage.com, earning "Best of 20" twice, "Best of 100," "Top 10" twice, and "Top 4" three times. In addition, he has been on Reverbnation’s "Top 10 of Pompano Beach" for more than 24 consecutive months, increasing his fan base to 250k worldwide.
  
In addition to Faces Got No Race, Young Slay released R2KM: Rèd Kon Ke Makak [Stiff Like a Monkey’s Tail] and then GKNM: Granmoun Ki Nom M’ [Grown A$$ Man], the same year he completed a rigorous master’s degree program at Nova Southeastern University [NSU]. Young Slay is currently completing a doctoral degree in clinical psychology. Recently, he created a record label, “Piwet Entertainment.” When he is not recording or performing, he enjoys visiting museums, watching cartoons, reading, and meditating.

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