Gospel Music - Haiti Music Video

Anderson Cameau is a renowned Haitian musician. His musical styles are accessible to the general public and disseminated by the mass media. Anderson Cameau used to play with legendary band Skah-Shah and is now with Apocalypse 2000 which is one of the top bands of this genre.

Being well-versed to music composition and theory, Anderson Cameau has better knowledge of melodies, structure and other techniques used in developing successful compositions. He has written his songs in a variety of styles which gives him a higher potential for more work and expansion of his music.

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Didi Jeremie now stands as one of Haiti's exceptional Gospel singer songwriters. The quality of his art was first apparent upon the release of his first CD, "M-ap Mache", (I'm Walking). The success of that first effort made him a household name among lovers and supporters of the Haitian Gospel tradition in Boston Massachusetts, where the artist resides.

Didi's musical influence starts from the roots of Haitian music and spans to the best of American, European and African music. The music, which serves as a backdrop for the artist's message, is spiced with the sound of popular Haitian music as well as the best of current international rhythms. <BR _extended="true">

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The talented Emeline Michel is the reigning queen of Haitian song, a captivating performer, versatile vocalist, accomplished dancer, songwriter and producer. Emeline Michel is beloved by Haitians for combining traditional rhythms with social, political and inspirational content.

Born in Gonaives, Haiti, her first experience in music was singing gospel music at the local church. After completing her education, Emeline Michel accepted an opportunity to study at the Detroit Jazz Center and returned to Haiti as a professional musician. She has recorded and appeared on concert stages throughout the Caribbean, Europe, North & South America, and Africa for the past 15 years, singing both in French and Haitian Creole.

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