On Thursday, October 18, 2007 Wyclef Jean introduced his latest album, "Carnival Vol 2 - Memoirs of an Immigrant", at a press-only ceremony at New York City's SOBs night club. During the ceremony, he was presented a genuine dimplamtic passport by Haitian ambassador Raymond Joseph. Noteable people present at the ceremony included music entreprenuer Russel Simmons.
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Wyclef Jean Performs Songs '911' and 'Yele'live at SoB's during Mecca aka Grimo's the record release party. Mecca also does a nice Kreyol freestyle.
See Vwadezil on HaitiXchage: http://www.haitixcha nge.com/hx/article.a sp?article_id=316
Vwadezil appears poised to do it again! Their song for Kanaval 2008 is out and hitting the airwaves. True to Vwadezil style, their song " Ki Kote'w Ta Ye" (Where Would You Be), comments on Haitian sociopolitical realities, and is full of word play and innuendo.
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The weather was nice, and Haitians were out in force for Sunday's Haitian Flag Day celebrations in Irvington , New Jersey. This is one of the many celebrations to take place in Haitian communities everywhere, to celebrate Haitian Flag Day, which is officially on May 18th.
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Watch Haitians partying at the 2007 West Indian Day Parade on Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway. View the performances of T-Vice, Djakout, Krezi Mizik, and Kreyol-La.
Come view the sights of Kanaval 2007. Dubbed Solèy Leve (Sunrise), Kanaval 2007 was by far the best-attended carnival in recent years. People from all over the country, as well as Diaspora and visitors from all over the world attended.
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Come see the sites and sounds of Haiti's Kanaval (Carnival) 2008, the best attended Haitian carnival in recent history. Watch T-Vice, Ram, Brothers Posse, and others pass by on their gigantic floats, and watch the "defile" (parade).
Creole Hip-Hop continues to rise thanks to events like the one which took place at the Denim Lounge in Brooklyn, New York on July 14th, 2007. Perfomers included New York area creole rappers susc as Benchoummy, Neg Maron, Les Enrages, among others. And all the way from Southern Florida the house was rocking thanks to Dr. Zoe.
Although the weatherman said rain was in the forecast, there wasn't a drop to be felt during this major Haitian Flag Day event to be held on Brooklyn's Nostrand Avenue
HaitiXchange TV interview with members of Creaole Hip Hop group VDC, which stand for Voo Doo Child. Followed by viewing of their video "Poze". Good stuff!
HaitiXchange on TNH (Television nationale d'Haiti.) We were rumaggin through some old videos and found this one of an appearance on TNH back in August of 2003. Years later we're still around with the saame basic goals.
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Haitian rapper, Mecca aka Grimo, had a record release party at New York's famed SoBs nightclub on Monday, May 7th, 2007. The place was jumping, and was filled with a veritable who's who in Haitian Hip-Hop.
![Wyclef Jean Performs at SoB\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/vmSpUBrIy7U/2.jpg "Wyclef Jean Performs at SoB\")
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![Tan Tan Record Release at SOB\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/vHpKS39ssyE/2.jpg "Tan Tan Record Release at SOB\")
