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Patrice Hulman: new male zouk sensation
By Christine Jean-Pierre CSMS Magazine Staff Writer The air waves in Martinique and Guadeloupe have been fully energized the past two months. Even Trace Tv’s Tropical 10 Countdown has gotten into the play. The reason? A hot new video titled Baby mwen...
Top Videos of TraceTv Tropical 10
By Christine Jean-Pierre CSMS Magazine Staff Writer France’s premier urban channel TraceTv weekly zouk and kompa countdown show Tropical10 is truly a show to watch—certainly for kompa and zouk lovers everywhere. The leading videos lately have been...
Best Kompa/Zouk artists and bands of 2009
By Christine Jean-Pierre CSMS Magazine Staff Writer It has become a tradition here in CSMS Magazine that we review new releases from our Creole artists. Last year, our interest in reviewing their oeuvres reached a new plateau. Thanks to many of our readers...
A recent club incident that sent shockwaves to the Haitian music industry
By Christine Jean-Pierre CSMS Magazine Staff Writer Famed T-vice front man Roberto Martino was involved in a club incident on Saturday September 9, 2009. An unidentified suspect had thrown a broken glass bottle at Martino when the band T-vice had just...
Kaalysta: La nouvelle Caledonian zouk sensation
By Christine Jean-Pierre CSMS Magazine Staff writer Music lovers always know that Zouk artists are from Martinique, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, and sometimes, La Reunion. But few if any has ever emerged from New Caledonia. This was then. Now, French Polynesia...
Ghetto à face à face crowns Konpa as the new king of the Antilles
By Christine Jean-Pierre CSMS Magazine Staff WriterThe latest single from Patrick Andrey and Jim Rama (left in the picture) Ghetto à face à face solidifies Konpa as the Caribbean music genre that every zouk artist from Martinique to Africa does...
Are Konpa and Zouk equal Kizomba?
By Christine Jean-PierreCSMS Magazine Staff WriterDid you know that Zouk and Konpa are being played inMTV Channels in Portuguese speaking countries such as Brazil and Portugal for about four years now? But in those countries, they do not call it Konpa...