Informative Essay On Haitian Rapper Gaetjens
Music is part of every culture, regardless of how different they are. The Haitian Music Industry holds a wide range of artists not many people had the chance to hear about. As a result, I decided that most music articles I’ll put out, will be about an underground Haitian artist. Hoping that one day, they will get the clout they deserve.
Today, you will learn about Haitian rapper Gaetjens , born in Haïti. The young artist is 22 years old and have been making music since the age of ...
PKSO has a unique voice and way of “spitting” on the mic. Not to sound biased or anything but i am true fan of most of the work he does. Sometimes, his style might be too hardcore for me, however, I find myself jamming on many of his songs.
The group Kazitexx has a song called “FLEXX” and PKSO’s verse is by far my favorite in that track. He also has a song called “CHAK JOU” that I absolutely love, even more so, because of the instrumental that was made by his younger brother and the producer of the group. …show more content…
The word for word translation does not quite explain the real concept of the song. It is truly about his vision, his perception and his position on different issues Haitians have to face daily. The lyrics are powerful, raw and extremely sincere. I even find some of them heartbreaking.
There is a lot of truth in this song, too much even. If you understand creole, you’ll perfectly get the words but in my opinion, if you haven’t been in Haïti for at least the past five years, you won’t be able to grasp how deep the issues actually are.
One of the lines that caught my attention
Today, you will learn about Haitian rapper Gaetjens , born in Haïti. The young artist is 22 years old and have been making music since the age of ...
PKSO has a unique voice and way of “spitting” on the mic. Not to sound biased or anything but i am true fan of most of the work he does. Sometimes, his style might be too hardcore for me, however, I find myself jamming on many of his songs.
The group Kazitexx has a song called “FLEXX” and PKSO’s verse is by far my favorite in that track. He also has a song called “CHAK JOU” that I absolutely love, even more so, because of the instrumental that was made by his younger brother and the producer of the group. …show more content…
The word for word translation does not quite explain the real concept of the song. It is truly about his vision, his perception and his position on different issues Haitians have to face daily. The lyrics are powerful, raw and extremely sincere. I even find some of them heartbreaking.
There is a lot of truth in this song, too much even. If you understand creole, you’ll perfectly get the words but in my opinion, if you haven’t been in Haïti for at least the past five years, you won’t be able to grasp how deep the issues actually are.
One of the lines that caught my attention