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Shakaitutu wrote:

After 25 years we can say Hip-Hop Kreyol is on the rise again. As part of the haitian culture, we need to stop looking at the rap kreyol artists as gangsters and start supporting them cause there are some good talented ones who really use their songs to express their pain, love, happiness, etc... talk about everydays' life. Rap Kreyol is one of the movement, "if not the only one", which incorporated the others such as compas and racine. SO GIVE THE MOVEMENT A CHANCE, SUPPORT OUR HAITIAN ARTISTS

The most anticipated Kreyol Hip Hop album is scheduled to be released on November 3, 2007. Rockfam Lame-a's first album, "Sa-w pa ka Konprann", is projected to be a classic. Well known guest artists such as Sweet Micky, Belo, The comedian Maurice Sixto, Jean Bernard Thomas etc have all participated in the making of this album. This album targets all generations. No matter what generation you belong to, there is a song for you on the album.

For example, the song "Jodi pa demen" (today is not tomorrow), targets all generations. Through that song, RockFam Lame-a reminds people that in life, there is always hope, and that today's reality is not necessarily tomorrow's reality. Therefore, the fact that you are struggling today, does not mean that you are not going to make it tomorrow.

In "Goch Dwat" (left right), the president of Konpa, Sweet Micky, certifies that the RockFam army is there to serve and protect the Kreyol Hip Hop community from its enemies.

In "Kole-w Pran", "RockFam Lame-a" brings back the famous comedian Maurice Sixto to let people know that musically, the crew (RockFam) is not to be played with because of their lyrical arsenal.

In "Poule" (Chicken), Rockfam, with the help of Jean Bernard Thomas, denounces all the females who carry themselves as "Gold diggers" while congratulating all the females who carry themselves as "ladies". RockFam has a demo CD out, which contains sample of the 4 songs mentioned above, to announce the album.

To many, "Sa-w Pa Ka Konprann" is projected to be one of the best albums that the Kreyol Hip Hop movement has ever known and the best in recent years. The album is going to be released under DHAC (Da Haitians Are Coming) Records and Entertainment Label in collaboration with RockFam records and Shakaitutu, LLC.

For more info about RockFam Lame-a, you can visit the following links:

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.myspace.com/rockfamlamea

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.shakaitutu.com

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.myspace.com/shakaitutu

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.rockfamlame-a.com

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.dahaitiansarecoming.com







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Shakaitutu wrote:

After 25 years we can say Hip-Hop Kreyol is on the rise again. As part of the haitian culture, we need to stop looking at the rap kreyol artists as gangsters and start supporting them cause there are some good talented ones who really use their songs to express their pain, love, happiness, etc... talk about everydays' life. Rap Kreyol is one of the movement, "if not the only one", which incorporated the others such as compas and racine. SO GIVE THE MOVEMENT A CHANCE, SUPPORT OUR HAITIAN ARTISTS

The most anticipated Kreyol Hip Hop album is scheduled to be released on November 3, 2007. Rockfam Lame-a's first album, "Sa-w pa ka Konprann", is projected to be a classic. Well known guest artists such as Sweet Micky, Belo, The comedian Maurice Sixto, Jean Bernard Thomas etc have all participated in the making of this album. This album targets all generations. No matter what generation you belong to, there is a song for you on the album.

For example, the song "Jodi pa demen" (today is not tomorrow), targets all generations. Through that song, RockFam Lame-a reminds people that in life, there is always hope, and that today's reality is not necessarily tomorrow's reality. Therefore, the fact that you are struggling today, does not mean that you are not going to make it tomorrow.

In "Goch Dwat" (left right), the president of Konpa, Sweet Micky, certifies that the RockFam army is there to serve and protect the Kreyol Hip Hop community from its enemies.

In "Kole-w Pran", "RockFam Lame-a" brings back the famous comedian Maurice Sixto to let people know that musically, the crew (RockFam) is not to be played with because of their lyrical arsenal.

In "Poule" (Chicken), Rockfam, with the help of Jean Bernard Thomas, denounces all the females who carry themselves as "Gold diggers" while congratulating all the females who carry themselves as "ladies". RockFam has a demo CD out, which contains sample of the 4 songs mentioned above, to announce the album.

To many, "Sa-w Pa Ka Konprann" is projected to be one of the best albums that the Kreyol Hip Hop movement has ever known and the best in recent years. The album is going to be released under DHAC (Da Haitians Are Coming) Records and Entertainment Label in collaboration with RockFam records and Shakaitutu, LLC.

For more info about RockFam Lame-a, you can visit the following links:

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.myspace.com/rockfamlamea

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.shakaitutu.com

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.myspace.com/shakaitutu

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.rockfamlame-a.com

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.dahaitiansarecoming.com









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I heard the album while I was in Haiti.. good job guy. keep it up

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Shakaitutu wrote:

After 25 years we can say Hip-Hop Kreyol is on the rise again. As part of the haitian culture, we need to stop looking at the rap kreyol artists as gangsters and start supporting them cause there are some good talented ones who really use their songs to express their pain, love, happiness, etc... talk about everydays' life. Rap Kreyol is one of the movement, "if not the only one", which incorporated the others such as compas and racine. SO GIVE THE MOVEMENT A CHANCE, SUPPORT OUR HAITIAN ARTISTS

The most anticipated Kreyol Hip Hop album is scheduled to be released on November 3, 2007. Rockfam Lame-a's first album, "Sa-w pa ka Konprann", is projected to be a classic. Well known guest artists such as Sweet Micky, Belo, The comedian Maurice Sixto, Jean Bernard Thomas etc have all participated in the making of this album. This album targets all generations. No matter what generation you belong to, there is a song for you on the album.

For example, the song "Jodi pa demen" (today is not tomorrow), targets all generations. Through that song, RockFam Lame-a reminds people that in life, there is always hope, and that today's reality is not necessarily tomorrow's reality. Therefore, the fact that you are struggling today, does not mean that you are not going to make it tomorrow.

In "Goch Dwat" (left right), the president of Konpa, Sweet Micky, certifies that the RockFam army is there to serve and protect the Kreyol Hip Hop community from its enemies.

In "Kole-w Pran", "RockFam Lame-a" brings back the famous comedian Maurice Sixto to let people know that musically, the crew (RockFam) is not to be played with because of their lyrical arsenal.

In "Poule" (Chicken), Rockfam, with the help of Jean Bernard Thomas, denounces all the females who carry themselves as "Gold diggers" while congratulating all the females who carry themselves as "ladies". RockFam has a demo CD out, which contains sample of the 4 songs mentioned above, to announce the album.

To many, "Sa-w Pa Ka Konprann" is projected to be one of the best albums that the Kreyol Hip Hop movement has ever known and the best in recent years. The album is going to be released under DHAC (Da Haitians Are Coming) Records and Entertainment Label in collaboration with RockFam records and Shakaitutu, LLC.

For more info about RockFam Lame-a, you can visit the following links:

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.myspace.com/rockfamlamea

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.shakaitutu.com

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.myspace.com/shakaitutu

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.rockfamlame-a.com

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.dahaitiansarecoming.com







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Shakaitutu

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After 25 years we can say Hip-Hop Kreyol is on the rise again. As part of the haitian culture, we need to stop looking at the rap kreyol artists as gangsters and start supporting them cause there are some good talented ones who really use their songs to express their pain, love, happiness, etc... talk about everydays' life. Rap Kreyol is one of the movement, "if not the only one", which incorporated the others such as compas and racine. SO GIVE THE MOVEMENT A CHANCE, SUPPORT OUR HAITIAN ARTISTS

The most anticipated Kreyol Hip Hop album is scheduled to be released on November 3, 2007. Rockfam Lame-a's first album, "Sa-w pa ka Konprann", is projected to be a classic. Well known guest artists such as Sweet Micky, Belo, The comedian Maurice Sixto, Jean Bernard Thomas etc have all participated in the making of this album. This album targets all generations. No matter what generation you belong to, there is a song for you on the album.

For example, the song "Jodi pa demen" (today is not tomorrow), targets all generations. Through that song, RockFam Lame-a reminds people that in life, there is always hope, and that today's reality is not necessarily tomorrow's reality. Therefore, the fact that you are struggling today, does not mean that you are not going to make it tomorrow.

In "Goch Dwat" (left right), the president of Konpa, Sweet Micky, certifies that the RockFam army is there to serve and protect the Kreyol Hip Hop community from its enemies.

In "Kole-w Pran", "RockFam Lame-a" brings back the famous comedian Maurice Sixto to let people know that musically, the crew (RockFam) is not to be played with because of their lyrical arsenal.

In "Poule" (Chicken), Rockfam, with the help of Jean Bernard Thomas, denounces all the females who carry themselves as "Gold diggers" while congratulating all the females who carry themselves as "ladies". RockFam has a demo CD out, which contains sample of the 4 songs mentioned above, to announce the album.

To many, "Sa-w Pa Ka Konprann" is projected to be one of the best albums that the Kreyol Hip Hop movement has ever known and the best in recent years. The album is going to be released under DHAC (Da Haitians Are Coming) Records and Entertainment Label in collaboration with RockFam records and Shakaitutu, LLC.

For more info about RockFam Lame-a, you can visit the following links:

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.myspace.com/rockfamlamea

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.shakaitutu.com

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.myspace.com/shakaitutu

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.rockfamlame-a.com

face=Times New Roman color=#0000ff www.dahaitiansarecoming.com





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