Welcome To Haiti Creole 101 (CD) ~ Wyclef Jean (Artist) Cover Art

Welcome To Haiti Creole 101 (CD)

By: Wyclef Jean (Artist)


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DISC 1 for Welcome To Haiti Creole 101 (CD) Album By Wyclef Jean (Artist)
1   Jean Dominique Intro
2   24 E Tan Pou Viv
3   President
4   Bicentennial - (featuring Sweet Mickey)
5   Generation X
6   Party By The Sea - (featuring T-Vice/Buju Banton)
7   Haitian Mafia - (featuring Foxy Brown)
8   Le Ou Marye
9   Fistibal-Festival - (featuring Melky & Bud)
10   La Bamba - (featuring Ro-K/Gammy)
11   Bay Micro'm Volume
12   Proud To Be African - (featuring 2 Face/Sound Sultan/Faze)
13   Douce
14   Lavi New York - (featuring Buggah)
15   Fanm Kreyol - (featuring Admiral T)
16   Nou Va Rive
17   Untitled - (Hidden Track)
 


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Review

Mojo (Publisher) (p.97) - 4 stars out of 5 - "[T]his low-key independent release is a strident declaration of his love for his birthplace....[It] alternates celebration with introspection....A provocative treat."

Title Note

Includes an untitled hidden track on track #17.

Personnel include: Wyclef Jean (vocals); Foxy Brown (rap vocals); Faze, Buggah, Admiral T (various instruments); Gammy, Ro-K (saxophone, keyboards); 2Face, Melky, Sweet Mickey, T-Vice, Sound Sultan, Bud, Buju Banton.

Recording information: 2004.

Wyclef Jean's musical tribute to his native Haiti is the mix of R&B, soca, hip-hop, and reggae you'd expect from this eclectic artist. Most of the songs are also sung in Creole, a notable exception being the hypnotic "President," with its macabre nursery-rhyme refrain "If I was president, I'd get elected on Friday, assassinated on Saturday, buried on Sunday, back to work on Monday," a neat confluence of Haitian magic and American political realism. The tranquil "Douce," with its sultry backing vocals, is a slow-burner, while the celebratory "Fistibal-Festival" is perhaps the most typically Caribbean of the tracks on offer here. But Jean's political message and his dance-floor aspirations find their smoothest blend on upbeat dance tracks "Fanm Kreyol" and "Haitian Mafia" (which features Foxy Brown), offering irresistible beats and rapid-fire Creole exhortations that bypass the synapses and go straight for the hips.



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