Emeline Michel is an internationally acclaimed Haitian singer, songwriter, and producer, often referred to as the "Queen of Haitian Song". Her music is known for blending traditional Haitian rhythms like compas and rara with jazz, pop, blues, and R&B influences.

Career & Style

• Musical Fusion: Michel's signature style is a rich fusion that reflects the diverse cultural influences on Haitian music, incorporating French, Spanish, African, and indigenous elements. Her lyrics are sung in both English and Haitian Creole.
• Acclaim & Activism: Praised as a "diplomat of music" and "dancing ambassador" by The New York Times, she is also a respected activist who addresses social issues concerning women and children worldwide through her work.
• Performances: She has performed globally for over 20 years, at venues including Carnegie Hall, the Montreal International Jazz Festival, and the New Orleans Jazz Fest. She gained significant international acclaim after her performance of Jimmy Cliff's "Many Rivers to Cross" during the Hope for Haiti Now: A Global Benefit for Earthquake Relief telethon in 2010.
• Discography: Michel has released over ten albums, including Rasin Kreyol, Cordes et Ame, and Quintessence. Her recent singles include "Paix y soit" (2023) and "Fòs" (2022).