That's right Rockfam's Saw Paka Konpran is hitting the streets of Haiti and Florida Nov 3rd and the rest of the states in December...This album is ridiculous, I know because DHAC Records and Entertainment in collaboration with Shakaitutu and Rockfam Records are putting it out, which means I have the master and I cant stop listening....check www.shakaitutu.com to buy it online early otherwise stay tuned for locations near you

My trip to Haiti really opened my eyes to some things...for months now I remember Ozmosis from Skyz Da Limit getting on me for featuring so many tracks on this site with unoriginal beats and I didn't think too much of it though I understood where he was coming from, but after my trip to Haiti, my eyes are open and I completely am in agreement with Oz.

Artists that are laying down tracks on commercial beats need to realize that they are hurting this movement more then they are helping it. We have a lot of Haitian beat makers out there looking for a slice of bread and putting in a lot of work to help this movement and when you put out tracks on unoriginal beats its like a slap in their faces and total neglect. Also basing your entire repertoire on commercial beats is an easy way out and cuts out half your work.

Please remember, our ancestors did not look for an easy way out of their movement, if we are to model this after them then we have to do as they did and knock down doors without bowing down to get into the back door.

With this said, this site will start really focusing more on original beats and tracks...am not saying we are going to completely neglect tracks that are made from unoriginal beats but we'll feature them less and try to keep them more near the bottom. Other factors that we'll keep in mind as we select songs will be the actual artists in question since some artists depend more on unoriginal beats then others. If an artist is known for using his own beats and every now and then puts out a mixtape with tracks that are not original or does a track here and there to get radio attention, then we'll consider that being that he puts in the work. But those that build their entire catalog on beats that are not original will no longer be given great consideration.

In Haiti right now most radio emissions will not play anything unoriginal and rightly so because these producers and beat makers are struggling to bring in the original and should get proper respect. Let's support the artists and artists support the beat makers because if we have a movement then we all have to be in support of each other.

Before I put these up on the site I wanted to give you guys a quick glimpse of my artists...I say my artists because I along with Shakaitutu.com my partners are going to put out the album for this group of young Haitians tearing things up for us in France...they have been touring the clubs as you see there and driving the French, Guadeloupeans, Martiniquens, Africans etc crazy...we all know how hard it is for Haitians to get respect in any sense in France especially amongst other West Indians, well these guys are breaking down the doors and I think the deserve acolades for their courage and continuous effort as they always bring Haiti wherever they go...stay tuned for more on Voodoo Klan...Madlee Dezod, Black T, Kool Dog, Enzo...we are going to bring them out one by one

You can hear some of their early tracks on [url]http://www.dahaitiansarecoming.com[/url] and of course the podcast [url]http://www.dhac.podomatic.com[/url]