Kolo Barst

Kolo Barst is a musician from Basse-Pointe, Martinique, known for his unique style of slow Creole blues. His music reflects the soul and struggles of his island, often addressing themes such as love, peace, wisdom, respect, humility, solidarity, and justice within the social context of his homeland. One of his notable works is the song "Févryé 74," which pays tribute to agricultural workers who were killed during a protest. This song, along with his first album, achieved significant success in the Caribbean. Kolo Barst is also recognized for his contributions to the rehabilitation of Black cultures.

Some of his notable releases include "Limiè Lorizon," "Bidim 'Grâce'," and "Lot Bô So," which showcase his distinctive musical approach. His work often resonates with the broader cultural and social issues in the Caribbean, making him a significant figure in the region's musical landscape.