Lil Haiti

Lil Haiti is a Haitian-born rapper and producer based in Brooklyn, New York. Born in Haiti, he was inspired by the traditional Haitian Mardi Gras parades, known as Defile Kanaval, which he experienced in his hometown. At a young age, Lil Haiti began exploring music, eventually moving to Brooklyn where he absorbed influences from notable producers like Timbaland and Dr. Dre. He started producing music after his father's passing in 2006 and transitioned into rapping when his productions didn't connect with other artists. Lil Haiti has gained recognition for his music, including the popular single "Panicking," which has accumulated over 10 million streams. He is known for his efforts to support his community, particularly during the pandemic, and has released several notable tracks, such as "Where The Cap At" and "The Big Zoe," which reflect his Haitian roots and cultural pride.

Lil Haiti's recent releases include "Out My System," "Good Vibe (Sped Up)," "New Me," "Cartier," "Cry Me a Storm," "Too Much," "Zoom," "Tap In," and "The Big Zoe." His music often blends his personal experiences with a strong sense of cultural identity, aiming to promote unity among New York artists and showcase Haitian talent.