Haiti: "Talent is Not in Short Supply"
A Moment with Princess Eud
INTERVIEW
by Mike Ponin
Enide Edouarin, known as PRINCESS EUD (Iyoudi) — Haitian Rapper, Singer & Actress
EUDOMINATION 👑
First & Last Album
The project I’m most proud of is my very first solo album because I wanted to reveal a bit more of myself than usual.
“Eudomination will be both my first and my last album..”
..because making an album is very difficult and requires a lot of work, but my fans know that I will continue to make music even if there isn’t an album.
“I’m preparing the promotional tour for my album EUDOMINATION.”
Stay connected, the Eudomination Tour is coming 🔥
EUD COLLECTION
Through my collection, I wanted to promote my culture and that of Black people in general. We need to have something that resembles us and speaks to us. We can’t always dress in European or American styles; we must identify as Caribbean and Black.
“I released a women’s backpack in January 2018, and soon the men’s version will be available.”
HAITI… “there is no shortage of talent.”
Haitian music needs to be structured so that artists can benefit from their work.
Haitian rap is a very popular music genre, but I believe we need more structure to reach the top, because there is no shortage of talent.
I love discovering new music genres and appreciate talented artists, for example, Chouloute Minouche in my country who is amazing, Renette Désir who is “a beast on stage,” to name just a few, and there’s Ayo from France whom I really like, and Hempress Sativa from Jamaica whom I admire.
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“Thank you KRIBBEAN for this powerful interview, strength and courage for what’s to come. And love one another.”
- The French Kribbean -
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