Les Shleu Shleu

Les Shleu Shleu has produced several notable tracks that resonate with fans of Jazz and Latin Jazz. One standout is "Ce La Ou Ye," which captures a lively spirit, while "Desillusion" offers a more reflective tone. "Sept Jours De La Semaine" showcases a playful rhythm, inviting listeners to experience the week in a unique way.

Other tracks like "Dans La Vie," "Haiti," and "Cap Grandou" contribute to the band’s diverse sound. "A L'aventure" takes listeners on a journey, while "Espoir" brings a sense of hope through melody. "Cafe Au Lait" and "Timidite" also add to the mix, each providing a different flavor to the overall collection. The music reflects a blend of influences, making it engaging for a wide audience.

Les Shleu Shleu's recent work includes the album "Haiti, Terre de Soleil," released in 2010. This album showcases a blend of Jazz and Latin Jazz, reflecting the rhythms and spirit of Haitian culture. The tracks feature engaging melodies and rhythmic patterns that invite listeners to experience the essence of the music.

Another notable release is "A Paris," also from 2010. This album captures the influence of Paris on the band's sound, merging local flavors with international jazz styles. Songs like "Ace Frape" highlight the group's ability to fuse traditional elements with contemporary influences, creating a unique listening experience. Each track contributes to a vibrant portrait of Haitian music, appealing to both jazz enthusiasts and those new to the genre.