Toto Bissainthe

Toto Bissainthe has a strong collection of tracks that resonate with fans of jazz and Latin jazz. "Ibo Ogun" showcases a blend of rhythms that invite listeners to explore the rich cultural tapestry of Haiti. "Pa Blie" carries a sense of nostalgia, drawing on traditional sounds while offering a fresh perspective.

Other notable tracks include "Tezin," "Fam Se La Ren Soley," and "Papadanmabalah." Each song highlights different aspects of Bissainthe's style, weaving together elements of jazz with Haitian influences. "Papa Loko" and "Se Bon" also stand out, capturing the essence of the genre. Songs like "Ezili," "Soufle van," and "Papaloko" further expand the listening experience, making it clear why his music connects with so many. Bissainthe’s work invites exploration and appreciation from both jazz enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.

Toto Bissainthe's latest album, "Rétrospective, Vol. 1," released in 2012, showcases her contributions to the genres of jazz and Latin jazz while highlighting her distinctive style. This collection brings together various tracks reflecting her musical journey. Earlier works such as "Toto Bissainthe rétrospective (Chanson française et haitienne)" from 2006 and "Haiti" from 1999 also remain significant in her discography, each offering a glimpse into her artistic evolution.

In 2016, she released the single "Pos Machan," which draws on her roots and musical influences. This track continues to resonate with fans, encapsulating her ability to blend different musical elements. Bissainthe's work often connects her Haitian heritage with broader jazz influences, creating a rich tapestry of sound that appeals to a diverse audience.