Podcast appearances and mentions of paul beaubrun

Paul Beaubrun pataje tout sa li ap prepare pou ane 2025. Li pale de mizik li fè ak J. Perry pou fim July 7, ki ap sòti 16 me nan tout sinema Ozetazini. Li revele yon nouvo kolaborasyon ak tonton li Dadi Beaubrun, yon pwojè ki melanje son rasin ak yon nouvo vizyon modèn. Paul ap monte sou sèn Festival de Jazz de Montréal epi li ap mete deyò nouvo mizik ki montre evolisyon li kòm atis.

Girard's Devin Williams travels making a living as a bluesman. He started with a love of metal then found his expression in the Delta blues. Along the way he advanced as a contestant in American Idol. He opens for Paul Beaubrun at the kickoff the the 2024 Levitt AMP Springfield Music Series May 30.

From Paris to New Orleans and Boston, Haitian musicians are shaking up the music scene. The island's powerful Africa-rooted culture—from celebratory rara and sensuous kompa to the deep well of vodun songs—has become a global force. In this program, we spend time with racine music veteran Lolo Beaubrun of Boukman Eksperyans, and his rising star son, Paul Beaubrun, both on a swing through New England. We also meet Paris-based Moonlight Benjamin, and hear recent New Orleans-tinged music from Lakou Mizik and RAM. Finally, we meet Tjovi Ginen, a pan-African band featuring the provocative and humorous spoken words of Boston-based Haitian educator and animator Daniel Laurent. A romping update on all things Haitian. Produced by Banning Eyre. Originally produced in 2019 APWW #806

Nous mettons fin à notre série d'émissions au Cap-Haïtien avec Kerven Lebrun, de son nom de scène Kabysh, un jeune artiste basé dans la deuxième ville du pays. Avec sa voix atypique, Kabysh veut promouvoir le « Rara-Tech », un mélange de sons traditionnels haïtiens et de musique électronique créé par Gardy Girault.  Il arpente les « lakou », sillonne les cérémonies vodou à la recherche de son inspiration. Kabysh fait de la musique pour raconter son histoire et celle de son peuple, pour narrer son quotidien et partager l'espoir. Chanteur et compositeur, Kabysh est le genre d'artiste imprégné par son art, il est habité par sa musique, dit-il.  Avec le DJ Manito Nation et d'autres artistes comme Joel Akoustik et Paul Beaubrun, il fusionne des sons traditionnels haïtiens avec de la musique house. De ce mélange de sonorités découle le « Rara-Tech », un style de musique électro-vodou dont Gardy Girault est le pionnier.  Kabysh a déjà plusieurs chansons qui tournent sur les plateformes de streaming, dont des reprises de Boukman Eksperyans et des collaborations avec d'autres artistes. Pour l'instant, il travaille sur son premier EP qui sortira très bientôt.  Programmation musicale : Kabysh – Ganga  Kabysh x Manito Nation & Joel Akoustik – Rasanble 

BAYO TALK avèk Michael Brun, Anie Alerte, Mikaben, Paul Beaubrun, Troubleboy, Tjo Zenny, J Perry & Roody Roodboy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carelinthemorning/message

Paul Beaubrun pale de eksperyans li nan Arcade Fire, BAYO e anonse yon nouvo albòm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carelinthemorning/message

Jackson Browne va a publicar su nuevo álbum la semana que viene, el primero con canciones nuevas en siete años. Conectamos con Los Ángeles, California, para charlar con él y escuchar una actuación acústica de uno de los nuevos temas. El disco anterior se llama “Standing In The Breach”, toda una declaración de un hombre eternamente comprometido, con su verdad latiendo en cada verso desde aquel “These Days” que escribió a los 16 y que la inolvidable Nico grabó a finales de los sesenta. Y el nuevo álbum se titula “Downhill From Everywhere” en cuya portada ya nos manifiesta su habitual preocupación puesta al día por la conservación del planeta y los usos que amenazan la misma, como los plásticos. De hecho el pasado 22 de mayo intervino en el Plastic Pollution Concert junto a Ben Harper, Inara George, Mandy Moore y Taylor Goldsmith (Dawes), Sara y Sean Watkins, y Keb’ Mo’ “for a plastic free future”, por un futuro sin plástico. Escuchar su voz de terciopelo y comprobar que el tiempo no ha arañado sus cuerdas vocales, que las diez canciones nuevas resuenan al mejor Browne que nos hechizó en los 70... Saber de su cariño por nuestro país, por Barcelona, de su amistad con Kiko Veneno, su apoyo a Raúl Rodríguez, con el poeta, su traductor, Alberto Manzano, biógrafo y revisor también de Leonard Cohen, indagar en su propio sello alternativo Inside Recordings, fundado en 1999... Saber cuándo volverá de gira... ¿Qué canción nos va tocar de regalo? Jackson Browne, The Dreamer. DISCO 1 JACKSON BROWNE Downhill From Everywhere DISCO 2 JACKSON BROWNE My Cleveland Heart DISCO 3 JACKSON BROWNE & LESLIE MENDELSON A Human Touch (From "5B") DISCO 4 LUIS EDUARDO AUTE Como un corazón DISCO 5 JACKSON BROWNE A Song For Barcelona DISCO 6 DAVID CROSBY JACKSON BROWNE & SHERYL CROW Mexico (3) DISCO 7  JACKSON BROWNE Love Is Love (Artists for Peace and Justice - Let the Rhythm Lead: Haiti Song Summit, Vol. 1)(Jenny Lewis) Jonathan Russell, Jonathan Wilson, Raúl Rodríguez and Paul Beaubrun DISCO 8 JACKSON BROWNE A Little Soon To Say DISCO BONUS SEVERIN BROWNE I Am and I Will (Overdue) Escuchar audio

Our Breaking Distance Team has a really candid and sincere conversation with global musician and humanitarian Paul Beaubrun about Haitian culture and life growing up in Haiti, his newest album "Rasanbleman - Red Moon", creative energy, music and activism. We even discuss human trafficking and sexual violence throughout the world and, particularly, in Haiti. Paul blesses our team with a musical performance and showcase that took our breath away! You will not want to miss this very special episode!    More About "Rasanbleman": Album link - https://ropeadope.lnk.to/Rasanbleman     Video links https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GXuLFVPkNv8 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=an7Xc8BK2kE  More About Paul: https://www.paulbeaubrun.com/  A scion of Haitian musical royalty, Paul has spent his life living to the beat. Son of the Grammy nominated band Boukman Eksperyans, his earliest memories are of rhythm and sound.  Moving to New York as a youth he was inspired by his heritage to begin crafting a sound all his own. Constantly aware of his roots, the struggle of an immigrant and the drive of New York life, Paul began to create a path where music, activism and history meet.  A unique and transfixing sound he calls 'Roots/Blues', Paul weaves his impeccable guitar skills, rich, vocals, musical ingenuity and cultural history together; all while performing a smooth melange of both English, French and Creole (the native tongue of his Haitian roots). Paul has played alongside some of the world's best artists including Ms. Lauryn Hill, Maxwell, Arcade Fire, Jackson Browne and Bob Weir.  Worldwide performances include venues such as The Beacon Theater and Radio City Music Hall in NYC, Massey Hall in Toronto, The Ryman Theatre in Nashville, The House of Blues in Chicago, The Montreal Jazz Festival, Festival Internationale Nuits d'Afrique in Montreal, Le Trianon in Paris, The Paleo Festival in Switzerland, No Siesta Fiesta in Norway.  These continued accomplishments make him one of the few artists coming out of Haiti to garner worldwide success. Paul has joined forces with Artists for Peace and Justice, and become an integral part of their organization.   He is currently working in collaboration with Jackson Browne, and several other artists including Jon Russell (the Head and the Heart), Jonathan Wilson, Habib Koite, Jenny Lewis and Raul Rodriguez on an upcoming album for APJ.  He also continues to be an active member and perform at their many events in the USA and Canada.  This allows Paul to do what he loves; play music while also furthering awareness of Haitian art, culture and promoting the incredible talent of Haiti's youth. Paul’s album titled 'Vilnerab', released in 2015, soared directly to #1 on itunes in the World Music category, receiving rave reviews. In 2016, he was nominated for a Dora Award by the Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts for ‘Outstanding Sound Design/Composition’ in the production of Espwa/Espoir.   In May of 2018 on Ropeadope Records, Paul released an english/creole album, ‘Ayibobo’ , continuing his evolution of sound into Rock/Roots/Blues music. On April 17th, 2020, Paul released his third album entitled ‘Rasanbleman’.  Recorded live at the Cine Institute in Haiti, this album offers listeners a chance to enjoy the raw and emotive energy of uncut and raw power that Paul brings to his sounds.  

Yilian Cañizares ak Paul Beaubrun ap pale de maryaj mizikal ak kiltirel Cuba-Haiti --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carelinthemorning/message

On this episode, we have a fantastic conversation with the Haitian artist Paul Beaubrun. We dive into the life experiences that influenced his music — experiences such as growing up in the incredibly artistic Grammy nominated Boukman Eksperyans family, fleeing Haiti when he was a teenager due to political reasons, getting accustomed to American culture, and balancing life as a father and musician.UPCOMING SHOW!! Mercury Lounge- NYCNOV 7TH, 2019, 9:30 P.M.217 E Houston St, New York, NY 10002https://www.paulbeaubrun.com/

From Paris to New Orleans and Boston, Haitian musicians are shaking up the music scene. The island’s powerful Africa-rooted culture—from celebratory rara and sensuous kompa to the deep well of vodun songs—has become a global force. In this program, we spend time with racine music veteran Lolo Beaubrun of Boukman Eksperyans, and his rising star son, Paul Beaubrun, both on a swing through New England. We also meet Paris-based Moonlight Benjamin, and hear recent New Orleans-tinged music from Lakou Mizik and RAM. Finally, we meet Tjovi Ginen, a pan-African band featuring the provocative and humorous spoken words of Boston-based Haitian educator and animator Daniel Laurent. A romping update on all things Haitian. [APWW #806] Produced by Banning Eyre.

This week, Louis speaks with Paul Beaubrun, whose family comprises the legendary Haitian band Boukmans Eksperyans. An eye opening discussion about the history of Haiti, including the successful slave rebellion of 1791, the blending of music evident in Mizou Rasin, and the way Paul carries the concept forward - bridging cultural divides through his message of Peace, Beauty, and Blessings. Theme Music by Michael Blake Paul Beaubrun Links: Ayibobo --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Raúl Rodríguez, músico y antropólogo cultural, publica “La Raíz Eléctrica” (Fol Música, 2017), con portada de Mariscal y prólogo de Santiago Auserón, la segunda entrega de una serie iniciada con “Razón de Son” (Fol Música, 2014) de ‘AntropoMúsica creativa de los cantes de ida y vuelta' donde se da tanto la investigación como la creación en el marco de un viaje intercultural donde aparecen desde el flamenco y son, hasta el afro-beat y los ritmos vudú haitianos, el rock andaluz y la canción de autor americana. En los temas que ha grabado cuenta con sus músico habituales, Mario Ma, Guillem Aguilar, Pablo Martín Jones y Aleix Tobias, y colaboraciones como Jackson Brown, Javier Mas, Juan de Juan, y los haitianos Lakou Mizik, Paul Beaubrun y Theodore “Lòlo” Beaubrun (Boukman Eksperyans). Rodríguez (Sevilla, 1974), con una larga trayectoria que pasa por grupos como propios como Caraoscura y Son de la Frontera, y junto a Kiko Veneno, Martirio, Santiago Auserón/Juan Perro y Jackson Browne. Además, es el creador del Tres Flamenco

Join host Alice Backer of kiskeacity.com and Daniella Bien-Aimé of  http://bienaimepost.com/ to discuss Kasav Tayino, Nan Sole's pilot self-determining agriculture coop in Haiti.  Starting around 9:30PM, we will listen to clips from their fundraiser and information session in Brooklyn a few weeks ago, following which Jozye Ayisyen, one of the founding members, will join us to take questions. From 9 to 9:30PM, we will welcome Paul Beaubrun who could not join us last week for our opening Pawòl ak Mizik segment. We'll listen to his music and discuss being a Beaubrun, the state of mizik rasin, his tour with Lauryn Hill, his latest album and his future plans. See more show details and post-show highlights at http://www.kiskeacity.com/2017/05/legacy-of-1804-nan-sole-kasav-tayino.html

Join a manbo, an ordained minister, a philosopher and host Alice Backer of  kiskeacity.com for a spirited discussion about CNN's recent documentary on Haitian vodou.  Pawol ak Mizik Opening segment: Paul Beaubrun on his tour with Lauryn Hill, his latest album and his future plans Guests for CNN Vodou doc discussion: GwetoDe Manbo Fabiola Abellard | Dr. Celucien Joseph,  Pastor and Academic | Dr. Paul Mocombe, author of The Vodou Ethic and the Spirit of Communism Articles: By Dr. Celucien Joseph: http://www.lunionsuite.com/vodou-not-country-haiti-not-religion/ By Dr. Jerry Gilles and Yvrose Gilles:  http://bookmanlit.com/editorialsletters/reponspoucnnsouvodou.html (kreyol) http://bookmanlit.com/editorialsletters/responsetocnnvodou.html (english)   POST-SHOW HIGHLIGHTS: There were so many reactions to Dr. Joseph's article that we focused only on that and will reconvene to discuss Dr. Gilles' article. We ended up debating the extent of the christianity of the Kongo Kingdom before the transatlantic slave trade, among other topics.  More highlights at kiskeacity.com