OLIVIER DURET ON IF HE AND HIS GROUP ARE UNDER PRESSURE TO..

[kompamagazine]

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We asked OLIVIER DURET the following below...



*KOMPA MAGAZINE: How much pressure are you under for your band's Haiti premiere? A lot of bands say that if u make a good impression in Haiti...it gives you good momentum....and if u don't...OU NAN CHO. You guys pretty much made it clear where the Haiti market ranked on your priority list early on...when as a Florida based band, you decided to have the band's first introduction press conference....IN HAITI.
OLIVIER DURET: "It's true, most people believe that if things are good in haiti, it'll open up doors elsewhere. I just hope that everything goes as planned with not too many hiccups. I know we have what it takes as a band, all we need is the opportunity."

*KOMPA MAGAZINE: Are u worried/concerned about the timing?
OLIVIER DURET: "The timing we couldn't help, with all that was going on politically, it was out of our hands. All we can do now is do with what we have as they say."

KM!

[gentleman1]

I don't know, mpoko feel band sa dutou
ak NOM ki nan jazz sa, pou mwen yo ta dwe fet tou mache
pi gro problem jazz sa c public yal vize a ki deja pa anpil e ki divize deja ant T vice Carimi Kreyol
e c problem sa tou Harmonik genyen...
antouka mta renmen yo reusi

[KingDave]

M poko feel band lan menm. Album pa promite, muzik pap mache, pa gen twop performances... and Haitians in haiti are hard to please they want good materials amd stuffs that are making noise but they don't have it. Anyways like buddy said, I'd love them to succeed.