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Invited on July 11, 2026, on the show “Riddim and Bass,” hosted by Fatta Diamond @fattadiamond on Irie Jam Radio @iriejamradio in New York, Haitian-American singer Tadia Toussaint @tadia2saint spoke about her journey, cultural identity, and music projects. The artist appeared on 97.1 FM HD3, a station focused on Caribbean cultures in the New York area.
At the beginning of the interview, Tadia talked about her connection to Haiti and her experience as part of the diaspora. “« Ayiti nan kay la! My name is Tadia, born in Brooklyn, raised in Brooklyn. New York made. I’m a proud Haitian diaspora, Haitian-American. Both my parents are Haitian, » ” she said.
During her conversation with Fatta Diamond, Tadia shared her vision of music and cultural transmission. She is also a journalist and Emmy-nominated producer, and she discussed her dual identity and her journey between artistic creation and media work. After previous appearances in French and Creole-speaking diaspora media, including Chokarella and Ticket Magazine, this interview allowed her to introduce her work to an English-speaking Caribbean audience.
The singer also spoke about “Party,” a collaboration bringing together artists from different generations. Produced by Grammy Award-winning producer Jerry Wonda, the song features Tadia Toussaint, Konpa singer Alan Cavé, and American artist Elijah Blake.
The track also includes a posthumous contribution from Mikaben (Michael Benjamin), who passed away in October 2022 during a concert in Paris. His presence gives the project a special meaning for many Haitian listeners. By presenting the song on Irie Jam Radio, Tadia highlighted a collaboration that connects music, memory, and community.
Through this appearance, Tadia continued to share her Haitian roots and her artistic journey with audiences in the Caribbean diaspora. Her interview on Irie Jam Radio highlighted the role of music as a way to preserve identity and create connections across generations.
#TadiaToussaint
#HaitianDiaspora
#HaitianMusic
#CaribbeanCulture
#HaitianHeritage
At the beginning of the interview, Tadia talked about her connection to Haiti and her experience as part of the diaspora. “« Ayiti nan kay la! My name is Tadia, born in Brooklyn, raised in Brooklyn. New York made. I’m a proud Haitian diaspora, Haitian-American. Both my parents are Haitian, » ” she said.
During her conversation with Fatta Diamond, Tadia shared her vision of music and cultural transmission. She is also a journalist and Emmy-nominated producer, and she discussed her dual identity and her journey between artistic creation and media work. After previous appearances in French and Creole-speaking diaspora media, including Chokarella and Ticket Magazine, this interview allowed her to introduce her work to an English-speaking Caribbean audience.
The singer also spoke about “Party,” a collaboration bringing together artists from different generations. Produced by Grammy Award-winning producer Jerry Wonda, the song features Tadia Toussaint, Konpa singer Alan Cavé, and American artist Elijah Blake.
The track also includes a posthumous contribution from Mikaben (Michael Benjamin), who passed away in October 2022 during a concert in Paris. His presence gives the project a special meaning for many Haitian listeners. By presenting the song on Irie Jam Radio, Tadia highlighted a collaboration that connects music, memory, and community.
Through this appearance, Tadia continued to share her Haitian roots and her artistic journey with audiences in the Caribbean diaspora. Her interview on Irie Jam Radio highlighted the role of music as a way to preserve identity and create connections across generations.
#TadiaToussaint
#HaitianDiaspora
#HaitianMusic
#CaribbeanCulture
#HaitianHeritage
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