Fay Dodo
Haitian Roots / Afro-Groove
Fay Dodo is the resilient voice of Pishkey Music.
Rooted in Haitian tradition, she sings in English, Kreyòl and French, setting Haitian folklore and French poetry (Baudelaire, Nau) beside Dickinson.
Her sound is Afro Pop and Haitian Roots: tanbou, basslines and roaring horns, with Afrobeat syncopation and spiritual-jazz depth.
From the sacred altar to the midnight dance floor.
She doesn't collect fans. She gathers a krewe.
Pick your ride
Songs
Every song by Fay Dodo, newest first. Each card names the poem or tradition it comes from.
Sources
The poetry and folklore Fay Dodo sings, with the original text, the story and a close reading.
No.TypeTitle · AuthorLanguageCountrySelected by
04
Dodo ti pitit
Haitian Creole folklore
Haitian Creole
06
L’Albatros
Charles Baudelaire, 1861
French
14
Belle de nuit
Ignace Nau, c. 1836
French
23
Invictus
William Ernest Henley, 1875
English
28
Aux Zombis
Chambeau Nelson or Liautaud Étheart, c. 1850
French