New label, new EP, and a growing web of collaborations across Haiti’s rising urban-Kreyòl scene. Here’s why Naysan Tchika belongs on your radar.

🎧 THE INVITATION

If you haven’t come across Naysan Tchika yet, now’s the moment. Since breaking through in 2024–2025, this act has been steadily building a catalog that moves between hip-hop-inflected Kreyòl music and spiritually rooted lyrical themes — the kind of sound that rewards a first listen and then pulls you back for a second.

🎤 A QUICK NOTE ON WHO’S BEHIND THE MIC

Here’s something worth being upfront about: Naysan Tchika’s own official channel introduces the project with the words “nou se de jèn chantè ki gen anpil pasyon” — “we are two young singers with a lot of passion” — chasing a name in the music industry. That phrasing suggests Naysan Tchika may be a duo or collective identity rather than a single solo artist, and detailed personal biography — real names, hometown, age — isn’t yet widely documented. Rather than paper over that, we’re treating it as part of the story: this is an act still building its public profile in real time, which is exactly the kind of early-stage discovery HMI Music likes to spotlight.

💿 THE DISCOGRAPHY: A CATALOG BUILT ON COLLABORATION

Naysan Tchika’s release history shows an artist (or artists) deeply embedded in a collaborative scene rather than working in isolation — a real strength for building an audience fast:

  • Premye Gout Dlo — Naysan Tchika’s debut EP, released October 2025 on the Ventura label. Its lead single, “Simityè,” written by Kyky Ou La, introduced the project’s voice to listeners with its official video.
  • “Ginen” (feat. Smat-G & Bourik the latalay, 2024) — a title that reaches directly into Haitian Vodou cosmology, referencing Ginen, the ancestral spiritual homeland at the heart of rasin lyrical tradition — signaling roots-conscious themes even within a more contemporary sound.
  • “Jete Dlo” (feat. Tafa Mi-Soleil) — a notable collaboration linking Naysan Tchika to one of the most decorated names in the current wave of Haitian roots-adjacent artists.
  • “Sam Fè Yo” (feat. Tet Bobis & SMAT-G), “Drip Goat” (feat. OG-FRESHZz), “Ti Jes Yo” (feat. SMAT-G Trap), and “Saw Te Konprann” (feat. Watson-G) round out a catalog that leans confidently into Haiti’s trap and urban-Kreyòl scene.
  • Additional tracks including “Gadem” and “Kilè” are also part of the growing streaming catalog.

The through-line across all of it: a willingness to collaborate widely, moving between spiritually themed material and harder-edged trap production without settling into just one lane.

🔊 THE SOUND

Naysan Tchika’s music sits at the intersection of two currents shaping young Haitian music right now: the trap and hip-hop energy driving collaborations with artists like SMAT-G and OG-FRESHZz, and the spiritually rooted lyricism — visible in titles like “Ginen” and “Simityè” (cemetery) — that echoes rasin music’s long tradition of drawing on Vodou cosmology and ancestral imagery. It’s a sound built for a generation of Haitian listeners who grew up on both trap beats and the deeper cultural well rasin music has always drawn from — and it doesn’t ask you to choose between them.

🌍 WHY HMI MUSIC IS SPOTLIGHTING THIS ONE

Naysan Tchika represents exactly the kind of act HMI Music likes to surface early: a fast-growing collaborative footprint, a real debut EP already out and streaming, and a sound that’s plugged into where young Haitian music is headed — without yet having the wide press coverage bigger names in the scene already command. Consider this your invitation to get there first.

🎧 Stream Premye Gout Dlo and the rest of the Naysan Tchika catalog now on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube.

HMI Music will keep tracking Naysan Tchika’s story as more releases — and more of the story behind the name — come into focus.

#NaysanTchika #HMIMusic #HaitianMusic #KreyolMusic #DiscoverHaiti