Project Haiti by Zing Experience
The band Zing Experience fuzes vodou rock, reggae, Haitian roots, worldbeat rhythms, and hip hop to create a soulful sound, with influences from artists as diverse as Boukman Eksperyans, Jimi Hendrix, and Bob Marley, to Stevie Wonder, Prince and Lenny Kravitz.
Tracklist
| 1. | Vodou Ceremony | 4:18 |
| 2. | Kay La Mande Rouze | 4:47 |
| 3. | Take Me Away | 5:22 |
| 4. | Love Comes First | 5:20 |
| 5. | I Believe | 2:52 |
| 6. | Remember | 4:51 |
| 7. | Project Haiti | 3:59 |
| 8. | Ayibobo | 3:43 |
| 9. | Our Love Is Forever | 3:28 |
| 10. | Thought of California | 3:06 |
Credits
released December 4, 2012
Credits
1. "Voudou Ceremony" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun and Jon-Eirik Boska
2. "Kay La Mande Rouze" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Zing Experience
3. "Take Me Away" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun and Jon-Eirik Boska
4. "Love Comes First" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun and Ted Beaubrun
5. "I Believe (Kai's Song)" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun
6. "Remember" music by Paul Beaubrun and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun ad Jahir Saddler. Produced by Theodore Beaubrun Jr, Paul Beaubrun and Jon-Eirik Boska
7. "Project Haiti" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun and Cynthia Casasola Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun and Cynthia Casasola Beaubrun
8. "Ayibobo" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Zing Experience
9. "Our Love is Forvever" music by Theodore Beaubrun Jr, Mimerose Beaubrun and lyrics by Theodore Beaubrun Jr, Mimerose Beaubrun and Cynthia Casasola Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun
10. "Thought of California" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun
Photos by Felix Rioux for OSA Images and Cynthia Casasola Beaubrun
Art design by Ardith Ibanez Nishii and Peacetones®
All songs were recorded in Tromso, Norway at Kysten Studio (Cold Paris Audio) except "Kay La Mande Rouze" recorded at David Auguste studio in Haiti, Ayibobo recorded at Ricky Juste studio in Haiti
All songs were mixed and mastered by Joel Louis Schwalenstocker (Cold Paris Audio) except "Thought Of California" mixed and mastered by Will Holland
Credits
1. "Voudou Ceremony" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun and Jon-Eirik Boska
2. "Kay La Mande Rouze" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Zing Experience
3. "Take Me Away" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun and Jon-Eirik Boska
4. "Love Comes First" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun and Ted Beaubrun
5. "I Believe (Kai's Song)" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun
6. "Remember" music by Paul Beaubrun and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun ad Jahir Saddler. Produced by Theodore Beaubrun Jr, Paul Beaubrun and Jon-Eirik Boska
7. "Project Haiti" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun and Cynthia Casasola Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun and Cynthia Casasola Beaubrun
8. "Ayibobo" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Zing Experience
9. "Our Love is Forvever" music by Theodore Beaubrun Jr, Mimerose Beaubrun and lyrics by Theodore Beaubrun Jr, Mimerose Beaubrun and Cynthia Casasola Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun
10. "Thought of California" music and lyrics by Paul Beaubrun. Produced by Paul Beaubrun
Photos by Felix Rioux for OSA Images and Cynthia Casasola Beaubrun
Art design by Ardith Ibanez Nishii and Peacetones®
All songs were recorded in Tromso, Norway at Kysten Studio (Cold Paris Audio) except "Kay La Mande Rouze" recorded at David Auguste studio in Haiti, Ayibobo recorded at Ricky Juste studio in Haiti
All songs were mixed and mastered by Joel Louis Schwalenstocker (Cold Paris Audio) except "Thought Of California" mixed and mastered by Will Holland
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