Definitely, the Haitian poet and lyricist Jean Venel Casséus is never idle. He is a piston always ready to offer us a blind pass. This time, it's "Plim Poul", an album of seven compositions that follows, among others, "Pa gen mizik pase peyi m" (2025) and "Aux mères de la patrie" (summer 2026). By joining his poetic breath with the possibilities of artificial intelligence (AI), he offers us pieces that aspire to engrave themselves in memory, with the lightness of a caress and the persistence of a confession. "Plim Poul" is already available on all streaming platforms, including YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music.

"Riyèl Pikan", "Ri Bòjla", "Ri Senmaten", "Ri Dè Mirak", "Ri Pave", "Riyèl Nazon", "Ri Makajou". The seven titles sketch an itinerary whose addresses belong equally to the city and to intimacy. The street welcomes desire, holds the traces of a meeting, prolongs a presence. This geography gives the album its coherence. We move between named places, while the lyrics open passages to the beloved body, memories, and the homeland.