After a series of successful covers, Naïka Richard started to offer original compositions. Songs like "M&M's for Breakfast," "Sauce," and "Ma chérie" confirmed the singer's talent as a songwriter. Ticket had the opportunity to discuss with this young artist, who recently signed a music transfer and publishing agreement with DJ Michael Brun as part of the joint venture he launched with Sony Music Publishing, the world's leading music publisher.

It is not surprising that Naïka Richard aims high with her music. She is a citizen of the world, to say the least. The singer was born in Miami to a Haitian mother and a French father. Since then, she has lived according to her father's work movements, which have taken her and her mother to Madagascar, Vanuatu (an island state in Oceania), Guadeloupe, and elsewhere. However, Haiti and its culture have always been at the heart of Naïka's life. Although she never lived on Haitian soil, she regularly visited for holidays. Her mother also made sure to remind her of her origins, whether by teaching her Creole, introducing her to Haitian cuisine, or surrounding herself with Haitian friends as much as possible. In fact, the young woman claims that Haiti has been her anchor in the nomadic life she has led for several years.