Slaï

Originally from Guadeloupe, zouk recording artist Slaï emerged in the past due ’90s among the niche genre’s rising stars, quickly becoming not just a reputed performer, yet a label owner and an effective producer aswell. Slaï spent his early years in the Parisian suburbs, time for his indigenous Guadeloupe for some of his adolescence. After spending his youngsters in the Caribbean bathing in zouk and reggae music, Slaï came back to France. Taking on home there in 1996, Slaï fulfilled and started collaborating with Man Bordey, a fellow writer and performer of Western Indian music. Collectively the pair created BS Productions, liberating their first disk, New, in 1997. Slaï embarked on a thorough tour from the French Antilles, turning his latest album solitary, “Flamme,” right into a main hit. The track and video that adopted made Slaï a superstar in France and a significant star through the entire French-speaking Caribbean. Slaï and label partner Bordey also utilized BS Productions to aid the professions of several growing performers like Marina Carliste and Beatrice Poulot. Slaï’s self-titled launch in 2002 produced his following radio strike, “La Derniére Danse.” The disk offered well in the Antilles and France as well, appearing in the very best 20 on French record product sales graphs. His 2004 launch, Florilège, boasted the artist’s greatest market success however, offering over 200,000 models within a couple of years of its launch. It required another four years for him release a his next recording. The hugely effective Caraibes guaranteed that his recognition continued to develop till the discharge from the 2011 record Escale.