Zouk Machine

Zouk Machine is among the most successful feminine trios in the Western Indies. Created in 1986 by Man Houllier and Yves Honoré of Test 7, the group captivated international attention using their groundbreaking record, Maldòn, in 1990. Zouk Machine provides undergone several workers adjustments since its inception. As the primary trio highlighted sisters Christiane Obydol and Dominique Zorobabel and Joëlle Ursull, the departure of Ursull after half a year was accompanied by an extended period being a vocal duo. However the 1998 addition of Jane Fostin cemented the group’s audio, her decision to go on a single profession seven years afterwards left the continuing future of Zouk Machine in question.