Born and raised in Brooklyn to Haitian parents, TADIA’s culture hugely influences her music.

A fusion of neo-soul, reggae, soca, and kompa, the artist’s discography is a melting pot of the rich sounds she grew up around.

After studying classical music at The Juilliard School, obtaining a Master’s degree in journalism, and a brief stint in a gospel band, TADIA knew it was time to put her all into her solo music career. In 2019, she debuted with the Afro-Caribbean fusion record “Down Low,” charting on the US Top 50 World Music charts. Her recent single “Yo Yo” is vibrant fun.

On the latest episode of SKYLINE: Little Haiti, TADIA puts on for Brooklyn and Haiti with an electric performance of the hit single “Yo Yo.”

Shot by Sage English in Little Haiti, SKYLINE seeks out the unique cultures emerging from every corner of the earth and puts them on a global stage. Head on over to YouTube right now to make sure you don’t miss upcoming episodes, including our latest with Mikaben, Steves J. Bryan, and the Tanzania installment with performances by Barnaba, Lava Lava, Kusah, Hamadai, Zuchu, Gigy Money, Micky Singer, and Jux.

Watch TADIA Perform “Yo Yo” Live for ‘SKYLINE: Little Haiti’