Jephté Guillaume is a Haitian-born DJ, bassist, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist from Brooklyn. His initial breakthrough came with the release of singles such as "Lakou-A" and "The Prayer (Priyè-a)" in 1996 and 1997 respectively. In 1998, Guillaume released his debut album Voyage Of Dreams, which was noted by Billboard magazine and the Washington Post for its boldness as a double disc debut sung entirely in Haitian Creole, mixing house music with rich orchestral instrumentation. The following year, he performed at the Body & Soul house party and performance co-sponsored by HMV at Central Park Summerstage. In October 1999, Guillaume opened for Zap Mama at Irving Plaza. His second album Blue & Deep was released in 2011.
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Shining Your Way
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L'Âme Éternelle
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Baleka
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Baba M'fa Njika
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The World is a Ghetto
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Twa Fey
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| Real Ibiza Volume 1 |
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20/10 The Southport Dance Music Weekender (The Album Mixed By Masters At Work)
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10 Years Purobeach Essentials
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Tokyo Calling (King Street Sounds 25 Years Essentials)
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Finest NY House 2019
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Ekzilé Tropikal - Intro Version
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Deep House Fever
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House of Ibiza 2011
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Love is Like: Dance Music (1990-2000), Vol. 2 (Remastered 2024)
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