Review by Kathryn Cramer

Ou Ka Pwofite, the latest album by Baltimore, is a celebration of Haitian culture and music. The album is a mix of traditional Haitian rhythms and modern beats, cleverly blended to create a unique sound that is both contemporary and authentic.

The album opens with the title track, Ou Ka Pwofite, a lively and upbeat song that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features Baltimore's signature sound, with a mix of electric guitars, drums, and traditional Haitian percussion instruments.

The album features a range of guest artists, including singer and songwriter Paul Beaubrun, who lends his soulful vocals to the track "Rev La." The track is a beautiful tribute to the resilience of the Haitian people, and Beaubrun's voice adds an emotional depth to the song.

Another standout track is "Kote Moun Yo," which features the talented singer and rapper BIC. The track is a perfect example of Baltimore's ability to blend traditional Haitian music with modern hip-hop beats, creating a sound that is both fresh and familiar.

Summary by Kathryn Cramer

Ou Ka Pwofite is a fantastic album that showcases Baltimore's talent and love for Haitian music. Whether you're a fan of traditional Haitian rhythms or modern beats, there is something for everyone on this album. It's a must-listen for anyone who loves music that celebrates culture and tradition.