
AndyBeatz Expands Production Footprint Across 2026 Haitian Music Scene
The producer-performer pushes boundaries blending traditional rhythms with cutting-edge electronics
Visionary producer and artist AndyBeatz has kicked off a productive run in 2026, curating new soundscapes that merge energetic electronic synthesizers with traditional konpa grooves. Working with emerging vocalists across the diaspora, his recent studio work demonstrates an evolving sound palette that appeals directly to club DJs and festival curators.
His hybrid production style has established him as one of the most requested sonic architects in modern Caribbean music. Industry peers praise AndyBeatz for breaking away from rigid acoustic formulas while respecting the percussive core of Haitian musical heritage.
About this artist
AndyBeatz, born Mike Andy Cajuste on September 8, 1999, in Pétion-Ville, Haiti, is an influential Haitian singer, producer, and DJ ([AndyBeatz - Age, Bio, Family](https://www.famousbirthdays.com/people/andybeatz.html)). He began his musical journey at a young age, performing with the youth group Brothers C in 2009 and later forming the collective BMG in 2015 before launching his solo career in 2018 ([AndyBeatZ](https://slaps.com/user/andybeatz)). Blending contemporary electronic beats with traditional Caribbean rhythms, his style is deeply rooted in Rabòday and modern Konpa ([AndyBeatZ](https://slaps.com/user/andybeatz), [AndyBeatz - Age, Bio, Family](https://www.famousbirthdays.com/people/andybeatz.html)). Known for his energetic flow and distinct production touch, he gained initial widespread recognition through early tracks like his "Bella Ciao"-inspired remix "Lave Latchaw," and solidified his standing by producing for prominent acts such as Enposib, Kreyol La, and Baky ([AndyBeatZ](https://slaps.com/user/andybeatz)). In the 2020s, AndyBeatz expanded his cultural reach across both Haiti and the diaspora with viral releases, notably his popular Konpa remixes and covers such as his take on Dadju and Tayc's "Makila : Wablé" ([AndyBeatz - Age, Bio, Family](https://www.famousbirthdays.com/people/andybeatz.html)). His status as a leading figure in urban Haitian music was further cemented with solo hits like "Banm Bill Map Peye" and the release of his collaborative 2024 album, "Banm Pase", featuring high-profile artists including Kenny Haiti and Michael Brun ([AndyBeatz - Age, Bio, Family](https://www.famousbirthdays.com/people/andybeatz.html)). Recognized by his signature producer tag "AndyBeatZ Pete Chawa!", he has played a pivotal role in popularizing Rabòday among younger listeners, driving contemporary Haitian dance music onto the international stage ([AndyBeatZ](https://slaps.com/user/andybeatz), [Andy Beatz – ENÈJI | New Haitian Music 2026](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PV9RLf09QGs)).

AndyBeatz
2,295 fans on Deezer
Discography

Banm Pase
album · 2024

Andy
album · 2018

BAYO Sessions, Vol. 3 (Fiyah)
single · 2026

PGPK (Paka Gen Pann Kleren) (feat. TiBazLa)
single · 2026

Enèji
single · 2026

BETIZ (feat. Adams Beat)
single · 2025

Pran Plezim
single · 2025

Every Chance I Get
single · 2025

Makila : Wablé (Konpa Cover)
single · 2024

Haitian Compas Festival (Original Soundtrack)
single · 2024

Medikaman Raboday
single · 2023

Nap Tcheke Yo
single · 2023

Li Cho
single · 2023

Pase la (feat. Dj Kosmobek)
single · 2023

Mwen Prale
single · 2023

BACK IT UP
single · 2023

Saw Gen Nan Dwet
single · 2023

Yon Vye Kraze (feat. Skinnymix & P-Dous)
single · 2023

Nan Tou a
single · 2023

Marie Carmelle
single · 2022
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