Alan Cavé, known as the “King of Kompa Love,” is a Haitian American singer, songwriter, and composer whose career spans over 30 years and more than 20 albums. Renowned for his captivating ballads, poetic lyrics, and distinctive voice, Cavé has pushed the boundaries of traditional Kompa and Zouk music, reaching audiences across the globe. His musical journey began at 17, performing a song written by his father, Syto Cavé, and Boulo Valcourt, a moment that launched his lifelong career. In 1987, Alan became the lead singer of the legendary Kompa band Zin, where his powerful songwriting and the band’s innovative sound transformed the genre, introducing complexity and depth to Kompa’s rhythm and storytelling.
Beyond his work with Zin, Cavé’s solo career flourished with hits like “Se pa pou dat,” which achieved international acclaim, reshaping the sound of modern Kompa ballads and inspiring countless artists. With seven solo albums and an eighth in progress under his label, AC Records Entertainment & Distribution, Alan continues to craft music that transcends generations and borders. His enduring influence is evident in today’s Kompa scene, where his legacy as a master composer and visionary artist remains unmatched. Always seeking to uplift others, Cavé actively supports emerging talent through initiatives that give young artists the chance to collaborate on his upcoming projects, proving that his music, like his spirit, knows no limits.