AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWorld Creole Music Festival: Discover Dominica Authority CEO Marva Williams defended NE-Yo’s place on the WCMF bill, saying his appearance can raise Dominica’s profile, and praised the team’s work on the three-night event. Officials say last year’s festival generated an estimated US$15 million in direct economic impact. Building Local Music: Midnight Groovers manager Reynold Alcendor wants music education in schools, a music school and a recording studio to give young people more opportunities. Martinique singer Maureen Voyer praised her festival debut, while Dominican artist Colton T said a shortened set forced him to change his performance on the spot. Creole Connections: Dominican bouyon artist Reo’s “Jolie BB” collaboration with Voyer passed 100,000 YouTube views in a week, as the artists aim to connect Dominica and Martinique’s music scenes. Music Rights: ECCO’s copyright claim over a 2024 Roseau fete has been reinstated by the Court of Appeal for further proceedings. Dominican Storytelling: Educator Jacinta “Jess” Bannis launched her first novel, Of Islets, Folklore and Second Chances, celebrating Castle Bruce life and traditions.
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