Domec Brusly
kompa, afrobeat, rara
Domec Brusly is a Haitian musician who presents himself as a percussionist, singer, composer, and engineer. His public links and Juno7 interviews place his roots in Côte-de-Fer, where Haitian rhythms, drums, and traditional sounds shaped his relationship with music early. He has described starting on drums around age eight, with influences such as Boulo Valcourt, and speaks about music as a vocation rather than a simple career choice.
That background makes Domec stand out in the newer HMI field: he is not only a voice on a beat. He brings a percussionist's feel, studio awareness, and a desire to mix romance with rara, afrobeat, and kompa. His catalog can move from a soft song like 'Ma Muse' to an afro-rara idea like 'Pa Pè' without feeling detached from Haitian roots.
'Ma Muse' is the central point of his rise so far. The original song appeared in 2024, and the 2025 remix with Roody Roodboy pushed it into a larger lane. Juno7 presented the remix as a love anthem moving through streets, social media, and TikTok; Apple Music and Shazam confirm its place in Domec's catalog, while the official video on his channel has reached millions of views. The Roody collaboration works as a bridge between an emerging artist and one of HMI's established popular figures.
Inside the Top 40, Domec Brusly represents Haitian music looking for balance: drum and studio, romance and virality, Côte-de-Fer and an international audience. If 'Ma Muse' brought many listeners into his world, 'Pa Pè', 'En Solo', 'Pran Rezon', and the album Contraste show that he is trying to build more than one hit.