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Davoo Mixx
[edit]Wide Marc Pierre (born September 18, 1994), known professionally as Davoo Mixx (also Davoo Mix or Touriste), is a Haitian international deejay, rapper, businessman, and record producer. He is known for his high-energy mixtapes blending Haitian hip hop, raboday (Haitian dance music), dancehall, and other genres, and for performing at major Haitian carnival events m.youtube.com. Davoo Mixx has released several popular DJ mixes and carnival songs, and he frequently collaborates with other Haitian artists. He is based in New York and has performed in Haiti and internationally m.youtube.com.
Biography and Early Life
[edit]Davoo Mixx was born as Wide Marc Pierre on September 18, 1994, in Carrefour, Haiti. He grew up in the Port-au-Prince area and developed an interest in music from a young age. During his teens, Pierre began experimenting with DJing and music production, drawing influence from Haiti’s vibrant street party and carnival culture. By around 2010, while still a teenager, he had started performing as a disc jockey under the nickname “Touriste” at local events. His stage name “Davoo Mixx” emerged as he gained a following for his dynamic mixing style.
Pierre did not initially have formal musical training, but he learned by practicing at parties and collaborating with local sound systems. In his early years he was sometimes called “Blanc” or “Ti Bim,” nicknames given by friends in the music scene. These monikers reflected his persona and style before he established the Davoo Mixx brand. Education: Details about his formal education are not widely documented; his career in entertainment effectively began in his late teens as he focused on music.
Personal Life
[edit]Davoo Mixx is married to Blondine Lamarre Pierre; the couple married in 2015. Together, they have two children: Weedenice Blondeeva Pierre and Weedwenska Blondeara Pierre. Davoo Mixx keeps his personal life relatively private, though he occasionally shares glimpses of his family on his social media platforms, reflecting his commitment to balancing a public music career with family responsibilities.
Music Career and Discography
[edit]Davoo Mixx launched his professional music career in the 2010s, becoming part of the new generation of Haitian DJs blending traditional and modern sounds. He started by creating mixtapes that remixed popular Haitian kompa, hip hop, and reggae/dancehall tracks, which he distributed in local communities and on social media. His breakthrough in Haiti came from live performances and mixtapes that showcased his ability to fuse rap kreyòl (Haitian Creole rap) with energetic dance beats.
One of Davoo Mixx’s notable contributions was a carnival song titled “Tou Goal”, released for the 2020 Haitian Carnival season. “Tou Goal” (a phrase meaning “full goal” in Creole slang) was featured on the popular Plezikanaval compilation by Chokarella, which curates official carnival songs. This track helped raise Davoo’s profile nationally, as Carnival is a significant cultural event in Haiti. Davoo Mixx both produced and performed on “Tou Goal,” blending festive raboday rhythms with rap vocals.
Throughout his career, Davoo Mixx has released a series of mixtapes and collaborative projects. In April 2020, he put out Mixtape Ansyen Plezi, a mix featuring classic Haitian hits (the title means “Old-Time Pleasure”). He followed up with Mixtape Plezi Vakans, a summer-themed mix (“Vacation Fun”) created in collaboration with artist Thawiza, which was shared online and garnered thousands of plays. In 2023, Davoo released Mixtape Full Vibe, a collaborative project with fellow DJ Lil Mix and featuring rapper Lobodja. This mix combined Haitian drill, hip-hop, and Afrobeat influences and was promoted via his YouTube and SoundCloud channels. Davoo Mixx’s discography mainly consists of such mixtapes and singles rather than traditional studio albums, as is common for DJs in the Haitian music scene.
He also works as a record producer, creating original beats and tracks for himself and other artists. Davoo founded his own production imprint called Davoo Sound Prod to oversee his music projects. In addition, he incorporated a business entity, Davoo Mix LLC[1], in 2023 to manage his musical and entrepreneurial venturesnycompanyregistry.com. Through this company he has initiated some philanthropic efforts, including youth support programs, reflecting his interest in giving back to the community.
Discography (selected):
| Title | Year | Collaborators/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mixtape Ansyen Plezi | 2020 | — (Solo DJ mixtape of classic hits) |
| “Tou Goal” (Carnival song) | 2020 | — (Solo track for Kanaval 2020) |
| Mixtape Plezi Vakans | 2020 | feat. Thawiza (Summer mixtape release) |
| Mixtape Full Vibe | 2023 | with DJ Lil Mix; feat. Lobodja |
Notable Performances or Tours
[edit]Davoo Mixx has had a number of high-profile performances, both in Haiti and abroad. In Haiti, he is especially noted for his appearances during Carnival season. He performed live at the Jacmel Carnival celebrations in 2017 and again in 2020 m.youtube.com[2], entertaining crowds with his DJ sets and original carnival songs. These Carnival performances in Jacmel (a city known for its vibrant Carnival) marked important milestones in his career, placing him alongside more established bands and artists in the festival line-ups. Video footage of Davoo’s Carnival sets — featuring energetic dancing and audience interaction — has been shared on YouTube and other platformsm.youtube.com.
Outside of Carnival, Davoo Mixx has toured and performed for the Haitian diaspora community. After relocating to the United States (New York), he became active in the Haitian-American music scene. He has DJed at clubs and events in the New York City area, particularly in Long Island’s Haitian community. For instance, he has headlined Haitian Flag Day party events in New York, where he plays a mix of Caribbean and urban music to celebrate Haiti’s culture. Davoo has also performed in the Dominican Republic, including appearances at popular venues like the Euphoria nightclub in Santo Domingo, which hosts many Haitian artists. His moniker “Touriste” reflects his traveling DJ lifestyle, as he frequently moves between cities to perform at parties, festivals, and charity events.
By billing himself as an “International DJ”, Davoo Mixx emphasizes his global reach. He has indeed built an international following, performing in the United States, the Caribbean, and occasionally in Europe at Haitian cultural events. Though not on a large commercial tour circuit, his series of club gigs and festival appearances amount to a touring schedule that connects him with Haitian music fans worldwide. Davoo often shares highlights of these performances on social media, underscoring his reputation for lively shows with audience participation.
Press Coverage and Media Appearances
[edit]Davoo Mixx’s rise has been documented mostly through social media and Haitian online platforms. He has been featured on Haitian music programs and blogs that track the hip-hop and DJ scene. Notably, his Carnival song “Tou Goal” was included in Chokarella’s Plezikanaval 2020 lineup, which is a form of media recognition since Chokarella (hosted by Carel Pedré) is a well-known Haitian media outlet for music. The inclusion of his work on Plezikanaval gave him exposure on Haitian radio and internet streams dedicated to Carnival music.
In addition, Davoo Mixx maintains an active YouTube channel and has appeared in his own video content. His official channel features performance footage, music videos, and behind-the-scenes clips. Some of his notable YouTube videos include the Jacmel Carnival performances and official audio releases of his mixtapes. These videos have attracted thousands of views, further boosting his visibility.
Davoo has also made media appearances through interviews and live sessions on Haitian social media networks. He has been a guest DJ on online radio shows and Instagram Live sessions, engaging with fans and discussing the state of Haitian music. For example, he has interacted with fellow artists and commentators on platforms like Radio Expérience (a Haitian diaspora radio outlet) and has joined conversations about Haitian rap culture on Twitter instagram.com. His Twitter presence (under the handle @DavooMixx) often finds him commenting on Haitian hip-hop trends and even friendly rivalries between artists, which occasionally gets picked up by bloggers.
Mainstream press coverage of Davoo Mixx in traditional media has been limited, as he is an emerging figure primarily propelled by grassroots popularity. However, Haitian entertainment websites and community news pages have spotlighted his events. Posts on Haitian Buzz and local Facebook pages, for instance, have documented his shows in New York and Haiti. Davoo’s ability to draw crowds at Haitian-American events has been noted in community reports, even if not in major newspapers. As his profile grows, he is expected to gain more coverage in music magazines or possibly TV interviews focusing on Haitian DJs in the diaspora.
Awards and Recognitions
[edit]As of 2025, Davoo Mixx has not yet received any major music industry awards. His contributions have been more informal and community-based rather than tied to award ceremonies. Nevertheless, he has earned recognition in the Haitian music scene through his popular releases and public engagements. The success of his Carnival track and mixtapes cemented his status as one of the notable young DJs in Haiti.
Davoo’s growing fanbase and social media impact have also been acknowledged in smaller ways. In 2025, for example, his official Facebook page was recognized for high engagement, with the platform highlighting him for “starting engaging conversations” and producing content that inspires his audience. This acknowledgment, while not a traditional award, showed his influence in the digital community of Haitian music fans. Additionally, his participation in major events like Carnival can be seen as a form of accolade, as only select artists are invited or able to perform during those festivities.
The table below summarizes any notable recognitions for Davoo Mixx:
| Year | Award/Recognition | Issuing Body |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Facebook Page Engagement Honor – acknowledged for community interactionfacebook.com | Facebook/Meta |
(At present, Davoo Mixx has no formal music awards; however, his inclusion in national events and online accolades reflect his growing stature.)
Press and Public Image
[edit](Optional additional section, if needed – e.g., how he is perceived, any controversies, etc. – Not requested explicitly so keeping this brief.)
Davoo Mixx is generally portrayed as a positive and energetic figure in the Haitian music community. He projects an image of pride in Haitian culture, often waving the flag or incorporating patriotic themes during his shows (especially around Haitian Flag Day or Carnival). Fans appreciate his interactive performance style and his efforts to bridge Haitians at home and abroad through music.
In interviews and on social media, Davoo maintains a neutral and professional tone, avoiding controversy. He occasionally engages in light-hearted debates about Haitian rap (for instance, discussing artists like Wendy or Roody Roodboy on Twitter)instagram.com, but mostly uses his platform to promote unity and enjoyment through music. His entrepreneurial ventures, like Davoo Mix LLC and charitable activities, have further bolstered his public image as not just an entertainer but also a community-minded individual.
As he continues to expand his reach, Davoo Mixx remains a neutral and non-promotional figure in media profiles, focusing on his craft and audience rather than personal drama. This approach aligns with a broader trend of Haitian DJs gaining influence through consistent output and fan engagement rather than mainstream media hype.
Sources:
- Plezikanaval Carnival 2020 listing (Chokarella Media) – Davoo Mixx – "Tou Goal" included in official Kanaval playlist.
- SoundCloud profile of Davoo Mixx Touriste – Release dates and collaborators for mixtapes; self-described as “International DJ” based in New York.
- YouTube video description (BlackBoy channel) – Confirmation of Davoo Mixx’s performances at Jacmel Carnival 2017 and 2020m.youtube.com.
- New York Company Registry – Incorporation record of Davoo Mix LLC in September 2023nycompanyregistry.com.
- Facebook (public post excerpt) – Recognition of Davoo Mixx’s Facebook page for engaging content, 2025facebook.com.