In the vibrant music scene of Guadeloupe, The Bolokos stand out as pioneers, fearless in their exploration of punk-rock infused with the rich rhythms of Gwo Ka music. Hailing from the picturesque town of Goyave, this dynamic trio—comprised of Océ Cheapfret, Edy Caramello, and Mister Fridge—embodies the spirit of rebellion and cultural fusion. With roots tracing back to the small clubs of the island, The Bolokos have evolved into a force to be reckoned with, challenging conventions and captivating audiences with their electrifying performances.

Their latest single, “Kouté Pou Tann,” is a testament to their fearless experimentation and unwavering commitment to storytelling through music. Blending English and Guadeloupean Creole, the song is a poignant anthem of resistance and hope, layered with poetic lyrics and biblical symbolism. It resonates with audiences worldwide, offering a glimpse into the history and struggles of the Caribbean while envisioning a future built on cultural solidarity. Join The Bolokos on this revolutionary journey—listen to “Kouté Pou Tann” today and be swept away by the powerful fusion of sound and soul.