INFORMATION
| Artist Birtday : | 03/01/1998(Age 27) |
| Born In : | Port-au-Prince, Haiti |
| Occupation(s) : | Singer, Songwriter |
| Genres : | Konpa |
Marie Bedjine Love David, known professionally as Bedjine, is a Haitian singer and songwriter whose unique voice and powerful stage presence have made her one of the most prominent young stars in the Haitian Music Industry.
Bedjine began singing as a child and officially launched her professional career in 2016 with the release of her debut single “Damou.” She quickly followed with “Diferan” and “Mwen Kwè” in 2018, building a reputation as a fresh and versatile artist. Her collaborations with artists such as Fantom (Lettre de Blame), Matyas, and Mad-s further showcased her ability to blend seamlessly across styles.
In 2019, she teamed up with Miragoâne native Kadilak on the song “Fo Pwomès,” which became a breakthrough hit and introduced her to a wider audience. The success of this collaboration was followed in 2020 by the official videos for “Va t’en bb” and “Kita Nago.” That same year, her duet with Kadilak on “Pou Ki’n te marye” earned her widespread acclaim, with several media outlets naming her an “Outstanding Artist of the Year.”
Bedjine has also collaborated with some of the most respected names in the Haitian and international music scenes. She joined forces with Richard Cave on the track “Koupab” (Kai feat. Bedjine), a modern Konpa hit that resonated widely and has amassed over 27 million views on YouTube. Her influence expanded even further internationally in 2025, when she appeared on Ghanaian star Wendy Shay’s “Too Late (2.0)” remix alongside Nigerian singer Guchi and Tanzanian artist Phina, blending Afrobeat and Konpa influences. The track’s popularity was amplified by viral dance challenges, including one with Senegalese dancer Séphora Drouillard, which showcased Bedjine’s growing cross-continental appeal.
Thanks to her consistent ability to deliver memorable performances and chart-worthy tracks, Bedjine has become the go-to artist for hit collaborations within the Haitian music scene and beyond. Her voice and presence bring a unique touch to every project, making her one of the most sought-after collaborators of her generation.
Her growing catalog includes fan favorites such as “Kita Nago,” “Koupe’m Sa,” “Va t’en bb,” and “Fo Pwomès.” Her 2024 work on the album Misyon Akonpli features standout tracks including “Konsekans” and “M’ap ret ak tèt mwen.” Online, she has built a loyal fan base, with her video “Tout Va Bien” surpassing 20 million views and her Instagram following exceeding 850,000 fans worldwide.
Blending Kreyòl and French lyrics with modern Konpa, Afrobeat, and Caribbean rhythms, Bedjine creates music that is both authentic and globally appealing. Her artistry reflects not only her Haitian roots but also her commitment to pushing the boundaries of modern Haitian music.
With her strong catalog, dynamic collaborations, and growing influence, Bedjine has established herself as one of the most exciting voices of her generation and a rising cultural ambassador for Haiti on the international stage.
