Olivier Martelly, widely recognized for his contributions to the vibrant Haitian music scene, inherited his passion for music from his father, Michel Martelly, a renowned musician known as “Sweet Micky” who later ascended to the presidency in Haiti.
Following in his father’s illustrious footsteps, Olivier carved out his own niche in the Haitian music genre, which is characterized by a rich tapestry of cultural influences with a profound impact both locally and internationally. This musical tradition seamlessly weaves together elements from Africa, France, the Caribbean, and indigenous sources.
Beyond being a skilled musician, Olivier Martelly diversified his pursuits. After earning a degree in Business Management from Florida International University, he founded Big O Productions, a music production company. Under Olivier’s leadership, Big O Productions collaborates with talented artists, engaging in recording sessions, event production, and the organization of large-scale concerts. Olivier’s entrepreneurial spirit and musical expertise come together to create a platform for artistic expression and cultural celebration.
Grateful for the opportunity to curate meaningful events and concerts, Olivier Martelly sees his work as a way to bring people together, fostering special memories through the universal language of music. Through his multifaceted career as a musician, producer, and entrepreneur, Olivier continues to play a pivotal role in shaping and promoting the dynamic landscape of Haitian music.
