Sound Companies
Technical Arts Group (TAG), Afrikan Roots
Venue
Barclays Center
Brooklyn, NY
Crew
- FOH Engineer: Giraud Harry
- Monitor Engineer: Thesee Fabrice
- Systems Engineers: Thishawn Adams, Derek Prescod
- Production Manager: J. Thomas
- Tour Manager: Alex Rivas
- System Techs: Edwig “Haitian ET” Timmer, Reuben James, Kevaughn Burke, Joseph Carey, Ben Fisher
Gear
FOH
- Consoles: DiGiCo SD12 96, DiGiCo Quantum 225, Yamaha QL1 (production console)
- Speakers: Mains: (28) d&b GSL8, Outfill: (16) d&b KSL12, Frontfill: (8) d&b V12, Subs: (22) d&b SL-G
- Amps: d&b d80
- Processing: Outline Newton DSP 16×8 DriveRack
- Plug-Ins: Waves SuperRack; Waves plug-in bundle
- Power Distro: TAG custom distros
- Rigging: CM motors
- Breakout Assemblies: Neutrik opticalCon fiber reels
- Snake Assemblies: Whirlwind 56ch analog splitter, SD Rack
MON
- Console: DiGiCo SD10
- Speakers: L-Acoustics X15 HiQ, SB18
- IEMs: Shure PSM 1000
- Mics: Shure, Earthworks, Sennheiser, DPA, AKG, Earthworks M23 RTA mic/Smaart
Event Details
Fans of Konpa, a genre of dance music arising from Haiti, rang in the New Year at Barclays Center in Brooklyn with a lineup of artists that included Zafem, Kai, Vayb, Nu-Look, Joé Dwèt Filé, Rutshelle Guillaume, Baky, Oswald, DJ Stakz and more. Along the the melodies and beat of Konpa music, the event marked 220 years of Haitian resilience, unity, independence, and culture.
