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MH: Growing up, I was a shy girl, and everything I wanted to say, all my
emotions, I put them on paper. I was obsessed with French and Haitian
literature, and I think that seeped through my writings. In 2012, I published
a collection of these poems I wrote in my teenage years. They were quite
dark. I was literally questioning my existence and society’s dysfunctionality.
Going through that process prepared me for writing songs when the time
came. As for fashion, my mother is a seamstress, and it was always a given
that no one can live the house without looking impeccable. As a little girl I
used fabric scraps to create outfits for my dolls and when I became a
performer, I did the same for myself. I still hold close to my heart the goal of
owning my clothing line where I can let my creativity run wild. We shall see…

TB: What can your fans look forward to in 2023 from Miu Haiti?

MH: I’m looking forward to my fans’ reaction to my upcoming project. I don’t
want to say too much but it’s due in the season where the flowers bloom.

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Although she was secretive about any upcoming projects, Mui has several
singles available on most streaming services where you can get a taste of
her music. Hopefully “in the season where flowers bloom,” as Miu states,
there will be new music for everyone to enjoy. Please give Miu a “Like” or a
“Follow” on social media. You can find her social media links below. I want
to thank Miu for taking the time to do this interview.

https://linktr.ee/miuhaiti
https://twitter.com/miuhaiti
https://www.instagram.com/miuhaiti
https://www.facebook.com/miuhaiti