Naïka

Naïka arrives at the Élysée Montmartre in Paris on March 5, 2026. A Franco-Haitian artist raised between the Caribbean, the South Pacific, Kenya, France, South Africa and the United States, she identifies as a third-culture kid. Her music blends Western pop, R&B and soul with rhythms and languages gathered during her travels. At the same time, she supports initiatives in Haiti alongside the NGO Fleur de Vie, with the ambition of helping to build a school.

Independent, she has released three EPs: Lost in Paradïse, Pt. 1 (2020), Lost in Paradïse, Pt. 2 (2021) and TRANSITIONS (2022). Her community formed online around more than 165 million streams. The single “Sauce” gained momentum after being used in an Apple campaign. Tracks like “1+1” and “6:45” circulated widely, and “Layers” first emerged on TikTok before becoming a staple in her sets.

On stage, Naïka completed a 23-date sold-out tour across the United States and Europe, and has performed at festivals and venues such as the Roxy in Los Angeles, the Spotlight Montreux Festival, the Montreal Jazz Festival, the inaugural Colors Festival in Paris, the MOTB Festival in Dubai, and the Ora x Be-Indie Unzipped event in Cairo. She was also the only international artist at the MENA TikTok Awards and played at the Soundstorm Festival in Saudi Arabia.

Highly attentive to image and visual storytelling, she collaborates with fashion houses and media outlets such as Christian Louboutin, Jimmy Choo, Elle, Fendi, Jamalouki Magazine and 1309 Studios.