BWA KALE RECORDS is a subsidiary of NEGRE MARRON RECORDS, committed to supporting Haitian artists who use their music to advocate for social justice. Our focus on promoting and distributing conscience music sets us apart from our sister label, WANGA NÈGÈS RECORDS, which focuses on Haitian Kompa-infused music. Our slogan, 'Bringing justice through music,' reflects our commitment to promoting social justice through music.
Our name BWA KALE is inspired by a grassroots vigilante justice movement in Haiti that represents a swift form of justice against gang violence. We do not support music that glorifies crime or violence, and our mission is to support and promote unsigned Haitian artists who produce conscience music addressing social injustices in Haiti.
We believe that music is a powerful tool for raising awareness and inspiring change in our communities. Through partnerships with local recording studios and audio engineers in Haiti, we ensure that our music meets the highest industry standards in mixing and mastering.
As an independent record label, we provide a platform for Haitian artists who have limited access to resources to produce and distribute their music. We are focused on promoting Creole Rap, Rap Kreyòl, Crenglish Rap, Haitian Ragga, Rabòday, Rara, Ra-Rap, Diaspo-Rap, CreoSpañol RAP (RAP an Panyòl), and Rasin (Haitian Roots) music addressing social injustice in Haiti.
Our name BWA KALE is inspired by a grassroots vigilante justice movement in Haiti that represents a swift form of justice against gang violence. We do not support music that glorifies crime or violence, and our mission is to support and promote unsigned Haitian artists who produce conscience music addressing social injustices in Haiti.
We believe that music is a powerful tool for raising awareness and inspiring change in our communities. Through partnerships with local recording studios and audio engineers in Haiti, we ensure that our music meets the highest industry standards in mixing and mastering.
As an independent record label, we provide a platform for Haitian artists who have limited access to resources to produce and distribute their music. We are focused on promoting Creole Rap, Rap Kreyòl, Crenglish Rap, Haitian Ragga, Rabòday, Rara, Ra-Rap, Diaspo-Rap, CreoSpañol RAP (RAP an Panyòl), and Rasin (Haitian Roots) music addressing social injustice in Haiti.
At BWA KALE RECORDS, we value authenticity, social justice, creativity, and collaboration. We are committed to promoting the voices of Haitian artists who use their music to advocate for social justice in Haiti. Join us in our mission to raise awareness and inspire change through music.
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by Brotwurst1 June 19, 2018
Pull a kale is when you look for someone's general location with clues preferably with consent
Person: may I pull a kale
2person:yes we'll I live in Canada
Person: let me guess is it Saskatchewan
2person: yes
Person: is it Regina
2person: yes you are good at "pulling a kale"
Person: may I pull a kale
2person:yes we'll I live in Canada
Person: let me guess is it Saskatchewan
2person: yes
Person: is it Regina
2person: yes you are good at "pulling a kale"
by Pull a kale April 20, 2020
1.
U.S. History. a secret hate group in the southern U.S., active for several years after the Civil War, which aimed to suppress the newly acquired rights of people that eat animals and to oppose carnivores from the North, and which was responsible for many lawless and violent proceedings.
2. a term for a person that is militant and/or a bigot about their veganism / vegetarianism
U.S. History. a secret hate group in the southern U.S., active for several years after the Civil War, which aimed to suppress the newly acquired rights of people that eat animals and to oppose carnivores from the North, and which was responsible for many lawless and violent proceedings.
2. a term for a person that is militant and/or a bigot about their veganism / vegetarianism
1. "have you ever met Cyndi Cornstock before?"
"no."
"well she just joined the kale klux klan and quit talking to me because i like bacon."
"no."
"well she just joined the kale klux klan and quit talking to me because i like bacon."
by Scott Mortion November 02, 2017