Super Soline d’Haïti is a classic Haitian compas band that left its mark during the 1970s and 1980s. Rooted in the orchestral tradition of Haitian music, the group is known for its warm, dance‑driven sound and its elegant approach to compas.

Their music features rich brass sections, cadenced guitars, deep basslines, traditional percussion, and retro vocals reminiscent of the golden age of Haitian dance halls. Super Soline d’Haïti performed widely in Haiti and across the diaspora, especially in Montréal, New York, Boston, and Miami.

Aligned with major orchestral groups of the era Les Fantaisistes, Les Frères Déjean, Shleu‑Shleu, DP Express the band helped shape a timeless, melodic, and orchestral form of compas. Their recordings, often found in retro mixtapes and DJ archives, reflect a period when Haitian music thrived in community gatherings and ballroom dances.

Today, Super Soline d’Haïti remains a respected name in compas history, representing a generation that defined the rhythm, elegance, and soul of Haitian music.