

Shatta Adri tells you to MÉTÉ KOW BIEN — and the Antilles are dancing!
Shatta Adri is an artist from the Antilles rooted in the shatta movement, that energetic and infectious Caribbean musical wave that sets sound systems and street parties ablaze. With 'Mété Kow Bien', he invites you to let go and move without holding back, flying the flag of a festive music deeply anchored in Creole reality. His sound draws from the raw energy of the neighborhoods and the pure joie de vivre of island life.
Shatta is a Caribbean musical genre sitting halfway between Jamaican dancehall and Afro-Antillean rhythms, instantly recognizable by its heavy riddims and hard-hitting flows.
'Mété Kow Bien' literally means 'put your body right' in Antillean Creole — a direct invitation to dance and embrace freedom of movement.
Antillean shatta has become one of the most-streamed genres in the DOM since the late 2010s, carrying Creole culture onto the international stage.
" Antillean music needs no translation: the body understands before the words do. "
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