Radio Horizon 2000: Three Decades of Haitian Music

Radio Horizon 2000 was founded on May 22, 1995 by JB Baudelaire Dubic, broadcasting from Bourdon, in Port-au-Prince, on 95.7 FM. From its founding, the station has built its identity around prioritizing Haitian national cultural values, with programming concentrated almost entirely on Haitian music across every style and era.

The station's playlist spans Haitian classics and soft music, traditional and racine sounds, acoustic, oldies, rap, gospel, hip hop, and zouk, giving it an unusually wide range for a station built around a single national music identity. Alongside that music, Radio Horizon 2000 airs several news editions each day and a handful of long-running talk programs, balancing its musical focus with genuine current-events coverage.

Now approaching its fourth decade on the air, Radio Horizon 2000 has earned standing as one of the older surviving stations in Haitian radio, having built a loyal following specifically around its commitment to Haitian music in all its forms.

For listeners who want a station built entirely around the breadth of Haitian musical heritage, Radio Horizon 2000 has held that identity since 1995.