Arly Larivière (born August 22, 1972, in Cap-Haïtien, Haiti) is a Haitian musician, composer, keyboardist, and bandleader best known as the lead singer and principal songwriter of the konpa band Nu-Look. Widely respected for his composition style, he helped shape the sound of modern konpa for diaspora audiences, combining strong melodies with contemporary arrangements.

Career:
After developing musically in Haiti, he settled in the United States and later founded the formation that became Nu-Look. As a songwriter and producer, he is credited with numerous signature songs and long-running album eras that kept Nu-Look at the forefront of the konpa scene.

Popular Songs (as composer/artist):

• Selections vary across Nu-Look eras and live performances

Themes:
Love and relationships, nostalgia, Haitian identity in the diaspora, emotional storytelling, celebration culture.
Known For:
Maestro-level composing, keyboard leadership, and defining Nu-Look's sound over multiple album eras.
Awards / Achievements:
Recognized as a major composer in modern konpa; key figure in diaspora concert culture (formal awards vary by documentation).
Collaborations:
Work with Nu-Look members and broader konpa artists across live stages and recordings.