Georges Alan Cavé (born February 27, 1966, New York City) is a Haitian-American konpa singer, songwriter, and former lead vocalist of the band Zin (joined in 1987). His romantic Creole/French ballads and smooth tenor helped define modern konpa across the diaspora. As a solo artist, Cavé released acclaimed albums including “Se Pa Pou Dat,” “Collabo,” and “De La Tête Aux Pieds.” Key releases: Se Pa Pou Dat (2001), Collabo (2004), De La Tête Aux Pieds (2007). Popular songs: “Se Pa Pou Dat,” “Je T’aimerai Toujours,” “Fanm dous mwen,” “Roxana,” “Yereswa,” “Mwen Renmen’w,” “Yon lanmou,” “Chokola.” Themes: love and separation, nostalgia and diaspora identity, resilience and everyday romance. Known for: signature tenor and romantic konpa style; longtime lead singer of Zin; bilingual Creole/French repertoire. Alias / Slogan: — Collaborations: Shabba, Mela, J-Ron, Hollywood, Brunel Alphonse, Yvens Janvier. Awards: No major public awards documented as of Aug 2025.