NME has published a cover feature on French-Haitian singer-songwriter Naïka. The article highlights her sensuous 'world pop' music, which creates a multicultural universe for her community. Naïka, a third-culture kid, emphasizes staying authentic.
The NME cover story, published on March 16, 2026, spotlights Naïka, a French-Haitian singer-songwriter known for her sensuous 'world pop'. The title states: “In Naïka’s sensuous ‘world pop’, ‘people from everywhere find home in each other’”. The feature describes how she pours herself into her joyfully multicultural music to build a “universe” for herself and her community. As a third-culture kid who moved across multiple continents during childhood, Naïka has always prioritized authenticity amid others' attempts to define her. Categorized under Features, the piece underscores her personal journey and musical identity.
