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Val Jeanty Val Jeanty also known as Val-Inc (born in 1974-1975) is a Haitian electronic music artist, living and working in New York City. ==Early years== The granddaughter of a Mambo (Vodou priestess), she has created a distinctive style of music called Vodou electronica which she also refers to as Afro Electronica. Her music weaves in electronica and Haitian and African Vodou rhythms. She has performed at the Whitney Museum and the Museum of Modern Art, and internationally at music festivals in Austria and Switzerland. In the documentary film The United States of Hoodoo, she speaks about the relationship between sound and spirituality. Growing up in Fontamara, Haiti, Val Jeanty attended Sacré Cœur which she describes as "a prestigious catholic school, in a ritzy-bourgeois area" with strict rules. On her music, Jeanty says: "I use these electronic tools, but the music is spiritual—something you might hear at church, or in any other religious ceremony. It’s the kind of sound that gives your spirit freedom to roam. The sound is definitely on a frequency people are not used to hearing. But it speaks to them. It takes them to another sphere."〔
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