Wycleff Jean is one of the biggest music producers of his generation. He’s worked with a distinct and eclectic mix of artists from Carlos Santana to Mary J. Blige to Shakira, with some of his most groundbreaking work done with his revolutionary supergroup “The Fugees” and on his own solo efforts. He’s also a great musician and live performer in his own right.

Wycleff Jean has coupled his intense passion for music with an equally passionate charge of activism. He has given his support for numerous causes such as AIDS, global relief for Africa, and has brought much attention to fighting for his own country Haiti. We caught him before a concert in New York to get his views on the fight for immigrant rights and Haiti. We say “sove pays nou en” in his charge to save lives and improve the quality of life for millions. Check out his interview for our upcoming documentary “Sove Nou” and a live performance clip from the concert. And stay tuned for more of his brilliant performances in the upcoming weeks.