
Haitian Lead Guitarist · Producer · Musical Archivist
A career played alongside Haiti's legendary voices — as lead guitarist, producer, and keeper of the sound. Original productions, live performances, and the road ahead.
Live Improvisation · Uncut Stage Solo — Live in New York
For more than two decades, Reginald Duvillage has worked across Haiti's compas, gospel, and roots traditions — as a guitarist, producer, and archivist.
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Years in Haitian Music
Legendary Haitian Singer
Pianist & Musical Leader, Orchestre Septentrional
Legendary Haitian Singer
Saxophonist, Composer & Arranger — Maestro of Skah Shah #1
Singer, Songwriter & Producer — performed live with
Haitian Producer
Members of the legendary Haitian band



Reginald Duvillage joined the Retro-Musical Band as lead guitarist, sharing the stage with a gathering of Haitian music's finest.
Venue
L'Antillaise Caterers & Restaurant
New York
Role
Lead Guitarist
with Retro-Musical Band
Featuring
& many more Haitian artists
May 18, 2026
Presented by Charnette Frederic Civic Association · Ring the Bell for the Community · A.A.M.E. Nonprofit
New York
December 5, 2025
Lead guitarist
Chez Mireille, New York
2024
Haitian community fundraising event
Brooklyn, New York
November 23, 2023
Performing alongside the late legendary Haitian singer Dieudonné Larose
L'Antillaise Caterers & Restaurant, New York
May 14, 2022
Lead guitarist
Bunky Reid Park, New York
January 1, 2022
Presented by Charnette Frederic Civic Association · Respect for Life Foundation Inc · Ring the Bell for the Community · Troupe Paul El Sadate · A.A.M.E. Nonprofit
New York
Many more events to come.
New performances and collaborations are being booked. Stay close — the next date will appear here.
Reginald Duvillage is a Haitian lead guitarist, producer, and musical archivist whose career has run alongside some of Haiti's most legendary voices. From the stage with Dieudonné Larose and the Maestro Arthur of Orchestre Septentrional, to the studio producing works for Menard Pierre and the late Manecia Lahens, his work is a bridge between Haiti's deep musical lineage and its living present.
As an archivist, he carries the sound forward — preserving the textures of Haitian compas, roots, and gospel for the next generation of listeners and players.
A guitarist's guitarist working at the intersection of Haitian compas, roots, and gospel. Drop-C, heavy on the low end, never afraid of a clean tone when the song asks for it. Mid-solo, he draws on blues and jazz vocabulary to carry the climax.
Live runs and session work split evenly — productions for artists across the Haitian diaspora, and lead-guitar seats alongside the tradition's defining voices. Tone first; technique in service of the song.
Off stage, he teaches the next generation of players and builds out a home studio for writing and production between runs.