Timeline by Bleeve

“Timeline” by Bleeve is more than just an album—it’s a journey through time, culture, and genre. Crafted over three years, this debut project tells the story of Bleeve’s artistic evolution, rooted in his Haitian heritage and shaped by his American upbringing. With lyrics in both Creole and English, Bleeve bridges worlds to create a body of work that speaks to a global audience while staying true to his roots.

“Timeline” unfolds like a sequence of events—each track capturing a different moment, emotion, and influence. The drill-inspired “Tout Tan” opens with high energy and intensity, channeling raw emotion and setting the tone for the album’s versatile spirit. “Bad Thing” (feat. Millz) delivers an Afrobeat groove with emotional weight, blending Caribbean rhythm and contemporary appeal. Another standout moment comes with a trap-infused R&B track aimed at women, offering smooth melodies and an intimate feel that rounds out the project’s dynamic range.

Each song reveals a new side of Bleeve’s identity—his cultural story, his growth, and his artistic direction. Rather than sticking to a single genre, Timeline embraces variety as its strength, capturing the sound of a modern artist who honors where he comes from while fearlessly carving new ground.

Whether you’re vibing in the dense cities of Haiti, Miami, Brooklyn, or Paris, Timeline invites you into a world where your past and present collide—and where the future of Haitian hip-hop is boldly unfolding.