[[Carlo Vieux]], [[Richard Cave|Richard Cavé]] ak [[Mickael Guirand]] whotravay hadansam workednan togetherdomèn in some arena of music, almost simultaneously made the decision to further their educationmizik. KnowingLè thatyo thekonnen stateeta ofpeyi their homelandyo, HaitiAyiti, was unsure andsan insecuresekirite, theyyo eachchak decidedte todeside leavekite andkay setyo theirepi sitesale on the United StatesEtazini. AlwaysTi drivengwoup bysa theira passionte forreyini music,nan this[[Nouyòk]] smallpou groupyo ofte guystouche reunitedtan inpase Newaktyèl Yorkyo tonan touch upon making their current past time ayon potentialkaryè careerpotansyèl.
Chak te gen menm dezi pou pouswiv mizik e lè yo te pran de premye lèt nan premye non yo, CaRiMi te fèt. Nwaye tèt yo nan estidyo a nan espwa nan kreye yon nouvo son, youn ki te estraòdinè nan endistri a Klas Mizik ayisyen nan moman sa a, mesye yo te jwenn tèt yo mete nan papye kèk pwofon, lyrics chaje sosyalman ki kouvri pwoblèm yo ki nan peyi natif natal yo. ''Ayiti Bang, Bang'' soti nan ete 2001. Touswit, CaRiMi te vin yon non kay. Yo rekonèt yo kòm youn nan premye gwoup jenerasyon ki pi jèn yo pou mete mizik deyò sou presyon politik yo ak sekirite deterye nan Ayiti.
Soon they found themselves surrounded by sound proofing foam, extended boom mics and a mixing board. To their surprise each had the same desire to pursue music and by taking the first two letters of their first names, CaRiMi was born. Drowning themselves in the studio in the hopes of creating a new sound, one that was uncommon in the Haitian Music Industry at the time, the guys found themselves putting to paper some profound, socially charged lyrics that encompassed the troubles in their native land. “Ayiti Bang, Bang” was released in the summer of 2001. Instantly, CaRiMi became a household name. They are known as one of the first younger generation digital bands to put out music that touched upon the political pressures and the deteriorating security of Haiti. They had mass appeal to the Haitian Diaspora who fled the country and through their allure lyrically, musically and of course physically as eye candy for the ladies, CaRiMi has thrived throughout the years.
Yo te fè apèl dyaspora ayisyèn an ki te chape peyi a avèk mizik ak tou fizikman kòm sirèt je pou medam yo, CaRiMi te pwospere nan tout ane yo.
