Caribbean American Cultural Caucus Inc is a not-for-profit organization committed to the development of the entertainment industry across the Caribbean region and the Caribbean Diaspora.

Uniting the Caribbean through Entertainment

The Caribbean American Cultural Caucus Inc is a not-for-profit organization committed to the development of the entertainment industry across the Caribbean region and the Caribbean Diaspora.

Caribbean music is among the best known aspects of Caribbean culture. The music has achieved worldwide recognition and over the past 40 years, Reggae artists and Calyposians alike have performed in major cities on every continent. Steel orchestras (Steelbands) have been established in cities in Japan, Sweden, Africa, South America, Canada, and the USA. Performers from Africa, Europe, Latin America, and North America participate in the annual Creole Festival held in Dominica annually, and yet, Caribbean music has experienced diminutive commercial success in the international market.
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"ASCAP supports the CARIBBEAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CAUCUS in its effort to promote a vibrant entertainment industry across the Caribbean, giving creators in and of the region greater opportunities to develop and thrive."

Phil Crosland
EVP, Chief Marketing Officer / ASCAP

"As a company which has promoted the work of Caribbean artists for thirty years, Shanachie Entertainment strongly endorses the mission of the Caribbean American Cultural Caucus. In this highly competitive international environment, it is valuable for Caribbean artists and businesses to have an advocate and standard- bearer to address the challenges that exist in the marketplace today."

Randall Grass
General Manager Shanachie Entertainment

Bringing the Caribbean together through Music

The Caribbean American Cultural Caucus Group in association with Medgar Evers College hosted the staging of the first annual Caribbean Cultural Conference.
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Challenges confronting the structural development of the Caribbean music industry in the local and international area.
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