Fuso (5)

Musician from Canada. Fuso hails from the small town of Milly-La-Forêt, France, where he was immersed in music from a very young age and grew up reggae and hip-hop, including the song "Angela" of the group Saian Supa Crew. In 2001, he left the suburbs of Paris to move with his family to Quebec, in the region of Otterburn Park. It was only around the age of 12 that his desire to sing was born. He therefore enrolled in a singing class where he was denied access due to a malformation of his vocal cords. He is told that it will never be possible for him to change and that he will have to find another way. A few years later, engrossed in the culture of surfing, traveling and never losing his passion for the rhythm that brings music to him in his life, he began to scratch the guitar to accompany his friends around the lights . He decided to sing to accompany himself and learn for himself by interpreting the successes that still influence him today, such as: Jack Johnson, Bob Marley, Good Iver, Dirty Heads, Eminem, John Lennon, Trevor Hall, Xavier Rudd, Amy Winehouse, Orelsan and many others. Composition and writing naturally fit together. After some video publications on social networks, Fuso is approached by the producer William Gaboury to experiment the recording in studio. It was after his meeting with Michael "Jrox" Marois that he decided to put the studio aside to invest full time in his new project, the duo Café Vanille, in which he will have the chance to accumulate a lot of experience on stage and will have two musical successes, "Café Vanille" and "Raise Your Glass", which will have a nice showcase on radio waves. Once the duo separated, Fuso decides to come back in force in studio to deliver his first album of the same name. Since then, his two excerpts, "Rain is falling" and "Love", have given him a prominent place on the airwaves of the majority of Quebec radio stations and until now, in ten other countries around the world, such as the Brazil, Hungary, Norway, etc. He also accumulates the opportunities of shows, including the first parts of Jerome Couture, TV interviews, and many others. Last November, he shot his latest video "Wanderlust" in Nicaragua, which will be released in the spring, and decided to create a new community movement by adopting a formula crossing the world of the arts. and help each other gently. Fuso names his "Spread Love Campaign" movement, which he is working with Hurley and Rubicon Pictures & Media to demystify positive development abroad. Having already started writing his second album, the head full projects, this is just the beginning of a great adventure.