The 17 -year -old son of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Xavier Trudeau, marked his official launch to the world of music on Friday with the simple debut of his R&B song Until the nights made.
“What you know about me, I don’t like,” Sings the young Trudeau. “We could shoot the sum, we could turn on one.”
“It is difficult to escape the shadow of a famous father or brother, and recognizes that from the front in the letter, ‘What you know about me, I don’t like it’“Music publicist Eric Alper said to CBC News.
“That type of self -awareness is key when entering the public eye.”
The song, which is inspired by the fellow Canadian artists Drake, The Weeknd and Justin Bieber, launched at 12 am et in all the main transmission platforms and presents additional voices of the younger sister Ella-Graco Trudeau.
The music video will be released on the XAV YouTube channel at 4:30 pm et.
Look | Single R & B debut by Xavier Trudeau: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pms7q1h4tw
Until the nights made It was produced by Vishal “Duava” Daluwatte and Joey “Tekika” Boyer, co -founders of Pathway Music Group, based in Ottawa.
The interesting thing is that he had the option to follow the route of the major label, Universal would probably have been an easy path, but he chose to stay independent, saying a lot about his artistic spirit, says Alper.
“It should absolutely trade with the name; it will take it to the door … the curiosity will open some opportunities, but from there, it is to demonstrate its worth as a convincing artist beyond the last name. And I think the atmosphere and chops to do it, “Alper said.
Xav’s musical launch occurs in the midst of his father’s tumultuous political career, with the comments section on social networks full of a mixture of praise for his music I no longer like the outgoing prime minister.
“We let the music speak for itself and we only want Xav to do what Xav wants to do,” Daluwatte told CBC News.
Dark, Malhumorado and Environmental
Until the nights madeThat R&B space is inclined in that dark and bad space that artists like Don Toliver and Post Malone have dominated, was mocked for the first time on Instagram and YouTube in January, with Mother Sophie Grégoire commenting: “Good job!”
The song is written as a love letter to someone with whom you know that you have a connection, which reflects a romance that can sometimes feel like a roller coaster, knowing that despite the good times, love always stays there, The coguionist Daluwatte told CBC News.
“We could attenuate them or leave the lights on,” Croons Xav. “Baby, we could move in slow motion until they made the nights.”
Xav will release his next song in next month, said Daluwatte, with much more music aligned for launch and plans for concerts and performances to follow.
“If you can support the intrigue with a strong composition of consistent songs and releases, you have a real opportunity to force its own space in the industry,” Alper said.
Although the song refers to smoking marijuana, Xav is technically too young to “roll sum” or “light one”, since the legal age to use cannabis is 19 in Ontario and 21 in Quebec, after the liberal government of Trudeau legalized the recreational use of drug drugs. In 2018.
