Xavier Toscano is a rising force in the dance-pop scene, blending EDM, rap, rock, reggae, and R&B influences to create a fresh sound that will get listeners in a good mood and have them shakin’ their groove thang. Hailing from the San Francisco Bay area, Toscano’s high-energy music is perfect for the club, the gym, or anywhere music fans need a burst of motivation. Xavier’s music has already found its way into the hearts of many fans with over 80k combined followers across social media cheering him on and a growing list of accomplishments. His 2017 album Feels So Good received recognition with multiple songs featured on popular TV shows like Keeping Up with the Kardashians and PBS’s RoadTrip Nation while also praised by major media outlets including The Huffington Post. With a background that includes years of performing and opening for artists like Aaron Carter, CupcakKe, and O-Town, Xavier’s music serves as a warm blanket in a cold, unforgiving world.
“Boom Boom (Goes My Heart)” is a lively earworm off Toscano’s most recent album, X Marks the Spot. Reminiscent of the king of pop, this upbeat pop hit features a bright electric guitar with an infectious funky beat that makes fans want to get up and dance.
Directed by Justin Guo, the accompanying music video is a vibrant visual journey through the city, featuring Xavier dancing atop skyscrapers, within larger-than-life, animated billboards, and in an electrifying club setting. The choreography is dynamic, and the visuals reflect the song’s high energy. Xavier’s bold, spiky black jacket and reflective sunglasses add to the fun-loving care-free spirit of the clip, which is a celebration of life, love, and the power of music to lift one’s mood. The video captures the song’s essence superbly and succinctly, with Xavier at the center of it all dancing, living in the moment, and spreading pure joy. It’s the ultimate visual representation of a track made for dancing one’s heart out, and a reminder that sometimes, all they need to do is let the sonic vibrations take over.
“The City Said” is a synth-driven electro-pop banger for those who long to be under neon strobe lights with their friends on the dance floor. Once again, Toscano is bringing unapologetic confidence with a flashy wardrobe and high-energy choreography. The song features Xavier dancing on a public art structure and near the water’s edge, creating a stunning contrast between the city and a serene backdrop. The choreography by JB Papas brings the track’s upbeat, electronic-infused sound to life, with Xavier’s performance mirroring the song’s message of lost love and moving on.
“Rain” is a testament to Toscano’s versatility with its unique blend of electronic vocals and emotional depth. Whether fans are listening to it on a rainy day or using it to power through their workout, “Rain” showcases Xavier’s ability to fuse genres into a song that speaks to both the heart and the feet. It’s a track that’s as much about energy as it is about introspection. The video for the track features a gorgeous introductory scene of Xavier walking along dark, wet streets and through shallow puddles. With a sepia golden hue, Xavier appears as only a silhouette, before fully emerging on a colorful stage, singing into a mic in the rain. Throughout the video we see vibrant lights and the contrast between fire and water; all rich images that perfectly pair with the inspiring lyrics of overcoming obstacles. With jazzy rhodes, string-like synthesizers and a groovy beat, “Rain,” is perfect for windy drives and slow days at the gym.
All together, the “Boom Boom (Goes My Heart)”, “The City Said” and “Rain” videos highlight Xavier Toscano as an artist who knows how to create music that moves fans, both physically and emotionally. With his blend of inspiring pop hooks, dynamic choreography, and visually striking visuals, Xavier Toscano is poised to blow past the pain point and carry the torch of the new “Prince Of Pop!”
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