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Xav Trudeau on the set of his interview with For Our City.
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Xav Trudeau Talks Music and Debut Single in First Interview

TLDR: Xav Trudeau, son of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, makes his debut as a recording artist with “Til The Night’s Done.” He discusses his journey in an exclusive interview on CapitalCityHipHop’s “For Our City” series.


Xav Trudeau Steps Into the Spotlight: First Interview as an Artist

In the ever-expanding landscape of Canadian R&B, a new name has entered the conversation—Xav Trudeau. The son of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is stepping out from the shadows of political legacy and into the glow of the stage with his debut single, “Til The Night’s Done.” The track, paired with a visually striking music video directed by Vishal “Duava” Daluwatte, showcases Xav’s smooth vocal delivery and ear for melody. He recently conducted his first video as recording artist with CapitalCityHipHop and their For Our City series.

In Episode 3 of the web series, hosted by CapitalCityHipHop founder Nathan “Thrilla” Gravelle, Xav gives fans a rare glimpse into his journey, from growing up in the public eye to finding his artistic voice. Filmed at Ottawa’s Ward 14, the intimate setting provides the perfect backdrop for the rising artist to discuss his inspirations, creative process, and how he hopes to carve out his own path in the music industry.

The Ottawa-artist’s emergence onto the music scene comes with a strong support system, including Pathway Music Group. With his debut “Til The Night’s Done” gaining traction and an increasing media presence, Xav Trudeau is proving that his artistry stands on its own.

You can find “Til The Nights Done” on Apple Music, Spotify, and various other digital streaming platforms.


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