Fuso, an accomplished artist with numerous radio hits in Quebec, has also conquered the French-speaking airwaves in France, and his flagship song “Love” has been broadcast in thirteen countries around the world. Accompanied by his musicians, he will perform tracks from his latest album Leela, as well as his big hits like “Frère,” “Coffee,” “Ici maintenant,” and many others, skillfully blending pop and reggae music.
Originally from Milly-La-Forêt in France, Fuso was immersed in music from a young age, growing up under the influences of reggae and hip-hop. His childhood spent on the South Shore of Montreal fueled his passion, even though his early years were not easy: at 12 years old, he was denied a singing lesson due to a vocal cord malformation. However, this didn’t stop Fuso from following his path. Inspired by surfing and traveling, he learned to play the guitar and developed his own style, influenced by artists like Jack Johnson, Bob Marley, and Orelsan.
In 2016, he released his first album and achieved international success with the single “Love,” which was broadcast in thirteen countries. After a tour of 50 concerts in 2018-2019 and the album Danser dans la Tornade (2020), Fuso made his mark on both Quebec and international radio. His third album, Leela, released in 2023, features remarkable collaborations with Caracol, Rafaëlle Roy, and Gros Big, and his tracks “Frère,” “Ici maintenant,” and “Coffee” became some of the most popular radio hits in Quebec in 2024.