ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Toronto musician Victor Xu, better known as Vixu, is a pianist, composer, producer, vocalist and songwriter.
Through his solo work and bands like Diskarte, he moves freely between jazz, R&B, hip-hop, indie, electronic and experimental.
On this episode, Victor talks about his early piano training, how Toronto's early-2000s music scene and Broken Social Scene sparked his love of collaboration, and paying tribute to Frank Ocean's Blonde.
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