Gabonese-Congolese afrofusion artist, Borelson is poised to dominate the summer and represent his newfound home city with exciting new amapiano single ‘Summertime in Toronto’.
This comes after an amazing Toronto headline show to end the previous year, and following his successful European tour last month, which included remarkable performances in the UK, France, Luxemburg, and Sweden, as well as a sold-out show in Paris.
His latest single, ‘SUMMERTIME IN TORONTO,’ produced by Nigerian musician Omaremii and featuring Botswana and South African newcomer Nthabi Presh, is set to captivate audiences with its infectious amapiano rhythms while showcasing the beauty of Pan-African music collaboration.
The timing couldn’t be better for Borelson, as he gears up for his busiest summer festival season yet.
He has confirmed appearances at various festivals across Canada, including the Carnival Of Algorithmic Cultures, Rhythms Of Canada Festival, Belleville Waterfront & Multicultural Festival, and AFROFEST Toronto, among others.
Borelson shares his inspiration behind ‘Summertime In Toronto,’ stating;
“This song is a tribute to Toronto, the best city in the world, especially during the summer. I drew inspiration from the global success of Amapiano and how Toronto has wholeheartedly embraced African culture in recent years. Despite the challenges we face, I believe it’s essential to celebrate and be grateful for life. This song captures that spirit perfectly.”
Having lived in Gabon, Congo, and France before settling in Canada, Borelson’s diverse cultural background and global experiences infuse his music.
Stream + Download Borelson – Summertime in Toronto Here:
As an award-winning artist and multi-disciplinary creative, he has crafted a unique blend of afrobeats, hip-hop, and afrofusion, resulting in two critically acclaimed albums within two years.
Borelson’s talent has earned him a spot on CBC Music’s ‘Top 100 Songs’ list, and his captivating live performances have taken him around the world, from Toronto and Texas to Paris and London, and even Accra and Miami.
Summer 2023 Festival Dates
June 24 – Carnival of Algorithmic Cultures
July 1 – Rhythms of Canada Festival
July 8 – Belleville Waterfront & Multicultural Festival
July 9 – AFROFEST Toronto
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