Hailing from Brussels, Todiefor is planning a busy 2025.
Todiefor has become renowned for his multi-genre approach. He has a reputation for creating records that mix rap, pop, house, and electro.
This ability to shift across genres has seen him collaborate with a wide range of artists, including Roméo Elvis, Orelsan, Caballero & JeanJass, Lorenzo, Mahmood, Vegedream, Oscar and the Wolf, The Magician and Feder.
And the numbers are impressive. A whole host of his records he’s worked on gained certifications, including the album “Chocolat” by Roméo Elvis, the mixtape “High & Fines Herbes vol.1” by Caballero and JeanJass, the albums “Sex in the City” and “Légende Vivante” by Lorenzo (including the Gold single “Coco”), and Oscar and the Wolf’s platinum single “Warrior.”
This has seen Todiefor perform on countless festival and venue stages worldwide, including Lollapalooza, Cabaret Vert, Ronquières, Les Ardentes, and Dour, bringing his trademark sound to his fans worldwide.
2025 promises to be pivotal for Todiefor as he teams up with renowned producer Apashe. He has also been working on two bold projects developed simultaneously, exploring contrasting sounds. With the project ready to introduce in 2025 “Lux” featuring colorful, sunny electro melodies, and on the other, “NOX” with its electro-dark energy.
The Todiefor fans can expect a lot more eclectic genre-spanning sounds in 2025 and beyond as he continues to break boundaries.
Find Todiefor on Instagram.
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