Xavier is featured in Silicon Valley Latino in their Rising Star section

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Silicon Valley Latino Rising Star (Januray 2012)

Xavier is featured in Rising Magazine for the month of November page 22

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Rising Magazine(November, 2011)

Xavier is featured and interviewed on WWS Magazine

— http://wwsmag.com/updates/xavier-toscano-threw-me-away/ (August, 2011)

Xavier Toscano is a talented young rising star… page 21

— http://digital.turn-page.com/issue/31307 (May issue, 2011)

Xavier is a driven and talented songwriter, dancer, actor and performer who’s musical work always demonstrates a commercial, energetic yet profound pop sound. We’re already looking forward to his next album at Essential Pop!

— http://essentialpop.com/2011/04/under-the-spotlight/featured-artists/artist-interview-xavier-toscano/ (May, 2011)

Indie Pop Singer/Songwriter/Musician Xavier Toscano is a first rate performer who knows how to entertain the masses.

— http://blogs.juniorscave.com/2011/02/18/xavier-tuscano.aspx?ref=rss (Feb, 2011)

Xavier Toscano is chosen as one of the “G3 Magazine presents SonicBids Next”, and is interviewed for the magazine.

— www.TheG3Agency.com (Jan, 2011)

Xavier Toscano is chosen as one of the “G3 Magazine presents SonicBids Next”, and is interviewed for the magazine.

— www.TheG3Agency.com (Jan, 2011)

His music makes you want to get off your feet and hit the dance floor and you can hear the influences of the different genres that populate his pop rhythms.

Tasithoughts’s Weblog (October, 2010)

Bay Area artists Xavier Toscano rocked the house with a live performance that found him hopping off stage and serenading the club-goers.

— Marques Daniels – Examiner.com (Sep 7, 2009)

Xavier Toscano… did a really hot hip hop dance pop ‘n lock/ rap and singing interpretation of the great Sylvester’s ‘You Make Me Feel Mighty Real.’

— Sister Dana Van Iquity – San Francisco Bay Times (Jun 18, 2009)

Dancer/singer Xavier Toscano has emerged as one of pop’s most promising defendants, seeking to refute the haters’ misconceptions about the genre with his edgy dance-oriented tunes.

— Amorn Bholsangngam – URB Magazine (Mar 3, 2009)