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Day-Go Produce – "The Swells"

  • November 30, 2011
  • Caleb Cruz
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Day-Go Produce (Rolando, DJ Tramlife and J Treel) provides you with their visual drop for the song "The Swells" on a simple yet effective platform. Using Mt. Eden's "Sierra Leone" as the music pallet and filmed on famous Mission Beach, the clever simplicity of the video gets listeners to focus on J Treel's lyrics while providing a scenic back drop that relates to all of what he's saying. If you didn't get it on the first listen, he craftily uses beach terminology for a gigantic metaphor for life. Not only is this song and video well executed, but the whole package totally plays into the lifestyle that is San Diego. Where, not surprisingly, Day-Go Produce calls home.

Cleverly fresh times 100 trillion.

[vimeo]https://vimeo.com/32224134[/vimeo]

Follow Day-Go Produce on their Facebook page for more music and video drops from the crew. Also, catch them live on the Full Melt Tour with Parker and The Numberman and HighDro. The tour is jumping off as I type this so visit their Facebook page for dates and city stops.

You can follow my antics via Twitter at @CalebTCP.

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Caleb Cruz

Shalom!! I’m Caleb of San Diego Hip Hop band The Concrete Project (theconcreteproject.com). Also, Caleb of cooking blog Ramendays.com. Also, Caleb of that one incident in New Hampshire when I got real inebriated and thought I was the maid robot from The Jetsons. But let’s not talk about that right now. My favorite movie is Cool Hand Luke and my favorite song is Justin Timberlake’s “Still on my brain”. I used to run a mile and a half in six minutes and thirty seconds, but going into my golden years I’m at about 10 minutes flat. I wear my hat to the back when I’m feelin’ myself, but if I’m not really into it, I’ll rock the brim to the north. I still have all my wisdom teeth. I write with my left, type with both hands and throw a baseball with my right hand. My favorite basketball player is Detlef Schrempf. I am a true believer that you cannot give yourself your own nickname. A nickname must be given to you. Also, there is a time frame when you can start remembering the times. If something just happened last week you can’t be like “Remember the time when we rode that stallion?”. THAT JUST HAPPENED LAST WEEK! You gotta let that bitch breathe before you can start remembering the times. 3 months is good to start remembering the time. Okay, I’m done here. Walaikum Assalam

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