California rapper and melodic craftsman Shwayze is back with another Cali reggae-propelled smokeout hymn and video.
Shwayze collaborates with Wiz Khalifa to deliver the vibey “Smoke Too early,” the fourth single off his impending collection, Shwaycation, which drops Sept. 13 through Unspeakable Records.
Shot in the San Fernando Valley at locally cherished KH Cinnamon Doughnuts close to Burbank, the humorous “Smoke Too early” cut envisions Shwayze and Khalifa as excessively cured purveyors of the sticky delicacy with appearances from entertainer and craftsman Davionte “GaTa” Ganter, from the FX television series Dave and Bryce Plant. In June, Plant was highlighted on Shwayze’s “Single for the Mid year,” an unending summer chime in that serves as a separation track and follows the outcome of Shwayze’s new deliveries “Kick Back” and “I Supplicate,” highlighting Ready.
“Smoke Too early” honors two of Los Angeles’ #1 extravagances — mother and-pop doughnut shops and abundant strong weed. The Southland’s doughnut shops are area of the city’s mixture culture — made by pioneering new ages of workers from China, South Korea and most as of late Vietnam and Cambodia. Concerning the pot, L.A. smokers have long profited from the city’s closeness to the state’s northern Emerald Triangle area and its openness because of Highway 5.
The state is so honored, it’s occasionally astounding Angelenos finish so a lot — “Smoke Too early,” Shwayze says is a gesture towards over-guilty pleasure and the line smokers stroll between weed as an improvement device versus weed as a way of dealing with especially difficult times. Contemplating his own connections, Khalifa raps, “I don’t follow no security net/I simply take a gander at how they respond/Need to be in a spot we at/Just there she needs to take me back/I’m too high you can’t make me frantic.”
Look at the video for Smoke Too early, coordinated by Nicholas Jandora, underneath.
