Cali Swag District To Release Debut Album In July, New Mixtape Out Now

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» by Randy Roper June 6, 2011, 14:43pm

Cali Swag District New Mixtape, Debut Album Coming In July

Inglewood rap group Cali Swag District is set to release their debut album, The Kickback, on July 12th.

Cali Swag District caught mainstream success with their breakout platinum certified single "Teach Me How To Dougie," which has surpassed 100 million views on Youtube.

The group will be releasing their debut album in memory of fallen member M-Bone who was tragically murdered on May 15, 2011.

"We're sure that M Bone is doin' the Dougie at the gates of heaven and we know he would want us to keep the movement goin' here," said Cali Swag member Yung in a statement released to the media.

Also, Cali Swag District recently released their Deeper Than The Dougie mixtape hosted by DJ Kay Slay. The mixtape features the M-Bone tribute song "How To Do That," and can be downloaded here.

The group also released their new single "Burn Out (Drive Fast)," which can be heard below.

Cali Swag District - "Burn Out (Drive Fast)"

Cali Swag District's "Teach Me How To Dougie" video is also posted below:

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