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Surf Mesa Has The ‘Worst Scooter Wheelie Ever’ To Thank For His Music Career · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest. Surf Mason, A K.
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Speaker 1: Pal Aguire, has gone from recent high school graduate to
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Speaker 1: in demand music producer thanks to his remix of Emily's
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Speaker 1: I L Y, which is in itself a reimagining of
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Speaker 1: the nineteen sixties seven Frankie Valley hit Can't Take My
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Speaker 1: Eyes Off You, and his career might never have taken
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Speaker 1: off if it wasn't for a bad wipe out on
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Speaker 1: a scooter. He sarcastically tells Voyage l A, an absolute
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Speaker 1: miracle happened. I broke my leg. I whipped out a
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Speaker 1: huge wheelie, lost balance and caught my fall with my leg,
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Speaker 1: resulting in a compound fracture in two bones. I spent
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Speaker 1: the next three months physically unable to move from my bed,
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Speaker 1: but used the time to make an EP and focused
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Speaker 1: on creating higher quality sound. By the time I was
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Speaker 1: able to walk again, I was laser focused on music.
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Speaker 1: Before that injury, surf Mason had dreams of even becoming
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Speaker 1: a professional scooter writer. It really did change his life.
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Speaker 1: He has no regrets, and when the pandemic struck, he
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Speaker 1: used that time in lockdown, just like the time he
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Speaker 1: had spent injured to improve his craft. His latest single,
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Speaker 1: carried Away, feature Madison beers out now that's direct from Hollywood.