Lord Daze & L.A. Quinn take us on a road to Colombia
The Road to Colombia: How Lord Daze Linked with L.A. Quinn and Turned a Birthday Trip into a Global Music Movement!
On the coast of Cartagena, Colombia
In the vibrant heart of Colombia, where the Caribbean breeze meets the rhythm of the streets, a movement was born. What began as a birthday celebration for Curvy Chrissy in Cartagena would soon spiral into a journey of creativity, ambition, and music that refuses to be confined by borders.
At the center of it all stood Lord Daze, the mastermind behind the Scrilla Guerillaz imprint, a name built on hustle, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to culture. Known for turning street dreams into multicultural platforms spanning New York, Atlanta, and Los Angeles, Daze had already carved his lane. But now, he had his sights set on Colombia.
Fate had other plans.
A Meeting That Changed Everything
Cholon Island, Colombia
Cartagena—a city of color, history, and endless possibilities—set the stage for what came next. Daze wasn’t supposed to be here for business, but destiny doesn’t wait for convenience. Through his business partner, Monsta Yo, he was introduced to L.A. Quinn, better known as Lionheart, an artist with a fearless work ethic and a knack for seizing opportunities. The chemistry was instant.
These weren’t just two artists meeting. This was a collision of ambition, a fusion of two creative juggernauts who saw the world the same way: as something to be conquered.
With them were Los Angeles-based TV director Renato Moore and Colombian photographer/videographer Jonathan Ferreira, capturing the magic behind the scenes. What followed was an unplanned, unapologetic dive into the heartbeat of Colombia.
Yacht excursions. Penthouse parties. Nights lost in the electric pulse of the city. Mud volcanoes. Lavish dinners. Music, laughter, and beautiful women. It was a blur of indulgence and inspiration, the kind of trip that fuels art, reinvents perspectives, and leaves a permanent mark on the soul.
And in the midst of it all, Daze and Quinn hit the studio.
Their first collaboration, “And We Pray”, was recorded and shot in less than 24 hours. The hunger was real. The vision was bigger than just Cartagena. It was time for Medellín.
But there was a problem.
The Journey That Defined the Mission
Heading to Medellin, Colombia
No flights. No easy way out.
For most, this would be a setback. For Daze and Quinn? It was an opportunity.
Instead of waiting, they embraced the unknown, opting for a 16-hour bus ride through the breathtaking landscapes of Colombia—cliffs, jungles, tunnels, and mountains that seemed to stretch beyond the sky.
This wasn’t just travel. This was a test.
Would the momentum last? Would the chemistry hold? Was this really the next step in their empire?
By the time they arrived in Medellín, there was no doubt.
Birth of a New Genre: Travel Music
With a new city came new connections. Through a friend-of-a-friend, they met Martin Garzon, a man whose expertise in private security became invaluable. With Martin on board, they were free to move the way they wanted—boldly and without limits.
It was in Medellín that the next phase of their movement took shape. They had seen what Colombia had to offer. Now, they wanted to give something back.
They called it Travel Music—a genre that wasn’t just about sound, but about experience.
Pick a beat. Write the song. Record it. Shoot the music video immediately. Capture the energy of the place in real-time.
And just like that, their next anthem was born.
“Road to Colombia.”
One day in the studio. One day shooting the video. The formula was locked in, and they weren’t stopping.
By the end of the trip, they had shot five to six music videos, each a timestamp of their journey. But the mission wasn’t just about their music. It was about building a bridge between Colombia and the U.S.
“We’re bringing some good energy to this beautiful land of Colombia,” says Daze.
Their goal? To create real opportunities for Colombian artists, producers, and creatives—to make sure their voices, their talents, and their culture reach a global audience.
The Road to Colombia Tour, TV Show & What Comes Next
With everything in motion, the next phase is bigger than ever.
Daze and Quinn are preparing for the “Road to Colombia” tour, set to roll out across 2025 as well as a reality TV Show “Travel Music”. Fans can expect explosive performances, high-energy sets, and a new wave of music that captures the essence of movement, risk, and reward.
For exclusive updates, follow Lord Daze on Instagram at @Lord_Daze_SG and visit WWW.SGZMAG.COM for all things related to their journey, music releases, Scrilla Guerillaz Magazine, and official tour dates.
But before the tour kicks off, they’ve got something special lined up.
Their next single, “Mr. Boss-Man,” is set to drop spring of 2025 —a bold way to spark 2025 and kick off with a statement.
And because they never do anything halfway, the music video will feature the black Cybertruck, adding a futuristic, high-stakes edge to their already cinematic visuals.
Anticipation is rising. The streets are waiting. The movement is growing.
This is only the beginning.
The road continues.