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This up-tempo track brings together a signature stylistic blend that’s hard to categorize; combining the talents of hip hop artist Jarobi White of A Tribe Called Quest, alternative R&B vibe of singer/songwriter Trent Park, and Starita’s eclectic mix of electronic music and acoustic instruments.

‘Rules’ is the first single in the debut EP, Starita – For the Record, speaking to that can-do (and will-do, damn it) spirit, which dares to defy odds and break the ‘rules’ of music genres. The music video executes on this message of breaking barriers and conventions through its creative visual elements.

Collaborators in fashion lifestyle and footwear include the notable brands Upper Playground, Benny Gold, Faze Apparel, The Hundreds, Infinite SF, Bait, and Ubi-IND Denim; debuting uniquely styled outfits that showcases the progressive, creative, fearless, zealous, and fierceness in all of us.

Alyson Foley-Contreras, Santa Barrios, Tam Starita,

Upper Playground: Recognized as a fiercely independent lifestyle brand and promoter of progressive, creative lifestyles, Upper Playground is well known for its active collaborations with renowned artists and illustrators from around the world.

Benny Gold: Benny Gold is a San Francisco based streetwear brand and boutique with retailers throughout the world. Everything started with just a simple sticker inspired by the old mantra, "Stay Gold." It’s a reminder that all the ideas and experiences that we hold dear are the real gold inside each of us.

Faze Apparel: FAZE ® is a SF based men’s brand for the fearless and zealous. Our apparel is geared toward people that are willing to define their own path and pursue their passions. No rules, no boundaries, no excuses. We are Fearless and Zealous Everyday.

Infinite SF: As a lifestyle boutique, Infinite SF has a focus on quality menswear with selection of graphic t-shirts, cut & sew pieces, fleece, outerwear and more. Infinite SF represents the street culture and works with a community of artists and creatives. Collaborations happen year-round, with art shows and pop-