K Swiss "We Are The West" Footaction Ad (Music Recomposed) [Ben Baller, Karen Civil...]
Channel: Casey Graham
Date: 13/03/2019

►K Swiss "We Are The West" Footaction Ad (Music Recomposed) District 24 Music 
[Feat. Ben Baller, Karen Civil, Natalie Ellis, Ariel Stark-Benz]

We saw this commercial, loved the slo motion aspects of the video and thought we should add our touch onto its stunning visuals. For continuity purposes this has been edited from its original form see how we did by watching the original video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-aK7lQJbUY&t=1s

►Composed by Casey G. for District 24 Music http://bit.ly/D24music

►This track is in our back catalog and is not publicly available for purchase, contact us directly by direct message

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