“Rearview” Is the Track That Could Put Daygo on Every Real Fan’s Radar

Daygo making an appearance at EDC Las Vegas 2025

You know that feeling when an artist you’ve followed finally gets it all right? That’s what Daygo’s new single “Rearview” feels like. The beat, the voice, the vibe—it all clicks. Not in a flashy way. In a grown way. In a been-through-it way. Dropped on June 27, 2025, “Rearview” is one of those records you don’t skip. You run it back because it speaks to something you didn’t know you were feeling. It sounds like closure. Or maybe the beginning of it. Either way, Daygo’s voice sits heavy on the track like a friend who finally opens up after years of playing it cool.

Let’s talk sound. The production, courtesy of Nicole Tripp, is damn near theatrical. She laces the track with ambient pads and subtle percussion that feels like it belongs in a Netflix series about a character trying to outrun his own past. And that’s exactly where Daygo lives on this joint—somewhere between memory and momentum.

Daygo at EDC Las Vegas 2025

The mix? Flawless. That’s L.A.rry L.A.vell behind the boards—yeah, the same dude with credits alongside Sonny Digital and other industry legends. He engineered this record out of Studio 1920, Vegas’ go-to studio for artists who care about craft over clout. Every layer is tight. The vocal sits just above the beat—confessional, but confident.

But it’s not just about how it sounds—it’s about what it means. This ain’t the Daygo from “Mad Max.” This ain’t the dude throwing haymakers on “Money Militia.” This is the Daygo who sat with his silence and turned it into scripture. You can tell he’s been touring, learning, building. When you hit stages with acts like Sabtherapper, Zelly Vibes, DVA, and Amy Jaime, and still find time to collaborate with heavy-hitters like Young Keefa, something changes in your delivery. It matures.