Longtime Orange County ska outfit and Disneyland's favorite choreographed band-with-horns Suburban Legends have been looking for locals to open for them at their album-release show tomorrow night at Chain Reaction. Day Job, the latest from these fun-loving guys, is nearly four years coming, and its entirely self-recorded, straight OC-ska sound is breathing new life into a scene that, by all accounts, peaked 15 years ago.

We sat down with Suburban Legends guitarist Brian Klemm to ask for his and his fun-loving bandmates' thoughts on building their own recording studio, experimenting with pop music and comic-book geekery.

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If there's one thing we learned in 2011, it's that Selena Gomez is one of a kind. SIKE! She's a product of the Disney "empire" and if there is one thing we know, it's that Disney pumps out the singing talents of kids faster than Kim Kardashian switches athletes. It's just how it goes. Disney and tweens go hand in hand. Since a new year is upon us and it's inevitable that there will be some new singing diva-ette in the 2012 spotlight, here are our picks for Five Disney Tweens to Become the Next Selena Gomez.

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Teach me how to Cat Daddy.

​So before you ask: The Cat Daddy is another hip-hop dance phenom first introduced by Los Angeles jerkin' rap group the Rej3ctz. It's kinda like the Dougie, but somewhat easier to pull off--and with a SpongeBob reference thrown in there ("Call me SpongeBob/Stackin' Krabby Patties/Bitch, I go to work/Do my Cat Daddy").

After the jump: Check out not only Tigger Cat Daddyin', Eeyore shufflin' and Pooh Bear uh, trying at Disneyland, but also the official Rej3ctz video for "Cat Daddy."
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