After premiering across the US, SunSong, the latest film from Spearhead Unlimited, is now live with one of the raddest crews in surfing, with the likes of 17 year-old Fijian prodigy James Kusitino, Tosh Tudor, the certified prince of tube riding, surfer-shaper phenom Kobe Hughes, hard-charging Frankie Harrer, and the silky smooth and mighty limber Indigenous Australian hammer Lungi Slabb. Yeah, that may be a mouthful, but it’s all true. Oh, and anchoring it all is the self-made emperor of style, and supreme leader of taste, Mikey February, who produced the film. Directed and edited by Sam Smith and filmed by Wade Carroll, Dave Fox, and Ian Thurtell, SunSong is a beautifully creative act that gives surfing the royal treatment. SunSong was inspired by James, who has exploded onto the international scene over the past year or so, becoming Fiji’s first professional that has become a household name throughout the surfing world. His relationship with Cloudbreak, honestly, at times seems unreal.…