Delicious, jazzy and fresh with solid drums, lounge-like piano, sultry sax and sexy female vocals; Diggsville divines a seamless infusion of electronica, jazz, latin and funk with an awesome level of chill where you can immerse yourself in a world of deep groove dreamtempo jazz.

Both atmospheric and danceable, these cinematic beats will haunt your head and heart with a cinematic force that immediately transports you to an undiscovered auditory landscape. If Diggsville's songs are indeed from Nowhere then take me there!

1. Daze Of Normal Life
2. Flippin' The Phat
3. Down At The Beach
4. Wake
5. One Thing
6. Gotta Get Up
7. Angel
8. Groove Storm
9. Sway

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 9/4/2012
Diggsville lives in California USA

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Other, Chillout

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