“Digging The Blogosphere” is a selection of discoveries done by Heavenly Sweetness crew through the worldwide web. For many artists, the web is the only way to spread their music, whithout the help of any records label. This compilation is the selection of their tracks found after hours and hours on the web, featuring tracks by Anjo, Badbadnotgood, Buddy Sativa, Chet Faker, Erimaj, Ocelote Rojo, KRTS, Coleman Brothers, Opolopo, Shigeto, Mo Kolours, Bubby Blunt. Release Date is 16.03. Pre-Order here … keep on diggin’.
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Chet Faker – No Diggity
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