Diggy Down

"Diggy Down"
Single by INNA featuring Marian Hill
Released	November 25, 2014
Format	CD, digital download
Recorded	2014
Genre	EDM house trap
Length	3:14
Label	Roton, Ultra Records, Empire
Writer(s)	Play & Win Ilsey Juber Marian Hill Vlad Lucan
Producer(s)	Vlad Lucan
INNA singles chronology
"Low" (2014) "Diggy Down" (2014) "Summer in December" (2014)

Diggy Down is a song by Romanian dance/pop singer INNA featuring American electropop duo Marian Hill. Written by Marian Hill, Play & Win members Sebastian Barac, Marcel Botezan and Radu Bolfea along with English /American singer/songwriter Ilsey Juber and produced by Romanian producer Vlad Lucan, the song premiered on 25 November 2014, on INNA's YouTube channel.^[1]

"Diggy Down" was an overwhelming radio hit in her native country România, becoming her most successful single to date as it reached number one on the România Airplay 100 and spent six weeks at the top.

Track listing

• iTunes Digital Single ^[2]

1. "Diggy Down" (feat. Marian Hill) - 3:10
2. "Diggy Down" (feat. Marian Hill) (Extended Version) - 4:42

Music video

The official music video for "Diggy Down" premiered on YouTube on December 9, 2014. It amassed more than 22 million views, as of March 16, 2015.^[3] The music video became one of Inna's most successful clips on the Romanian TV music channels, reaching number one on the weekly songs-on-TV chart compiled by Media Forest, on February 9, 2015, staying there for ten non-consecutive weeks.^[4]

Chart performance

"Diggy Down" entered the România Airplay 100 on January 11, 2015 at number thirty-nine, becoming her twenty-fourth charting single in her native country (as lead and guest singer). It reached number ten on February 1, 2015 as her first single (as lead singer) in three years to enter the top ten, being "INNdiA" (feat. Play & Win) in January 2013 the last one. Furthermore, it is Inna's twelfth top ten song. On March 1, 2015, the song peaked on the top of the Airplay 100, becoming Inna's second number one single in Romania after "Amazing", which stayed on top for four weeks in 2009.

Charts

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