The new single and visual for “Dig Duggin” from arena rock outfit A.D.A.M. Music Project featuring No More Kings. “Dig Duggin” is inspired by classic 80’s arcades, from the 1982 coin-op video game phenomenon “Dig Dug”. Pete Mitchell from No More Kings was tapped to sing and his delivery is cool, mischievous, and unapologetically funky. The groovy modern rock song feels like an homage to both the golden age of arcade gaming and the pure adrenaline of a killer rock track.
With over 150,000 fans, every song from A.D.A.M. Music Project is a tribute to video game characters of past and present. AMP is known for their musical collaborations and genre-blending sound, bringing together top-tier musicians to celebrate gaming culture through music.
AMP (A.D.A.M. Music Project) was founded by Adam DeGraide with the idea that collaboration is one of the best ways to make music. Wanting to create a unique and prolific sound utilizing many talented artists with various voices and musical gifts. . . AMP was born.
With their long term friendship and shared love of all things rock Dameon Aranda and Adam DeGraide decided to partner up on the project by co-writing and co-producing AMP. The band is unique because it features many different singers and musicians from all walks of life. Some of the main contributors to the band are Adam DeGraide (Music Director, Guitar, Bass, Keys, Programmer and Arranger and Lead Vocals) Dameon Aranda on lead vocals and guitar solos, Gabe Aranda, Lacy Saunders, Macie Cantrell, Hartleigh Buwick, Myra Beasley, Joel Driskell and Adam Aguilar all on lead vocals, Jay Gleason & Eric Gillette on lead guitar, Neil DeGraide from (Dirt Poor Robins) on lead guitar and Jeff Hall on drums.