Holding Hands

Holding Hands (feat. Elohim)

Also known as  DELIRIOUSBEATS 

BAY AREA  EDM Bass Producer & DJ

Management & Booking inquiries:

dg1musicmanagement@gmail.com 

Legally Deaf producer of west coast bass & edm festival trap 
Also known as DeliriousBEATS 
Digital Dub has had a storied musical career over the last few years starting as a house party DJ & blossoming into the amazing producer and DJ we know today. 
With DeliriousBEATS being his more freeform creative weird bass side 
D1g1TVL DVB brings a happy dance style-low end trap bass style of eclectic and crazy blends and sound that will get you moving and grooving to your hearts content 

Sharing the stage with names such as BLAIZE, Jalaya, Glasspvck, Lita Lotus, SbassJamz, Quazar, and long time fan of the Emerald Bass Family Collective in Tahoe 

Catching himself on line ups such as 

Refuel EDM weekly 

Freaky Fridays EDM weekly 

Blueprint Records 

Bashkingz EDM weekly 
Headliner slot twice 

Full Bass Spectrum festival 

Black Skull Carnival 

And many more!!!! 


Booking this special talent will have your crowds dancing and in awe at the talented ways this musical being can bend sound to his will 

Be sure to check out some of his recent releases as well and dont miss his long awaited EP which is set to release here in the first part of 2022
 (sorry for the delay in release 
Im wanting to make sure this release is 100% ready to go as well as making sure that all my ducks are in a row for the release of the EP since it is submitted to a label)

Aiola So’ La’Ria is a genre-bending storyteller blending outlaw country, rock, gospel soul, and modern edge into songs that say what people are thinking but were taught not to feel. Her music lives in the space between grit and grace—where survival turns into strength and honesty becomes holy.
With a warm, smoky vocal tone and an emotional delivery shaped by lived experience, Aiola writes from the inside out. Her songs don’t chase trends—they tell the truth. Themes of resilience, forgiveness, love, spiritual awakening, and quiet rebellion run through her work, offering both comfort and confrontation in equal measure.
She creates for the unheard, the misunderstood, and the ones who kept going when quitting would’ve been easier. Every track is meant to feel human—imperfect, intentional, and alive.
This isn’t background music.
It’s music for people who survived something.

Holding Hands (feat. Elohim)

Quinn XCII