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"'''Didjital Vibrations'''" is the ninth track off of the album ''[[Travelling Without Moving]]''[[Travelling Without Moving|.]] | {{Stub}}{{Song|cover=TWOM.jpg|name=Didjital Vibrations|artist=[[Jamiroquai]]|album=[[Travelling Without Moving]]|released=28 August 1996|length=5:49|label=Sony Soho Square (UK) | ||
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Epic (Japan)|genre=Acid jazz, funk, disco|writer=[[Jay Kay]], [[Sola Akingbola]], [[Derrick McKenzie]], [[Toby Smith]]|producer=[[Al Stone]] & Jay Kay|bpm=N/A}}"'''Didjital Vibrations'''" is the ninth track off of the album ''[[Travelling Without Moving]]''[[Travelling Without Moving|.]] | |||
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Song by Jamiroquai from the album Travelling Without Moving | |
| Released | 28 August 1996 |
| Genre | Acid jazz, funk, disco |
| Length | 5:49 |
| Label | Sony Soho Square (UK)
Work (US) Columbia (Canada) Epic (Japan) |
| Writer | Jay Kay, Sola Akingbola, Derrick McKenzie, Toby Smith |
| Producer | Al Stone & Jay Kay |
| BPM | N/A |
"Didjital Vibrations" is the ninth track off of the album Travelling Without Moving.