Escape Into Tiggy’s New Release “Field Guide”

This song is a poetic lyrical expression of the beauty of nature and romance. The compelling independent singer, songwriter, and producer, Tiggy Valen, has her own original voice and artistry. “Field Guide” takes the listener on a romantic journey. Her creative songs exhibit diverse productions, which are a reflection of the various travel adventures Tiggy has experienced in the many countries she has lived in. Tiggy combines unique and melodic guitar, piano and synth melodies that we promise will immediately draw you in at first play. See for yourself below!
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