Catch Your Breath – “Red Alert”
Austin four-set Catch Your Breath are putting out some serious hard-rock heat on their newly minted album Not Broken Enough. Listen to the last single release and you’ll know why. […]
Tiger Braun-White – “Runway Baby”
If you’re in the mood for an optimistic, reflective, and groove-led pop song about learning to live in the moment (instead of always waiting for the right one) then I […]
Bad Waitress – “Loving Kind”
For their first preview of new album In The Hollow [out Oct. 30], Toronto art-punk’rs Bad Waitress bring the edge on “Loving Kind.” The new cut, flipping the familiar love […]
Internet Girl – “ALL THE SAME”
South African three-set Internet Girl are a brand new find for Digital High but I have a good feeling you’ll be seeing more of this trio here if they continue […]
Live Well – “KIDS”
Emo-punkers Live Well are well excited to share the new tune “KIDS” from their upcoming EP MORE THAN YOU CAN GIVE [out Sept. 3] and Digital High is well excited […]
Johnny Foreigner – “The Concrete Collar”
UK quartet Johnny Foreigner are just about ready to release their new LP FORWARDS! [out Sept. 4] but have one more taste with “The Concrete Collar.” Composed with their hometown […]
Quavo – “Trance (Walk It Down)”
Quavo continues his QRÖMELIFE rollout with a familiar bounce on his latest listen “Trance (Walk It Down).” Executive-produced by one of the greats in Pharrell Williams, this hip-hop heat has […]
Gurriers – “Nothing Happens Twice”
Dublin five-set Gurriers are in the final phases of their Nobody’s Coming To Save You rollout [out Sept. 25] and have released new tune “Nothing Happens Twice” as a closing […]
Lightwatch – “See You Again”
Lightwatch, rising rockers out of Nashville, are exploring themes of grief, remembrance, and hope on their newest release “See You Again” and its one of the more poignant listens you’ll […]
For Your Weekend…
Like any busy music blog, Digital High’s inbox gets hit up with submissions ranging from the ridiculous to the ridiculously good, that this one dude can’t possibly keep up with. […]
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