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. So I’m going to batch post the best of the bunch every Friday to help you slide on into your weekends. It’s my chance to spread even more exposure to the excess of deserving artists out there. Enjoy!

Zella Day – “Golden”
tap into the disco vibes with the Cali creative and her melodious groove; grab a copy courtesy of Concord Records

BAD – “Bubblebath”
the synth-pop duo break it down something sudsy on this funky, self-care anthem; grab a copy courtesy of the two

Maxwell Varey – “Psycho”
psychedelic grooves and funky, electro-rhythms feature prominently on the 18 year old newcomer’s DIY selection; grab a copy courtesy of the indie act himself

Bliss Williams – “Make Time For Mourning”
the forlorn lyrical content juxtaposed against a decidedly cheery backbeat may seem odd, but that’s just how the London-based creative likes it; grab a copy courtesy of Colorama Records

Bloxx – “Magnet”
piercing riffs and a bombastic beat never sounded so sweet than on this moment of alt-pop perfection; grab a copy courtesy of Chess Club

Carter Ace – “The One and Lonely”
stepping outside of any mainstream lanes, the young rhymer charts his own path with a particular flow and connection to his sound; grab a copy courtesy of Let’s Get It | Republic Records

Pretty Sister – Catalina
the long awaited debut album of the velvety-toned vocalist is finally here and its smooth blend of funk, R&B, and pop influences does not disappoint; grab a copy courtesy of the soloist himself