Aiida – Talk (About What?)
Norway’s own pop singer-songwriter Aiida does what she does best on new tune “Talk (About What?),” captivates and charms with her brand of endearing musicality. Leaning on a retro-funk affects […]
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Miss Fortune ft. Bradley Walden – All The White Lies In The World
Rock away the troubles of today with four-set Miss Fortune and Emarosa member Bradley Walden and their collaboration “All The White Lies In The World.” Pulling from post hardcore and […]
Matt Ryder – Run
London-based beatmaker Matt Ryder has this week’s slickest listen and it’s only Monday. “Run” is smooth 2-step with a Detroit Techno garnish as groove and melody combine for a velvety […]
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. […]
Self Esteem – Moody
With her Prioritise Pleasure [out 10.22] preview ongoing, singer-songwriter Self Esteem rolls out the latest look at her track “Moody.” The alt-pop cut highlighting the struggles with self-sabotage engages with […]
Magdalena Bay – Hysterical Us
Magdalena Bay’s new LP Mercurial World is a nice listen from start to the end of track 14, but it’s their cut “Hysterical Us” that will make you really take […]
bbno$ ft. Rebecca Black – yoga
bbno$ might be 2021’s brightest, breakout stars. After a string of buzzworthy previews, the quirky entertainer releases his new album eat ya veggies and it’s full of choice cuts. But […]
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. […]
Agnes – Here Comes The Night
The power of music is palpable, realized by anthemic singer-songwriter Agnes on her powerful new piece “Here Comes The Night.” The third single taken from her upcoming long-player Magic Still […]
Callen – Grew Up In My Head
We were all wide-eyed kids once, anxiously waiting to grow up and become cool adults. But that luster kind of fades when we reach maturity and realize all the bullshit […]
