Yung Gravy ft. TrippyThaKid – Steppin On The Beat
There may be not be a more swagged out rhymer than Yung Gravy these days. The young’n is riding high a streak of bumpin’ bangers and his latest is no […]
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Dijon – Many Times
The energy is raw and emotion pouring out on “Many Times,” the latest release from Maryland’s own Dijon. Appearing on the singer-songwriter’s upcoming debut album, the new cut is steeped […]
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. […]
JUNO – Zero
And this is sound of me giving exactly zero fucks With that declaration, Brisbane duo JUNO make it clear they aren’t here for your bullshit on debut tune “Zero.” The […]
TUYS – Muddy Beach
TUYS cordially invite you to a trippy, dystopian getaway known as “Muddy Beach” on their latest. The Berlin four-set take on digital echo chambers with this alt-pop look at the […]
Glass Animals – I Don’t Wanna Talk (I Just Wanna Dance)
Solid life mantras appear in many modes and varieties. Today’s comes in the form of Glass Animal’s latest “I Don’t Wanna Talk (I Just Wanna Dance).” The Oxford four-set are […]
Alice Merton – Hero / Island
One of pop music’s more underrated talents is back with a fiery new release, the double single “Hero / Island.” A double dose of alt-pop reality, the two tracks sum […]
Lemonade Baby – Is It Too Late
Lemonade Baby, Aussie up-and-comer, seeks forgiveness through alt-pop persuasions on new release “Is It Too Late.” Despite its conciliatory lyricism, the entirely upbeat controbution does a good job maneuvering the […]
Dj Marc Money – Blessed
Feel a sense of deep optimism with Dj Marc Money and his deep house dancer “Blessed.” It’s all about the positive affirmations from the Indiana act as he delivers a […]
Maty Noyes – Diggin’ Da Blunt
If you need a sonic buzz, Maty Noyes captures a dang vibe on her new joint “Diggin’ Da Blunt.” The R&B-hued, pop groove, taken from the young soloust’s debut album […]
