Claire Rosinkranz – Real Life
17 year old singer-songwriter Claire Rosinkranz breaks down what it actually feels like for a Gen-Z’r on her candidly honest new tune “Real Life.” Packaged as part of sonic bundle […]
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Ross Quinn ft. Maths Time Joy – So High
Catch a chilled out vibe with Ross Quinn and Maths Time Joy and their collaborative cut “So High.” A tribute to those who lift us, this woozy R&B offering matches […]
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. […]
CRITTER – PFC
Quinn Barnitt and Jake Weinberg are CRITTER and CRITTER are pretty fucking cool on their debut “PFC.” You might not expect a former rap producer and independent folk singer to […]
Shavar – Championships
Rubin Stuckey, better known as Shavar professionally, is making himself known in a big way on his big track “Championships.” Blending Brooklyn drill with traditional hard-hitting hip-hop, the young rhymester […]
Exact – Girl Logic
Exact’s sound can’t be pinned down to one genre or style, but that’s just how the self-described “anarchist on the soundtrack” planned it. His latest “Girl Logic” is a prime […]
Tommy Tranq ft. Sidney Riley – Staircase to Nowhere
It’s time for a little techno wandering as Tommy Tranq and Sidney Riley take you on a walk up their “Staircase to Nowhere.” Coming in at nearly seven minutes, the […]
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. […]
Londin Thompson – Don’t Prove Me Wrong
If you’ve never heard of Londin Thompson before, you’re damned well about to. The blossoming solo talent out of Cleveland is coming in hot with her latest “Don’t Prove Me […]
Hauskey – Go Wrong
Despite notching a few Ws in his young music-making career, Aussie soloist Hauskey can’t seem to find a reason to celebrate on “Go Wrong.” But not all is so bleak. […]
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