Broadside – “I Think They Know”
Richmond rockers Broadside, brand new signees to Thriller Records, celebrate the move in sonic style with latest listen “I Think They Know.” An opine on the pitfalls of social anxiety […]
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Maggie Rogers & Sylvan Esso – “Anthems For A Seventeen Year Old-Girl”
Do you like Canadian indie-rockers Broken Social Scene? Are you a fan of their 2003 jewel You Forgot It In People? Well thanks for stopping by because you’re in for […]
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. […]
warner case – “let’s get down”
warner case, a name you need to know, is a rarity in the dance sphere these days. Dude has single-handedly produced, written, sung, mixed, and mastered his debut album love […]
EvoLuciane – “Butterflies”
The good vibes are flowing like wine as EvoLuciane releases his latest listen “Butterflies.” Possessing the charismatic prowess of Michael Jackson, Bruno Mars’ bounce, and a sentimental bent Usher would […]
Luke Bower – “Dopamine and Jesus”
It’s rare you’ll find a scant trace of spiritual music strewn throughout the pages of Digital High; I just don’t believe. But even the most ardent non-believer knows you need […]
Parcels – “Yougotmefeeling”
Aussie five-set Parcels, having just announced new album LOVED [out Sept. 12], lean into that fanfare with the lively listen “Yougotmefeeling.” Rich in groove and melody, the alt-pop’r resonates something […]
Lights – “CLINGY”
Canadian creative Lights is basking in the glow of sixth studio release A6 and its last preview “CLINGY.” An anthem for those suddenly finding themselves in the unfamiliar territory of […]
Lyn Lapid – “death wish”
Blossoming soloist Lyn Lapid had been on many a “ones to watch” list in the lead up to her debut album BUZZKILL drop last month. That changes now as she’s […]
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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