Banji – Listen
If you’re in the mood for an entirely fresh sound might DH suggest Banji’s glitchy, alt-pop debut as an idea? The Netherlands-based four-piece’s “Listen” combines indie-retro influences and modernized flash […]
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Ellie Bleach – I Thought I Saw You Last Night
Popularizing a 70s-style, piano ballad is no easy feat in today’s electro driven soundscape, but London-based bard Ellie Bleach is making the most of it on her new single “I […]
AIRPORTS – Loser
Sporting a synth-pop style similar to The 1975 and a vocal aesthetic akin to Lauv, AIRPORTS is poised to make a name all for himself on “Loser.” A DIY project […]
Meduza ft. Dermot Kennedy – Paradise
After breaking through with “Piece Of Your Heart,” Italian beat-makers Meduza may have an even bigger hit after linking up with Irish act Dermot Kennedy. “Paradise” is an ambitious dance […]
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. […]
Lauryn Macfarlane – Friendly
The songwriting process can be arduous, painstaking, and long or if you’re like Lauryn Macfarlane it can be quick and painless. Ok say that description concerning her debut single “Friendly” […]
Griff Clawson – Chasing Highs
After making a name for himself as a go-to feature on tracks from Matoma, Manilla Killa, and Boombox Cartel, Griff Clawson is ready for his own moment on debut solo […]
Crush Club – Domino
It’s easy to long for the dancefloor days of our pre-pandemic past. It’s even easier to relive them now that NYC duo Crush Club have dropped their alt-dance ode to […]
Noisy – I Wish I Was A…
Being a pop-star, seeing the future, and brown hair top Noisy’s wants in their subversive anti-anthem “I Wish I was A….” Taken from the English trio’s similarly titled EP, the […]
VYNYL – Quite Like You
What better way to make a debut splash than with a charming alt-pop piece. At least that’s the case Colorado four-set VYNYL are making with their offering “Quite Like You.” […]
