Hablot Brown – Ain’t No Secret
Hablot Brown are bringing the silky smoothness something special on their latest. “Ain’t No Secret,” first taste of the independent trio’s third EP set for consumption this November, is parts […]
Hablot Brown are bringing the silky smoothness something special on their latest. “Ain’t No Secret,” first taste of the independent trio’s third EP set for consumption this November, is parts […]
Tapping into that fresh afrobeats sound, Fabolous is exciting ears everywhere in the lead up to his Summertime Shootout 3 mixtape. The Brooklyn rhyme-spitter’s “Choosy” connects hook and verse from […]
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. […]
The 90’s never died thanks to Electric Guest and their visual homage to the overly-decadent decade “Play With Me.” Playing off the sultry R&B vibes of the throwback track, the […]
After slowing it down something sentimental with his poignant prose “Dear Diary” earlier this year, Anthony Ramos gets to groovin’ on his latest. “Mind Over Matter,” next installment from the […]
While there may not be a clear consensus on what causes the sensation of familiarity with brand new situations, there’s no debating Dallas Thornton’s take on the phenomenon is fresh. […]
The feeling of genuine enjoyment is fascinating. The opportunity to experience it through song is even more appealing. Run River North and their alt-pop piece “OKAY COOL” check both boxes. […]
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-described as “a supervillain trying to be the dopest,” London’s GR3YWXLF lives up to his own hype on “Lavish.” Already the rhyme-spitter’s ninth release of the year, the latest sonic […]
Cat Janice’s carefree and catchy-as-hell “Crypto Kids” has somehow snuck under the Digital High radar for months now, but such a solid song can go unheard for only so long. […]