RALPH – No Muss No Fuss
Another day, another electroni-pop earworm for RALPH. The Canadian chanteuse, prepping the release of her upcoming EP, shares preview “No Muss No Fuss” and it’s a bop. A brush-off adorned […]
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Ashe – Not How It’s Supposed To Go
Toxicity can rear its ugly head in all facets of our lives, but it never seems to be so damaging as when it begins to seep into a relationship. Enter […]
Church & AP – Roulette
It’s bounce for days on New Zealand duo Church & AP’s latest, “Roulette.” And Digital High is here for it. There should be no surprise these two are one of […]
Ezra Jordan – Is It Just Me
Breakups are never easy, but Toronto soloist Ezra Jordan is here to dull that hurt with his latest “Is It Just Me.” Commiserate in sonic style as the upbeat electroni-pop […]
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. […]
ASTRINA – You Should Run
ASTRINA [the singer-songwriter f.k.a. Daria Black] is back with a sonic warning shot, the edgy, indie-pop plea “You Should Run.” A missive for the enamored masses, the new tune revels […]
Mateo – Free
We may be in that sunny season home stretch, but that doesn’t mean we have to let those sanguine Summer vibes fade anytime soon. Enter latest Storm Music signee Mateo […]
Spector – Half Life
For today’s most melodic listen I present to you “Half Life” from London five-set Spector. Taken from an upcoming EP set for release this fall, the track immediately registers with […]
Hermitude ft. Buddy & BJ The Chicago Kid – OneFourThree
Threading hip-hop and electronic sounds together for a palatable mix is no easy task, but Hermitude laugh at that notion on their latest, “OneFourThree.” A collaboration with scene heavyweights Buddy […]
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. […]
