Ladia – Leave Me Stranded
For this week’s smoothest listen you’ll want to peep “Leave Me Stranded” from Gold Coast artist Ladia. Electroni-pop designs blend with bluesy rhythms in this melancholic tale of discarded love. […]
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Geoff Ong – Save Me The Weekend
Put your phone down and enjoy the moment. That’s the message behind Geoff Ong’s latest bounce. “Save Me The Weekend,” a dance-pop reprimand, finds the Kiwi singer-songwriter lamenting over this […]
The 101 – Statues
The 101 are an indie-pop outfit from Scotland and your new favorite act. With a knack for endearing melodies and sage lyricism, the Scottish six-piece will win you over with […]
Bazzi – Caught In The Fire
It’s hot take time; next up, Bazzi. The bar-spitter is serving up the realness on new single “Caught In The Fire.” Taking a moment to wallow in the dejected state […]
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. […]
Calvin Harris – I’m Not Alone 2019
Almost ten years ago to the day, Calvin Harris released his breakout smash “I’m Not Alone” on April 6, 2009. To mark that noteworthy happening, the now global superstar has […]
Cassia – Replica
Looking to build off their successful SXSW showing, Manchester trio Cassia share new single “Replica” ahead of their debut album of the same name [out 4/5, pre-order courtesy of Distiller […]
Someone – I Can’t Remember How To Talk To You
For the most empathetic listen of your week I present to you “I Can’t Remember How To Talk To You” from Someone. A nod to our sometime facades written and […]
The Young Punx – Rhythm Is Wild
If you ever thought big band swing and electro house were no match for each other, you’ve clearly never taken a shine to The Young Punx. Previewing their upcoming fourth […]
DallasK & Nicky Romero ft. XYLØ – Sometimes
Ease into your week with this untroubled listen from DallasK and Nicky Romero. Featuring the vocal endearments of XYLØ, “Sometimes” details the struggles in balancing the now and then of […]
