MUNNYCAT – Check It
Digital High is always down for new sounds so you better believe noise-pop duo MUNNYCAT’s latest is going to get the love today. “Check It,” a sonic cacophony of palpable […]
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Lesser Bay ft. Shel Bee – Better
One of electronic music’s more underrated producers, Lesser Bay, is back at it on his latest, a bouncy collaboration with Los Angeles soloist Shel Bee. “Better,” the byproduct of eight […]
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. […]
Alisky ft. Laudic – Plan B
It’s a sort of sonic European Union this morning on Digital High as Finnish producer Alisky and French soloist Laudic come together for new joint “Plan B.” An anthem for […]
Dermot Kennedy – Power Over Me
With a voice evocative of a contemporary folk-rock giant and lyrical finesse that rivals poet greats of the genre, Irish singer-songwriter Dermot Kennedy is a force to be reckoned with […]
Jax Jones And Years & Years – Play
It’s kind of curious Jax Jones has never popped up on these pages before, given DH’s penchant for dazzling dance-pop, but that changes today as the producer extraordinaire teams up […]
Bohnes – Raging On A Sunday
Former The Cab frontman Alex DeLeon aka Bohnes brings a raucous new perspective to the phrase Sunday Funday with his latest release “Raging On A Sunday.” An alt-R&B take off […]
Conrad The Third – Don’t
Sometimes all it takes is a little blend of R&B and soul to bust that Monday morning malaise; Toronto soloist Conrad The Third satisfies in spades with his latest “Don’t.” […]
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. […]
Thyla – Blue
Ahead of debut EP What’s On Your Mind [releasing February 1 c/o REX Records], Brighton post-punk votaries Thyla share the second scintillating preview “Blue.” And it kicks. Launched by thumping […]
