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. […]
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Baro ft. Nasty Mars & Marcus – wdubi
Thank whatever higher power you believe in that it’s Friday, then thank them for Melbourne MC Baro’s latest groove “wdubi” [short for What do you believe in?]. Produced by Nic […]
[Been Sleeping On] Youngr – Out Of My System
London soloist Youngr’s debut single “Out Of My System” has been impacting digital waveforms for a few months now, but it’s just now impacting my rotation. And I think it’s […]
Fat Pat – Tops Drop [Throwback]
The year was 1998. My fourteen year old self was itching for a learner’s permit so I could flaunt the shit out of the ’95 Ford Taurus station wagon waiting […]
MKTO – Superstitious (Chris McClenney Remix)
To be honest I was completely unfamiliar with MKTO’s current Summer serenade “Superstitious” until local music-virtuoso Chris McClenney’s revamp came across my inbox. The DMV native has done a number […]
Rihanna – Kiss It Better (KAYTRANADA Remix)
Fresh off the release of his debut album 99.9% last month, Canada’s KAYTRANADA is making waves again with his spin on one of Rihanna’s Anti singles “Kiss It Better.” Taking […]
Clean Bandit ft. Louisa Johnson – Tears
Your favorite violin-dashed EDM act are back and just as mellifluous as ever. Clean Bandit, prepping their untitled follow-up to 2014’s debut New Eyes, have released lead single “Tears” featuring the […]
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. […]
Aaron Jackson ft. Megan Hamilton – Told You So
It’s been a minute since I’ve gotten down to some proper house, but that wait is over now that Portland beatcrafter Aaron Jackson has released his latest. Via Mixmash Deep, […]
Little Big Town – One Of Those Days
Little Big Town, Alabama’s premiere country foursome, and Pharrell, urban-pop’s one man production machine; acts you wouldn’t necessarily imagine ever crossing paths in the studio, but stranger things have happened. […]
