Puff Daddy & The Family ft. Pharrell Williams – Finna Get Loose
If you’re like me you missed the BET Awards this passed Sunday night; which means you missed the epic Bad Boy reunion thrown by Puff Daddy. Fear not though, the […]
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Chris Styles ft. Adam E & SmCity – I Don’t Believe In Love
Living/blogging in Washington D.C., you’re exposed to an underrated abundance of quality music, across a wide swatch of genres and venues too. It’s a vibrant scene that doesn’t get the […]
System Of A Down – Chop Suey!
The year was 2001. Certain Armenian-Americans had yet to rise to prominence with their endeavors in worldwide dumbing down. Certain other Armenian-Americans were actually contributing worthwhile artistry, respected by fans […]
Adam E – Burnt Out
When Digital High last checked in with Adam E earlier this year he had just released “Back 2 Life,” a personal favorite off of his Rock Star Life EP [still […]
Jess Glynne – Ain’t Got Far To Go (Acoustic)
UK starlet and soon-to-be household name, Jess Glynne, is having a month to forget. Cancelling festival appearances due to an undisclosed throat illness isn’t necessarily the best way to promote […]
Rudimental ft. Anne-Marie & Will Heard – Rumour Mill
Rudimental is quickly winning me over with each new We The Generation release and their latest is no exception. “Rumour Mill,” featuring a fresh vocal assist from fellow Brits Anne-Marie […]
Magic City Hippies ft. EMEFE – BRNT
Your June may have felt like a month on Mercury, but Summer2k15 is now officially fucking here*. Back on the scene with a worthy addition to any Summer playlist, Magic […]
Bonnie Raitt – I Can’t Make You Love Me
The year was 1991. A forty something country-pop star would release the ultimate jilted love anthem, providing droves of the dejected with a downbeat theme song for their litany of […]
Beck – Dreams
Beck, still riding Grammy’s Album of The Year high, has just released the first taste of what he’s called “probably the opposite [of last year’s Morning Phase].” It’s a cheeky […]
Skylar Spence – Can’t You See
Ditching his Saint Pepsi moniker after running into legality issues earlier this year, the talented Ryan DeRobertis, re-purposed as Skylar Spence now, is readying the release of his upcoming LP […]
