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Alex Anwandter – Gaucho
Ahead of his upcoming project Dime Precioso [out May 24], Chile’s Alex Anwandter both intrigues and impresses with his anthemic dance preview “Gaucho.” The accomplished musician+producer+film director instantly charms on […]
Juliana Madrid – Just Enough
The brass is arresting and the rhythm driving on Juliana Madrid’s latest listen “Just Enough.” Snatched from the NYC creative’s upcoming EP set for later this year, the opine on […]
Club Lotus – Stole My Ace
It’s time to reclaim stolen love as Club Lotus release their resolute-minded single “Stole My Ace.” A rumination on affection thieving, the anthemic alt-indie cut ratchets up the sonic synergy […]
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. […]
Vacant Weekend – Talk
Manchester trio Vacant Weekend are checking in with a sunny season preview as they release new tune “Talk” to the masses. Taken from their maxi-EP due out this summer, the […]
Young Franco ft. Master Peace – Wake Up
Famed Aussie beat-crafter Young Franco taps UK riser Master Peace for a fresh fusion of sound on new release “Wake Up.” Linking gritty, alt-hip-hop with pointed, punk poetry, the quick-hitter […]
Nisa – Dance Alone
Wrapping up the rollout of her debut album release this Friday, Nisa shares the final Shapeshifting preview “Dance Alone.” Sultry grunge-pop is the name of the game as the NYC […]
Kynsy – Money
Dublin creative Kynsy has signed with new label Nice Swan Records and drops a doozy in conjunction. “Money” is raw, emotional, and a paradigm of alt-indie sound. Driving riffs arrest […]
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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