Blossom – Fool
Turn up the speakers and groove one out to Blossom’s tech-house heater “Fool.” The London-born, Phoenix-based DJ-producer makes her Thrive Music debut in grand fashion, coupling potent bass stylings with […]
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MONOWHALES – The Hand That Feeds (NIN Cover)
Covering an act like the iconic Nine Inch Nails takes great care and respect. Good thing MONOWHALES have that taken care of on their “The Hand That Feeds” versioning. A […]
Maya Killtron ft. Format-440 – Guaranteed
Now that autumn is in full swing, look back fondly on the sunny season with Maya Killtron and her ode to summer “Guaranteed.” A contemporary Boogie collaboration with co-writer and […]
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. […]
Sidney Riley – Villain
In the spirit of the season, Digital High favorite Sidney Riley returns with his synth-pop treat “Villain.” While not entirely monstrous, the new tune tells the tale of a could-be […]
Monsoon – Don’t Move
Hailing from Athens, Georgia, Monsoon break a brief hiatus with the release of their newest single “Don’t Move.” It’s the lead preview of their upcoming concept album [due next year] […]
The Cadillac Three – Devil’s Lettuce
There are many euphemism’s for marijuana out there, but “Devil’s Lettuce” just might be the most humorous. It’s folksy and funny while cutting straight to the point and the tile […]
Jack White – Taking Me Back
Jack White is back. The longtime hitmaker returns to the scene for the first time in nearly four years with the raucous and rousing “Taking Me Back” Off of the […]
Social Order – In Your Eyes
There’s been far too much hype around all the bad that the pandemic has to offer, but there are some positive stories if you look hard enough. Take for instance […]
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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