Timmy Skelly – Meet Me In Nowhere Land EP
The new year’s first taste of truly stirring tunage has arrived in the form of Timmy Skelly’s newly minted, eight track EP Meet Me In Nowhere Land. This collection of […]
Category Archives: Americana
Timmy Skelly – “Summer of ’16”
Fave’d up-and-comer Timmy Skelly is bringing his self-assigned brand of “Midwest y’allternative” to the mainstream once again as he sets a wholly wistful mood on his new tune “Summer of […]
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. […]
Luke Bower – “Dopamine and Jesus”
It’s rare you’ll find a scant trace of spiritual music strewn throughout the pages of Digital High; I just don’t believe. But even the most ardent non-believer knows you need […]
Izzy Mahoubi – “Wanted”
Unrequited love for a d-bag is one of the more perplexing relationship entanglements we can find ourselves in. Alt-folk act Izzy Mahoubi sets that silly situation to song on her […]
Somebody’s Child – “Last Night I Held Your Hand”
Dublin creatives Somebody’s Child are kicking off their 2025 in fine fashion as they release their sonic sentiment on the growing importance of maturation today, the poignantly penned “Last Night […]
Timmy Skelly – Breckenridge Lane
After simply wowing with his debut single “Come On Diana,” Timmy Skelly follows that up with the equally emotive and indelible “Breckenridge Lane.” A stirring ode to the creative’s small-town […]
The National Parks – Scenic Route
Sit back and take it all in with The National Parks and their slice of life listen “Scenic Route.” It’s an alt-rock reminder of the good things in life, cut […]
Timmy Skelly – Come On Diana
As far as electrifying, debut singles go, newcomer Timmy Skelly is up there with the best of ’em as he absolutely stuns with “Come On Diana.” This alt-Americana ode to […]
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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