Taylor Swift – September (Earth, Wind & Fire Cover)
Taylor Swift’s beef with music streaming services, namely Spotify, was both extensive and well documented. But those tensions began to ease last year and today it seems like a full […]
Category Archives: Country
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. […]
Eighty Ninety – Live At Degraw Sound
2017 is already off to a fruitful start for fans of Eighty Ninety. Earlier this month the James’ brothers decided to reward fifteen lucky loyalists with a secret show at […]
Steve Hussey and Jake Eddy pair up to bring “The Miller Girl”
Whenever we think of country, we think of storytelling and beer drinking. Yes, “The Miller Girl” is a reference to the beer and the miller girl is portrayed in the Miller […]
Justin Ryan has us longing for Summer with “Warm Whiskey Nights”
The storyteller, Justin Ryan, is back with a wondrous tale of the summer that we all long to go back to. When the weather is just right, the moon is […]
The Band Perry – Comeback Kid
The Band Perry, country music’s powerhouse sibling trio, have just released a new crossover cut entitled “Comeback Kid.” Written by the three and co-produced alongside Benny Cassette the track “is […]
EIGHTY NINETY – Elizabeth EP
Abner and Harper James are the Brooklyn brother duo EIGHTY NINETY that wowed with self described ‘808-country’ gem “Three Thirty” earlier this year. Now they’re at it again with the […]
EIGHTY NINETY – Three Thirty
Always with an ear out for fresh and creative sounds, I was lucky enough to come across brothers Abner and Harper James, better known as the electro-country duo EIGHTY NINETY. […]
Alan Jackson – Chattahoochee
The year was 1993. Like most 9 year olds I was an innocent trouble maker, a playful rule breaker. But I guess it took because here I am two decades […]
[Been Sleeping On] Model Aeroplanes – Club Low / Sam Hunt – House Party
Dundee’s Model Aeroplanes, think a Saint Raymond fronted The 1975, have been turning out full fledged indie-pop excellence for months, but I’m just now growing familiar with the foursome. Their […]
