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Category Archives: Electronic
Cali Rodi – God Save The Queen
Blossoming soloist Cali Rodi draws on personal pain to galvanize listeners on her anthemic cut “God Save The Queen.” Motivated by the lack of response to an assault on her […]
Surf Mesa ft. Gus Dapperton – Somewhere
It’s a cross-country connection as Los Angeles beat-crafter Surf Mesa and Brooklyn soloist Gus Dapperton collaborate for the sweet-sounding smash “Somewhere.” A sunny season song for the vibe-minded, this electronic […]
For Your Weekend…
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Sody & Cavetown – Is Your Bedroom Ceiling Bored?
There might be no more frustrating feeling than letting unrelenting thought overrun your mind, especially when you’ve been self-isolating. Sympathetic singer-songwriters Sody and Cavetown have set that distress to song, […]
Health Club ft. Foley – Way Too Long
Groove something good with Health Club and Foley on their funky af latest “Way Too Long.” The Aussie act and New Zealand duo link up for a bouncy listen touching […]
Zedd & Jasmine Thompson – Funny
Zedd seems to have this uncanny ability to find some of the most striking vocalists and showcase their talent with his melodic take on electronic dance. From Hayley Williams 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. […]
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. […]
RAYE – Natalie Don’t
Updating a page out of the Dolly Parton playbook, RAYE pleads with her own Jolene on “Natalie Don’t.” On this electroni-pop appeal, the young soloist implores a former friend not […]
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