The Kelseys – Save The World
After impressing with the absolutely enthralling “FOMO” earlier in the year, The Kelseys are back at it with their latest “Save The World.” Nailing that indie-pop aesthetic, the Ann Arbor […]
Category Archives: Indie
Robyn Harris – If I Have To Tell You
Inspired by a decades-old sound, Robyn Harris leaves toxicity behind on her latest release “If I Have To Tell You.” With soaring synths and bolstered bass blend, the Nashville vocalist […]
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 – Happier
Bittersweet is the name of the game on Eighty Ninety’s new tune “Happier.” With the help of Grammy-nominated producer Gian Stone, the James brothers are back with a hauntingly sweet, […]
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. […]
Voodoo Bandits – Backyard Wrestling
Taking on the strifes of ambitious pursuits, Voodoo Bandits share their juxtaposingly-so, feel-great rocker “Backyard Wrestling.” Incorporating fuzzy riffs and garage-esque chord progressions, the Isle of Man four-piece build a […]
Split The Dealer – Harmony
Honest introspection is best heard over an animated melody. At least that’s the case with Split The Dealer’s latest cut “Harmony.” The young soloist opens up about his creative process […]
Sarpa Salpa – Forwards Backwards
Get your ass in gear with Sarpa Salpa and their truly invigorating, alt-pop push “Forwards Backwards.” First foray since the Northampton act’s Say Something EP earlier in the year, the […]
Sneaker Club – Seventeen
Rocking an alt-indie-pop aesthetic from the first bar, Canadian four-set Sneaker Club have nailed the sunny season vibe with their latest single “Seventeen.” At first listen you’ll find yourself bopping […]
SODAPOP – Watered Down
Santa Barbara soloist SODAPOP and his alt-indie gem “Watered Down” are anything but. Approachable riffs fix the feel before a groovy bounce engages and a velvety vocal imprint takes the […]
