Lauran Hibberd – What Do Girls Want?
An open-ended question if there ever was one, but on her new track “What Do Girls Want?” Lauran Hibberd attempts to get to the bottom of the loaded query. Through […]
Category Archives: Indie
Night Lights – Talk To Me
It’s been too long since Digital High has checked in with eclectic rockers Night Lights. Their brand of cheerful indie pop always brings a smile to the face so it’s […]
Smoke Season – Boys Of Summer (Don Henley Cover)
Lasting covers are few and far between so when you come across one, relish the moment. Don Henley’s wistful reflection “The Boys Of Summer” is a sunny season standard so […]
Running Red Lights – Salt
With dynamic rhythms and vibrant melodies setting the pace, it’s unsurprising you might do a double take when recognizing Running Red Light’s latest is actually the 2018 Canadian Songwriting Contest […]
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. […]
The Slow Readers Club – Supernatural (Shikari Sound System Remix)
Self described as stewards of indie electro doom pop, The Slow Readers Club are crafting compositions right below the mainstream. Self described as abusers of genre boundaries, Enter Shikari are […]
Creature Canyon – Did You Want That
Creature Canyon, a trio of SoCal music-makers, are in the business of crafting energetic rock that moves and grooves. Their debut single “Life I Know” reaped initial successes by virtue […]
Petrie with JESS – June
It may be the first Friday of a furibund August 2018 but that doesn’t mean we can’t take a moment and look back fondly on a simpler, kinder time that […]
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. […]
Brother Savannah – Time Lapse
Brothers Simen and Espen Langseth Folkestad, Norwegian hit-makers, are better known by their less wordy, musical moniker Brother Savannah. Their brand of pop is infectious and accessible, key to their […]
