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. […]
Category Archives: Indie
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. […]
Young Clancy – Level
Classic intersects with contemporary something special on Young Clancy’s latest wistful gem. Released ahead of the Toronto singer-songwriter-producer’s upcoming EP Vol. II, “Level” draws upon inspiration from both the coarse […]
Gilligan Moss – What Could I Say?
Parting is such sweet sorrow, or in Gilligan Moss’ case, sweet sounds. After recently saying goodbye to their record label the Chi-town duo took time to contemplate the ensuing anxiety, […]
ASTRINA – You Should Run
ASTRINA [the singer-songwriter f.k.a. Daria Black] is back with a sonic warning shot, the edgy, indie-pop plea “You Should Run.” A missive for the enamored masses, the new tune revels […]
Spector – Half Life
For today’s most melodic listen I present to you “Half Life” from London five-set Spector. Taken from an upcoming EP set for release this fall, the track immediately registers with […]
Inspired & the Sleep – Getting Through
After popping up on the DH radar last summer with the aptly titled “First Time,” the boys of Inspired & the Sleep are back at it with “Getting Through.” An […]
Eighty Ninety – 10K Summer Nights
Checking in with their first new music of 2019, Eighty Ninety share a taste of their upcoming EP with “10K Summer Nights.” Written and produced by the brothers James, this […]
Jesse Merineau – She Knows
Sunny season check in: Jesse Merineau is heating up the summer soundwaves with his latest “She Knows.” Like many a pop-rock piece before, young love is the focal point here […]
Don Vail – On The Wire
For this week’s easiest listen dial up “On The Wire,” lead single from Don Vail’s upcoming album Stand Of Tide. Accessible in its tight groove and encouraging hooks, the alt-indie […]
