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Category Archives: Pop
The Pussycat Dolls – “Club Song”
It’s been dang near five years, but famed act The Pussycat Dolls return to the pop sphere to give the girls what they’re dying for: a “Club Song.” Reuniting as […]
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. […]
Boy Throb – “Finger” | “Can’t Stop The Throb”
Boy Throb, comprised of pink-clad members Anthony, Evan, Zachary, and the Visa-challenged Darshan are the probably-fake boy band currently going viral for satirizing the entire industry. But their grooves? 100% […]
MARIS – “Body On Fire”
MARIS kicks off her new year in new style as she unleashes some pop heat with the red-hot release “Body On Fire.” The bold new bop charts a course towards […]
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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. […]
Greg Shilling – “Holy Water”
Los Angeles singer+songwriter Greg Shilling is checking in with one of the more accessible and breezy grooves of the year with the salvation-set “Holy Water.” In this pop-bop’d metaphor for […]
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. […]
Couch – “Middle Man”
Having wowed with an extensive run of short-players to this point, Boston retro-soundsters Couch have quickly become one of Digital High’s favorite new finds. So it’s a pleasure to highlight […]
Nadia Younes – “Run”
Los Angeles soloist Nadia Younes taps into a decades old sound for her latest listen “Run” and turns out a true bop in the process. Early aught era pop hears […]
