Digital High’s Top 20 Tunes Of 2015 [10 – 6]
DH’s Top 20 Of 2015 [20-11]: 20. “Love Me” – The 1975 19. “Home” – Madeon 18. “Can’t Feel My Face” – The Weekend 17. “17” – Cyrus ft. Packy […]
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Digital High’s Top 20 Tunes Of 2015 [15 – 11]
DH’s Top 20 Of 2015 [20-16]: 20. “Love Me” – The 1975 19. “Home” – Madeon 18. “Can’t Feel My Face” – The Weekend 17. “17” – Cyrus ft. Packy […]
Digital High’s Top 20 Tunes Of 2015 [20 – 16]
It’s the middle of December so you know what time it is; the annual guessing game of which coworker will be the sloppiest drunk at your office holiday party. Oh, […]
Rip_Chord – Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays
Editor’s note: I usually reserve Thursday’s space as throwback territory, but for a variety of reasons I couldn’t pass up this cover of an NSYNC Christmas classic. Unbeknownst to me, […]
The 1975 – UGH!
The 1975’s new 80’s inspired sound, unlike the decades other forgettable styles, is here to stay. Taking to Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 radio show, the band just premiered I like […]
Fiona Apple – Criminal [Throwback]
The year was 1997. A young singer-songwriter was in the midst of stirring the music establishment up with her particular brand of raw lyricism and unashamed passion. Fiona Apple, then […]
[Been Sleeping On] Panic! At The Disco – LA Devotee
Panic! At The Disco’s Death of a Bachelor is shaping up to be an easy 2016 favorite with each charismatic preview. Their latest offering, last month’s “LA Devotee,” is more […]
The 1975 Announce 2016 North American Tour
Having announced their upcoming UK tour dates last month, The 1975 are ready to open up the love for North American audiences. This spring fans will be able to take […]
Coldplay ft. Beyoncé – Hymn For The Weekend
I was never very good at basic math but I’m pretty sure Coldplay + Beyoncé x late-night club antics = your new favorite jam aka “Hymn For The Weekend.” Premiered […]
Florence + The Machine – Delilah (Galantis Remix)
Another day, another dope remix for your listening pleasure. Swedish beatmakers Galantis inject new life into Florence + The Machine’s “Delilah,” upending the contemplative cut off of their latest album […]
