Prima Queen – Fool
Exciting things are happening for the busy busy Prima Queen these days as the duo recently signed to Submarine Cat Records and begin the rollout of their upcoming debut LP […]
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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. […]
Devon Cole – Sugar Daddy
Modern-minded creative Devon Cole is a proud, independent woman and is letting the world know all about it on her latest listen “Sugar Daddy.” Taken from her upcoming 2 Shades […]
tibia – Mary’s Lifestyle
Following the release of their garage=rockin’ debut “Two weeks of Gloria,” blossoming Stockholm duo tibia continues to tantalize as they launch their second such effort “Mary’s Lifestyle.” Dance-y alt-pop with […]
Nelly Furtado – Honesty
Longtime legend Nelly Furtado, dormant on the scene for a better part of a decade, rectifies that as she releases 7 (her first album since 2017) and one of its […]
Tyler Max – Never Let You Down
Silky, smooth singer+songwriter Tyler Max lets loose a slick groove as he vows to “Never Let You Down” on his latest listen. Receiving a blessing from his famous Aunt (the […]
Sam Palladio – Tears in the Carpark
Acclaimed singer+songwriter Sam Palladio releases brand new single “Tears in the Carpark” as he shepherds in a sweeping new album The Perfect Summer’s Day, Before We Lost The Light [out […]
mxmtoon – i hate texas
mxmtoon, scorned singer+songwriter, lashes out at an ex (and The Lone Star State for good measure) in a most melodical measure on new cut “i hate texas.” Previewing her newly […]
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. […]
matthew ryan thomas – change of heart
London-based bard matthew ryan thomas is embracing the camp on his articulation of queer bliss “change of heart.” Sounding sonically akin to something The 1975 would have put out during […]
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