Jess Glynne – I’ll Be There
It may have only been two years since Jess Glynne last released original solo material, but damn does that feel like a lifetime ago. Music has sorely missed her velvety […]
Float Fall – Hard Time Loving You
After years of discouraging to and fro in their music-making endeavors, Belgian duo Float Fall are back on the scene with melodic vengeance. Their latest, “Hard Time Loving You,” is […]
Antra – Go Deep
Janet Jackson’s Velvet Rope groover “Go Deep” is a Digital High all-timer. So to hear those funky-pop rhythms and sultry vocals overhauled into a trap flip, you just know some […]
The 1975 – Hello [Countdown]
Ever the darlings of charming ambiguity, The 1975 returned to their social media platforms at the stroke of midnight last night with a simple Hello, which also happened to coincide […]
Lo Lo – Yours
Getting dumped on April Fool’s day; how cruel is that? But that’s the very real and very fucked up inspiration behind singer-songwriter Lo Lo’s latest. “Yours,” an electroni-pop exercise in […]
Tone Stith ft. 2 Chainz – Light Flex
You couldn’t pay me to watch Uncle Drew when it hits theaters June 29th; there’s something wholly unnerving about Kyrie Irving donning full septuagenarian makeup to me. But I’m all […]
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. […]
S’natra – Paper Straight
Unsure and uneasy is no way to go through life. Up-and-coming rhyme-spitter S’natra knows this truth, embodying that mantra on his latest. “Paper Straight” finds the NYC native linking up […]
Maya Killtron – Satin Sheets
It may still be the early days of Spring, but Toronto talent Maya Killtron is looking to the sunny season ahead on her latest. Embracing the teenage merrymaking of her […]
Elohim – Half Love
Ahead of her eponymous debut album’s release this Friday April 27, Los Angeles eclectic Elohim shares latest taste “Half Love.” An electroni-popper carried by a pronounced bounce infused with brassy […]
