Bribery Corporation, Miami Record Label and Fashion House, Takes on Trump
Miami’s Bribery Corporation, a record label and fashion house, takes a creative approach to resistance under Trump.
Miami’s Bribery Corporation, a record label and fashion house, takes a creative approach to resistance under Trump.
Elastic Bond’s “Honey Bun” explores what it means to connect as humans in the digital age.
The transition from child starlet to mainstream pop diva can be rife with awkward and uncomfortable moments, as young stars become adults right in front of the world’s eyes. Every pop star who’s made the leap has put her own stamp on the big change. Christina Aguilera graduated from The…
Shovels & Rope, performing at Culture Room, balanced caring for their newborn and recording their latest album, Little Seeds.
Radiohead opens tour supporting A Moon Shaped Pool at the American Airlines Arena.
Denny Laine discusses his time with The Moody Blues and Wings, and his current tour with The Cryers.
Richard Shelter plans a screenplay, a book, and reunion weekend celebrating Miami’s ’80s punk heyday.
Ellen Allien talks border walls, women in electronic music, and Miami Music Week.
Jim Camacho launches his new web series and podcast on the art of songwriting and challenges his guests to write a song in 30 minutes.
A rundown of the best afterhours sets and parties at Miami Music Week.
As Ultra Music Festival inches toward two full decades as the premier dance-music event in the nation, in 2017 the festival doesn’t have a single woman among its headliners and only a handful in the rest of the lineup. Though it would be nice for the events surrounding Miami Music…
Deaf Poets return with a new album, Lost in the Magic City, and video for “Celestine.”
A rundown of the ten best dive bars in Miami: Churchill’s, Bougainvillea’s, Kill Your Idol, Grove Bay Grill, Sandbar, Taberna Las Rosas, Mac’s Club Deuce, Lost Weekend, Seven Seas, and Irish Times.
Too few female performers mar an otherwise exciting Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival lineup.
Cuban singer Danay Suarez was born a poet. She doesn’t speak in sound bites, as many singers in the digital age do in interviews. Instead, she answers questions about her music and message with all the thoughtfulness and seriousness of someone giving a speech at the United Nations, occasionally sprinkling…
Lucinda Williams talks writing about heartbreak, loss, and politics.
Elastic Bond has never been the kind of band to concern itself with limits, be they conventions of genre, language, instrumentation, or influences within the group’s music. Songwriters Sofy Encanto, from Honduras, and Andres Ponce, from Venezuela, exist in two spaces at once, influenced by the music they heard growing…
As empty bottles pile up on the corners of tables, wine enthusiasts walking in for a tapas meal at Boca Raton’s Vino Wine Bar on Thursday nights are treated to singer Kendra Erika’s chameleonic musical transformation. Erika begins the night singing jazz standards and the songs of today’s retro-inspired divas — Sade, Amy Winehouse, Adele. But as the night progresses…
Greyhounds hope to bridge audience and genre gaps when they headline Day 2 of the Coconut Grove Arts Festival.
Some women make it look easy. Businesswomen, artists, mothers, partners, friends. Sometimes all at once. A woman can inhabit many lives in just one day while traversing a minefield of societal expectations: Be soft but not weak. Strong but not emasculative. Sexy but chaste. Honest but not biting. Throughout her…
In its quest for “good TV,” the Grammys ignore some of today’s best artists.
To live in Miami is to live in paradise. While the rest of the country gets up at the crack of dawn to shovel their cars out of the snow and endure freezing temperatures, a mid-February beach day isn’t out of the question for a South Floridian. And the organizers…