Documentary Tomorrow’s Gone Highlights Israeli Outsider Musician Charlie Megira
Tomorrow’s Gone explores the life of the man born as Gabi Abudraham.
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South Florida’s DJ Immortal Wins DMC U.S. Championship
DJ Immortal re-enters the competitive world of DJ battles.
The Collective Bus Leaves the Station with “Take Time”
The Collective Bus is set to return to the stage for the first time in nearly a year.
Global Cuba Fest Bounces Back to Celebrate All Aspects of Cuban Music
Global Cuba Fest is back for its 14th year.
In 1968, Thee Image Was the Epicenter of Miami’s Psychedelic Rock Scene
In 1968, Thee Image served as a gathering place for Miami’s incipient hippie crowd.
Phaxas Doses IDM with Latin Rhythms on Hallucination Sister EP
Latin rhythms and rave culture mix on Phaxas new EP.
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Pocket of Lollipops Dive Into the Deep End with Seventh Album, Tiburon
Tiburon finds Pocket of Lollipop circling its listeners with purpose.
Found Sound Records Is North Miami’s New Mecca for Vinyl Junkies
If you were going to pick any year to be operating a new brick-and-mortar retail store, 2020 probably wouldn’t be it. But Rafael “Ralph” Pichardo finds his shop, Found Sound Records, thriving since it opened almost exactly one year ago. “Records are a niche,” he explains from behind the counter…
Straight Outta Wynwood Comes Xleoniduz
Xleoniduz was raised to have a strong love of old school hip-hop.
Monterrey’s Video Sees the World in a “New Light”
Monterrey finds love on its new singl,e “New Light.”
Oly’s “Waiting Around” Video Is a Dark-Pop Sneak Peek Into Her Shy Passion
Oly captures all the anxiety we’ve been collectively feeling — in a pretty pop package.
Nu Deco Ensemble and Cimafunk Blend Their Styles on New Live EP
Nu Deco Ensemble had been eyeing a collaboration with Cimafunk for quite some time.
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You Might Feel Like Dancing After Seeing The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
The documentary The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart premieres at the Dezerland Park Drive-In.
Joaquin Berrios’ New Album Is an Ode to Live Music
Berrios gave another listen to some cuts that hadn’t made the cut for his 2016 album, Garden of Eve.
The Wailers Release One World, the Band’s First Album in 25 Years
Few bands are as universally beloved as the Wailers.
Put Down That Weapon Has South Florida Artists Singing for Peace
Now would seem to be the perfect time to release an album of protest songs.
Qjam’s Debut Album, Starlight Traffic, Gets the Miami Jam Band Back Together
Qjam’s debut album is a low-key affair.
Window Shopping With Miami City Ballet on Lincoln Road
Passersby can glance at world-class ballerinas as they work on their pirouettes and pliés
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The Case for a Permanently Car-Free Ocean Drive
It’s time to say farewell to cars on Miami Beach’s famous strip.
David Lyn’s “Can’t Breathe” Hits Hard on Police Brutality
David Lyn’s new music video draws power from its brutal simplicity.
All I Can Say: The Blind Melon Documentary You Never Knew You Needed
All I Can Say is a different kind of rockumentary.
The Masks Come Off for Folktale San Pedro’s Debut EP
Folktale San Pedro says farewell to anonymity.