Space Resident DJ Ms. Mada Says the Future of Clubbing Remains Uncertain
The Club Space mainstay says the future of nightlife in Miami remains in the realm of uncertainty.
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For Its Inaugural Residency, Faena Art Highlights Black Miami Creatives
Faena Art welcomes Suzi Analogue, Jamilah Sabur, and Paperwater as its inaugural in-house creators.
Jonny From Space Proves Formidable in the Underground Sound
Success didn’t come easy for Jonny From Space.
Bonnie X Clyde Go Through the Emotions With “Love Is Killing Me”
Since 2015, Bonnie X Clyde has been EDM’s favorite vigilante duo.
Rony Seikaly Brings the Heat With New EP, Flying Circles
The former Miami Heat player breaks free from expectations as a DJ.
Nick León Mates Climate-Change Awareness With Electronic Music on Aguacero
Nick León throws away the notion of electronic music being solely meant for a party.
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Catching Up With Alan T: Miami’s Most Multifaceted Doorman
For 20 years now, Alan T has worked the crowd at Club Space
Deadmau5 and the Neptunes Debut Miami-Made Track, “Pomegranate”
“Pomegranate” comes together with a lush blend of steamy summer love and tropical electronic beats.
Eschewing Youthful Trappings, INVT Shows Maturity on Extrema
INVT’s new album, Extrema, is summation of various electronic genres the duo love.
Club Space’s Weekly DJ Livestream Continues With Danny Daze, Moscoman, and Others
To boost morale, Club Space is producing a series of livestreams taking place every Thursday through late May.
Danny Daze Champions a Record Store’s Survival With New His EP
Danny Daze has pledged 50 percent of the sales from his latest EP, “Propaganda & Manipulation,” to Miami’s Technique Records.
Miami’s Yoga Community Goes Virtual to Offset Quarantine Fatigue
Corpo Yoga, Tropical Vinyasa, Wynwood Yoga, and even Club Space are taking yoga sessions online to keep up wellness-minded practices in the era of social distancing.
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Storm Ultra 2020: Are Festivalgoers Planning a Makeshift Gathering at Bayfront Park?
Should the show always go on? The world of electronic music stood still Friday, March 6, when Miami Mayor Francis Suarez announced Ultra Music Festival’s 22nd edition had been nixed in an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19. Ultra’s cancelation — along with similar postponements and pauses…
Charlotte de Witte Is Among the Most Accomplished Electronic Artists Today
The prolific Belgian selector spoke with New Times in advance of her March 7 DJ set at Club Space.
Lane 8 Reaches for the Stars and Asks Miami Clubgoers to Put Their Phones Away
In many respects, Lane 8 is an old soul inhabiting a young man’s body. Daniel Goldstein — the DJ/producer who records and tours under the moniker — admires the live shows and DJ sets of yore, namely, when the concert experience was devoid of voluntary distractions. Mobile devices…
There’s Nothing Chaotic About Chaos in the CBD’s Sound
Chaos in the CBD has built a reputation for delivering a style of dance music that’s too heavy for the average house set yet too svelte to be considered techno.
Dixon Aspires to Total Dance-Floor Transcendence
The Innervisions label head is set to spin on Club Space’s Terrace on Leap Day just two months after his Miami visit for Rakastella.
Critic Hilton Als on the Shuttering of Local Papers: “It Takes Away the Reader’s Ability to Dream”
The longtime “New Yorker” culture critic and Pulitzer Prize-winning author will speak Saturday, February 22, in the Design District.
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Palms Trax’s Holistic Approach to DJ’ing Lands at ATV Records
English DJ and producer Palms Trax is acutely aware of the pitfalls of pigeonholing. “It’s something I worry about a lot. How can I represent everything I’m into musically in a way that still makes sense in the context I’m playing in?” he tells New Times.
Will Renuart Helps Where Are My Keys? Take Flight at 94th Aero Squadron
The latest edition of the Electric Pickle and ATV Records copartner’s party series is bringing Derrick Carter, Magda, and several Miami DJs together for a Presidents’ Day dance.
DJ Stingray’s Mystique and Electro Intensity Take Over the Ground
Detroit’s DJ Stingray strikes an imposing figure. His face is masked in a black balaclava, his black track jacket bears a large “D” in blackletter — representing his roots in the Motor City — and his sound carries an equally intimidating vibe: He plays a strain of electro known to surpass 130 bpm and can transform a perfectly normal dance floor into a raving mosh pit at a moment’s notice.
Justice Sonya Sotomayor Stops in Miami to Discuss Her Latest Children’s Book With Gloria Estefan
While some of us are lucky enough to find time just to hit the gym after work, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has managed to write several books. In addition to her two memoirs, 2014’s My Beloved World and The Beloved World of Sonia Sotomayor, she has also authored two…