From Audien and Joris Voorn to Josh Wink and Rebekah, Miami Music Week is packed with events celebrating dance music.

Occupying a space that formerly served as a fallout shelter during the Cold War, Mode brings a diverse slate of nightlife offers from a team with decades of experience.

On Arepa Mixtape, MJ Nebreda disrupts the reggaeton genre and champions owning one’s pleasure and confidence.

Dutch producer Estella Boersma is set to make her Miami debut at Domicile on February 2.

Dombresky’s signature suave and luscious house music repeatedly finds its way to Miami.

The next musical evolution for Club Space resident Malóne is the launch of his new record label, WhyNotUs.

Growing up in the Canary Islands informed Spanish producer Pablo Fierro’s style of groovy and hypnotic Afro-house.

Berlin-based producer Gene On Earth will go back-to-back with Dyed Soundorom at Floyd on New Year’s Eve.

Suzi Analogue and Tokimonsta’s 2011 album, Boom, has been remastered and introduced to a new generation of listeners.

Chicago native John Summit went from a club-goer to a globetrotting DJ and producer in record time.

Despite the name, Natalia Roth and Jean Pierre’s EP, Pitch Black, is warmer than it lets on.

After a few months apart, French duo Polo & Pan will come together for the Art With Me festival during Miami Art Week.

Released on Diplo’s Higher Ground label, Cole Knight’s EP, Keep It Cute, is an homage to the ghetto house subgenre.

Nii Tei’s EP, Disco Africa, in collaboration with D.C.’s Late London, weaves Miami flavor and European flair together with the music of Tei’s native Ghana.

While Giorgia Angiuli can’t spin, she is a classically trained musician with an arsenal of synths, drum machines, and guitars.