Junette Reyes

Junette Reyes is a Miami native multimedia journalist with previous writing credits at FIU Student Media, South Florida Music Obsessed, and WLRN. She generally prefers chilling with cats over humans and avoids direct sunlight to maintain her ghastly appearance.

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Miami Girls Rock Camp Offers More Than Music

By Junette Reyes
Mar 29, 2018

It's tough to transition into the real world after a week of rockin’ sisterhood bonding at Miami Girls Rock Camp (MGRC). You’re left with only memories as you say goodbye to bandmates and inspirational volunteers who have guided you at every step.
Grey 8s Plan on Ending 2016 With a Bang, New Eight-Track Album

By Junette Reyes
Oct 17, 2016

A couple weeks ago, the Grey 8s had the privilege of returning to III Points for the second year, making the group one of only a few local acts that can call themselves III Points veterans. The psychedelic-tinged blues rocker band, made up of guitarist/vocalist Danny Burns, drummer Andres Bedoya,...
With Debut Album, Above the Skyline Hopes to Be "a Band That Puts Our Scene on the Map"

By Junette Reyes
Oct 3, 2016

It has been a time of transformation for everyone's favorite Homestead youngins, Above the Skyline. Since our last conversation, the band's infrastructure has shifted with a change of lineup following the release of the group's latest EP, A Different Breed. A mutual parting with bassist Elisha Ewing left originals Zach Wood (vocals), Eric...
Death to the Sun Turns to GoFundMe for Help With This Year's Concert

By Junette Reyes
Sep 27, 2016

This will be the second year since Death to the Sun has returned to the Miami music scene, its three-year hiatus having snapped in 2015. The concert's organizer, Ricardo Guerrero, has undergone a sort of phoenix-rising story himself during his quest to revive his music festival. He's never quite shied...
Monthly Pop-Up Miami Paradise Wants to Highlight the City's Live Electronic Acts

By Junette Reyes
Sep 9, 2016

Despite its flaws, the city of Miami is often viewed by outsiders as an oasis, a little humid slice of heaven. The locals, on the other hand, know it's more complicated than that, and learn to love it or simply tolerate it. But one group of young entrepreneurs simply couldn't...

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