Critic's Notebook

Canadian producer Jacques Greene is back in the studio, working on his upcoming fourth album.

On her ninth album, Kany García makes the life of a pop star relatable to a wider audience.

Better known as Claude VonStroke, Barclay Crenshaw is ready to see where his music will take him on his terms.

A crowd gathered at Tropical Park to see who most resembled the Puerto Rican superstar.

After taking a bit of an EDM detour, DannyLux is back in the studio working on a new project of regional Mexican music.

On Friday, local influencer Emely Hernandez is hosting a Rauw Alejandro look-alike contest at Tropical Park.

Fans of Chance the Rapper will have the opportunity to listen to unreleased music from his upcoming project, Star Line.

The best part of the Latin Grammys might have been the sheer number of events and parties that took place in the lead-up.

Colombian pop singer Ela Taubert isn’t feeling the pressure of what lies ahead for her.

At the Kaseya Center downtown, the Latin music industry gathered for the biggest night of the year.

Drake publicly coveted a rare Mercedes. A Miami dealership delivered, but the deal went off the rails. Here’s what went down.

Set to the music of Daft Punk’s Discovery, Interstella 5555 has been remastered in stunning 4K.

This would have been the third annual Kodak Black Day hosted by the controversial rapper.

Live music industry publication Pollstar has recognized Miami’s homegrown music festival, III Points.

Casa Spotify, Perro Negro, Verizon – there are plenty of parties you can attend during Latin Grammys week.

British DJ/producer Michael Bibi is set to return to the Magic City for the first time in two years.

Jon Batiste and Cimafunk also join Janelle Monáe on the lineup for the 2025 festival.

Haitian DJ Francis Mercier continues to bring Afro house to dance floors across the world.

Melissa Etheridge and the Driver Era will perform at the 3,400-person venue in the coming months.

Dei V is bringing back the swagger that made the island of Puerto Rico such a hotbed of talent.

With authenticity in mind, Tumbao has blossomed into a party that celebrates Latin culture in its entirety.

Hocus Pocus returns October 31-November 2 with more stages and more music.