Critic's Notebook

Eighteen-year-old Dominican rapper Lismar is making moves in Santo Domingo’s underground hip-hop scene.

Brazilian singer-songwriter and guitarist JoÁ£o Bosco’s work has endured the decades, and he shows no signs of slowing down.

In his first decade in Miami, a big life change led Daniel Milewski to take his songwriting more seriously.

A native of Palmetto Bay, Zzz. has released his major label debut EP, Sam.

Bacilos’ newest album eschews the use of beat tracks or computers to generate sounds, exuding a pronounced Cuban influence.

After all these years, Monsieur Periné’s Catalina García and multi-instrumentalist Santiago Prieto don’t take themselves too seriously.

Aldana Aguirre, Ceci Leon, and Vedala Vilmond of Darumas are ready to share their music with the world.

From his fractured friendship with J Balvin and the ticket prices for the Most Wanted Tour, fans seem to be souring on Bad Bunny.

Feid told fans to pull up sometime between 5:30 and 6 p.m. – a bad idea when you’re talking Brickell during peak rush hour.

Faena Theater’s unique design sets this venue apart from the other entertainment venues in the city.

The longtime Colorado promoter’s role is expanding across the continent.

Camila Cabello teases her upcoming fourth album, C,XOXO, which sees the singer delve into a more avant-pop territory.

For musician and filmmaker Michael Cantalupo, Gather ‘Round is a manifestation of Miami’s evolving musical landscape.

SiriusXM host and producer Will.i.am was tired of waiting for tech companies to catch up on representing BIPOC communities.

The cornerstone of Skee Mask’s work is his emphatic mixes and the mosaic of dance genres woven into them.

On the more personal and emotional album Reflexa, Danny Ocean invites listeners to reflect on themselves as they tune into its 12 tracks.

To remain up to code, Club Space needs to close this summer. The venue will host pop-up events at sister venue Factory Town.

Regional Mexican music singer-songwriter Jasiel Nuñez is focused on releasing his music and performing in front of audiences.

The Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix comes to town, bringing a weekend of nonstop partying.

At M2, veterans and newcomers alike can witness an extraordinary four-hour showcase by venerated grandmaster Carl Cox.

Unsin returns for a third year with an expanded lineup of panels, workshops, live performances, and more.