Critic's Notebook

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.

On Con Cariño, MJ Nebreda and Danny From Miami blend reggaeton and electronic sounds to danceable results.

GospelFest 2024 will bring together singers from 19 South Florida churches under the direction of four choirmasters.

For Orlando Mendez, country music isn’t just about melodies and chords; it’s a reflection of his identity and heritage.

Adam Ganuza, Rhythm Foundation’s newly appointed executive director, has ambitious ideas for the cultural nonprofit.

The Latin Grammys will take place at the Kaseya Center on November 14, marking the third time Miami has hosted the ceremony.

Jaden Thompson is one of the youngest DJs to hold a residency at London’s nightlife institution, Fabric.

Masterful Afro-Cuban exile Daymé Arocena delves into the world of Latin pop with her new album, Alkemi.

Miami music producer Justin Wiggins is determined to leave his mark on the music industry.

Yissy García will lead Bandancha in concert for Women on the Drums at the Miami Beach Bandshell on Saturday, April 6.

Ovy on the Drums is ready to step into the spotlight with Cassette 01, his collaborative EP with Myke Towers.

On the first Friday of every month, Sunshine Jazz aims to showcase local jazz artists and promote Overtown’s emerging cultural life at the Lyric Theater.

Rodney Jones’ self-styled whistleblower complaint against Diddy’s hip-hop empire alleges a level of debauchery only Miami could produce.

Every week, Always Lunes pushes out the most comprehensive guide to underground events in and around Miami.

The raids were carried out weeks after a record producer accused Diddy of groping his anus and forcing him to cavort with Miami sex workers.