Critic's Notebook

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On his 2024 album Fearless Movement, saxophonist and bandleader Kamasi Washington let the music come together naturally.

Florida-based musicians Doechii, Muni Long, and Tony Succar took home trophies.

Blanca blends Afrobeats, reggaeton, and pop into her faith-based music.

Since opening in 2014, E11even has become more than just a venue – it’s an ever-growing brand.

Jazz in the Gardens will return March 8 and 9 with Lauryn Hill, New Edition, Busta Rhymes, Doechii, Toni Braxton, and others.

Hailing from Spain, Holika Festival will make its Miami debut with performances by Yandel, Jhayco, Paulina Rubio, and others.

A short letter to Post Malone about how to make vinyl records fun, accessible and inclusive.

The local and international noise music community comes together to champion discordant sounds.

From Hyde Beach to Daer, soak in the rays at Miami’s best dayclubs.

Premio Lo Nuestro will broadcast live on February 20 from the Kesaya Center in downtown Miami.

Con Cora Land will benefit Karol G’s foundation, which helps empower women regardless of their background.

Crosstown Rebels boss Damian Lazarus is back in town for a set at Club Space.

On his sixth album, Bad Bunny is longing for home and preserving the culture he loves so much.

South Florida Folk & Acoustic Music Festival serves as a three-day meeting point for local lovers of quiet music.

DJ duo Parkline is taking the party out of the club.

A plethora of local bands are keeping Miami’s music scene alive.

After growing up in suburban Boca Raton, Jaacobi finds his sounds in Miami’s burgeoning electronic music scene.

Brazilian producer Alok uses his superstar status to bring awareness to the Amazon rainforest and the tribes that call it home.

A disco diva and a neo-R&B talent are joining the lineup of the Miami edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival.

In 2003, a young Danny Daze spun an electro set from the Womb’s studio in South Beach.

For 30 years, the Spam Allstars have been championing a multilingual party vibe.