Critic's Notebook

Tired: “President Donald J. Trump Avenue.” Wired: “Big Money Baller Street.”

Vladimir Dubyshkin will finally step foot in Miami when he spins at the Ground on March 14.

Camilo and Yami Safdie talk about their effortless collaboration.

From set times to parking and ticket prices, here is everything to know about We Belong Here Miami.

Sweat Records, Miami’s beloved independent record store, is celebrating its 20th anniversary.

Don’t miss out on Janelle Monáe’s headlining performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival Miami.

Argentine singer Nathy Peluso has been wowing crowds during her Grasa Tour, which stops in Miami Beach on March 5.

In case you thought Pitbull’s star power was fading, his sold-out show at London’s O2 Arena proved otherwise.

Soundologia Records founder Pedja Kovačević kicks things off with an ambitious three-volume anthology of experimental music.

Medium Cool Records is a natural extension of the South Beach lounge’s musical identity.

Premio Lo Nuestro delivered fantastic performances by El Alfa, Becky G, and La India.

Shakira took home the most trophies at this year’s Premio Lo Nuestro.

A$AP Rocky’s legal ordeal finally ended on Tuesday night after he was found not guilty following a 2021 shooting incident.

Jessi Uribe is the first Colombian musician nominated for a Grammy Award for “Best Regional Mexican Album.”

Bon Entendeur’s latest album, Rivages, takes from the sounds that originally inspired the French duo.

Amara La Negra, Chyng Diamond, and Shay Johnson talk about the drama going down in the sixth season.

If you only know De La Soul from its feature on Gorillaz’s “Feel Good Inc.,” now is the time to catch up.

Blond:ish describes her new album as a love letter to her fans.

K Charles, PlayThatBoiZay, and Soulja Livin Tru are among the Miami rappers set to make waves this year.

Rozet has already weathered more storms than most artists twice their age.

What the hell was Jon Batiste doing out in the suburbs performing at a small college?

Josephine Baker’s impact in Miami also extended beyond performances – she was a force for change.