Critic's Notebook

Miami Beach Commission revokes local “Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Day” in light of the rap mogul’s recent sexual assault allegations.

Since his breakthrough, Feid has reminded everyone that dancing the pain away is the best cure for a broken heart.

A new A&E documentary zooms in on the life of Wu-Tang Clan founding member Ol’ Dirty Bastard.

You have until July 8 to vote for your favs for this year’s Premios Juventud.

No stranger to South Florida, Wax Motif is set to return this weekend for a DJ set at Daer nightclub.

Álvaro Díaz expands his sound on his long-delayed sophomore album, Sayonara.

David Guetta sets his sights on Miami and Las Vegas in 2025 for a two-year DJ residency.

It’s the whiplash of life epitomized into a record and the kind of introspection you need a warning label for.

Why is the band’s following being taken over by a growing number of listeners who were in diapers at their peak?

For more than three decades, La India has continually pushed the boundaries and transformed the Latin music scene.

Even with millions of streams, Lil Crix only started taking his music career seriously about two months ago.

Ice Spice will hopefully deliver the good kind of Y2K bug when she stops at the Fillmore Miami Beach this summer.

Across two weekends, partygoers said farewell to Club Space, which is closing down for the summer to complete some necessary renovations.

Brother Marquis joined the 2 Live Crew in 1986, cementing his status as a Miami hip-hop icon.

A veteran of the local music scene, Giacomo is emerging as a solo musician with his latest single.

Rob49 embarks on his first nationwide tour at midsized venues – a big step considering he and Skilla were playing club shows not too long ago.

Freaky Friday is an all-inclusive, all-ages safe space for patrons to show up and dance or mosh to local bands.

Fans talk to New Times about their love for Latin music superstar Bad Bunny.

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.