Critic's Notebook

Pioneering DJ Danny Tenaglia will celebrate five decades at the turntables at Club Space on Friday.

Inspired by sleepless nights in a Florida prison, Gary Field produced a hip-hop album recorded behind bars.

“Churchill’s grand opening most likely now set for July 3,” Rat Bastard texted New Times. (Note the most likely.)

If you’ve seen Norman’s Rare Guitars, you’re familiar with Norman Harris. But you may not know the Miami connection.

Local DJs and activists embrace a blueprint that reclaims club culture as a nexus for creative resistance.

The Colombian artist’s Sendé contains just one reggaeton track – a collaboration with SOG and Peso Pluma.

The stars have finally aligned for the local songwriter to release a work she’s longed to share but held close until now.

The trio is back with a deluxe version of its breakthrough debut album.

III Points cofounder David Sinopoli describes the sonic space known as Despacio as “something you have to do before you die.”

After a run and some burpees, push-ups, planks, and squats, fans got to meet the DJ and take sweaty selfies with him.

Venezuelan singer-songwriter Joaquina navigates adulthood on her debut album, Al Romper La Burbuja.

German DJ/producer Pretty Pink brings her signature deep and melodic sound to Mazuma on Saturday.

Young Musicians Unite, Florida’s largest in-school music education nonprofit, empowers thousands of Miami-Dade students.

Do you think you look like Benito? Let O, Miami be the judge of that.

Shania Twain, Teddy Swims, Halsey, and Chris Stapleton will stop at Hard Rock Live this year.

Jose Duran has bid farewell to Miami New Times. Do you have what it takes to fill his shoes?

Rapper K. Charles is determined to preserve Miami’s authentic sound.

Swivvel explores themes of forgiveness, nostalgia, and distance on In Between the Lossless Dreams.

It was another nonstop week of partying – and I can’t wait to do it all over again next year.

LunaSol, opening in Wynwood, hopes to inject some much-needed personality into Miami’s nightlife scene.

Broward trio the Requiem has bubbled up from Florida’s swamps to deliver a blend of emo, alternative rock, and post-hardcore.