Archival Feedback Soundtracks Film River of Grass With the Noises of the Everglades
Sasha Wortzel’s River of Grass features an Everglades-inspired soundscape by local duo Archival Feedback, merging environmental urgency with sonic art.
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Jesse Perez Keeps Chalk’s Legacy Alive With Soulful Remix
The Miami producer revisits Chalk’s hauntingly beautiful “You Oughtta Know,” nearly a decade after the artist’s death.
Fat Jesu$ and the Gospel of DIY
Fat Jesu$ brings Miami’s underground hip-hop to Gala Palm Beach on Saturday, October 18, with Soulja Livin’ Tru, Tund3, King Pone, and more.
Elena Rose Unveils Her Bendito Verano: A Debut of Light, Healing, and Purpose
The Venezuelan hitmaker-turned-performer transforms vulnerability into strength with a record that blends pop, afrobeat, and tropical soul.
Doral Opens Miami’s First Amphitheater in 20 Years
Doral debuts Miami’s first new amphitheater in two decades with a 4,000-capacity venue and an electrifying opening night concert by Gente de Zona.
Troy Kurtz Takes a Big Step Forward With Meridian Slide
The local DJ and producer is set to drop new tracks via Danny Daze’s Omnidisc label.
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Jacuzzi Boys En Español
Miami’s indie band will perform their first all-Spanish set on October 26.
Booka Shade Returns to Miami with Nothing but Live Music
The German duo will perform live at ZeyZey on October 17, bringing songs off their latest release, For Real
Demian Licht Brings a True Live Performance to Miami
The Ableton pro will make her Miami debut on October 10 at Shirley’s at Gramps in Wynwood.
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The Beat Goes On: Gloria Estefan’s 50 Years in Music
From a Dupont Plaza wedding to world stages, the Queen of Latin Pop reflects.
Tumbao Marks Four Years as One of Miami’s Hottest Parties
Fans of reggaeton, perreo, and dancehall will celebrate this Saturday at the Underline in Brickell.
Miami’s Music Power Player Lex Borrero Plots Next Move
After leading Tainy’s Data, managing Will Smith, and producing shows for Netflix, Lex Borrero eyes a new frontier.
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Magic City Hippies Returns to Miami With Breakup Anthems
After two years away, the indie rock band will perform at ZeyZey in October.
Coffee and Beats Marks One Year in Miami With Sold-Out Daytime Show
A year in, Coffee and Beats celebrated in Wynwood, redefining how people come together through music.
Willy’s, Wynwood’s Gay Bar, Announces Closure
In a short time, the venue became a hub for the LGBTQ+ community.
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From Outcast Anthems to Adulthood: How Tyler, the Creator Shaped My Journey of Self-Discovery
As Tyler, the Creator’s music evolved and matured, so did I.
Pregame Before Ultra Music Festival Aboard the Brightline
Brightline’s “Next Stop: Ultra” train will feature live DJ sets and surprise experiences.
Pay Delay: Ultra Music Festival Food Truck Operators Say California Subcontractor Stiffed Them
Food truck operators say getting paid for working Ultra Music Festival in April has been an ultra-nightmare.
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This Is National Wake Profiles a Multiracial Punk Band Under Apartheid
Few punk bands rebelled through the act of merely existing
Rvdiovctive Continues to Find Its Groove in Miami
Devon James and his crew found their forever home in the 305.
Dillon Francis Wants to Sing All Night Long
Dillon Francis is still an absolute riot.
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The Five Best Miami Art Week 2021 Parties
From ranging from breezy, open-air affairs to sweaty, late-night dance floors and everything in between.