J Balvin and Karol G Lead the Latin American Music Awards 2021 Nominations
Colombianos J Balvin and Karol G lead the nominees with nine apiece.
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The Collective Bus Leaves the Station with “Take Time”
The Collective Bus is set to return to the stage for the first time in nearly a year.
Global Cuba Fest Bounces Back to Celebrate All Aspects of Cuban Music
Global Cuba Fest is back for its 14th year.
Ten Emerging Florida R&B Acts to Watch in 2021
These Florida R&B acts are raising the genre to new heights.
Millionyoung Prepares to Release the Most Personal Record of His Career
Millionyoung was able to get the best out of his time in isolation.
Young Breed and Dame Come Together for Wages of Sin
Rappers Young Breed and Dame are plotting their next move.
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Ten Miami Rappers to Watch in 2021
These artists are making waves by any means necessary, regardless of how many Instagram followers they have.
#BussItChallenge Rapper Erica Banks Looks Beyond TikTok Fame
Erica Banks looks to a future beyond the #BussItChallenge.
Four New Miami Music Releases to Get You Through the Last Few Weeks of Winter
After a year like 2020, we all need a could bring something new into our lives.
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How Did Dimelo Flow Land a Tyga Feature? He Slid Into His DMs
Reggaeton producer DJ Dimelo Flow took a shot in the dark on his latest single — and it paid off.
Basside Finally Releases the First of Six Sophie-Produced Tracks
Following Sophie’s death in January, Basside releases its work with the Scottish producer.
Your Spotify Bill Probably Just Went Up Nearly 15 Percent. Here’s Why.
It just went up. Here’s why.
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Calle Ocho Festival Canceled — Again
The pandemic continues to upend Miami life, as the Calle Ocho Music Festival has been canceled for the second consecutive year.
Through Sand Breaks the Rules for Its New Ways Cassette Release
Through Sand’s latest release, the four-song cassette New Ways, drops on February 16.
In 1968, Thee Image Was the Epicenter of Miami’s Psychedelic Rock Scene
In 1968, Thee Image served as a gathering place for Miami’s incipient hippie crowd.
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Feel the Love at Rolling Loud’s Virtual Festival with Fetty Wap, Lil Skies, and Yung Bleu
Loud Stream returns just in time for Valentine’s Day.
As the World Burns, Seven Serpents’ “Season of the Noose” Captures the Mental Struggles
On “Season of the Noose,” Seven Serpents skews more sludge metal.
Singer-Songwriter Justin Quiles Has His Sights Set on Superstardom
Justin Quiles has his sights set on a global hit.
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Alternative R&B Artist Q Delves Into Self-Expression on The Shave Experiment
Q has carved out his own lane in the alternative R&B space.
With “Hallucinasia,” Legs Benedict Rescores a Disney Classic
With a new musical score, Legs Benedict explores Fantasia’s themes of evolution, life, death, and pre-psychedelia.
Gigi Rowe Delivers a Sugar Rush with New Video, “Lollipops”
Watch Gigi Rowe’s music video for her new single, “Lollipops.”
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Public Works Records Celebrates Its Stable of Local Songwriters in the Round
Nick County has been crafting bittersweet, largely acoustic-driven outlaw country for years.