Sainvil Navigates the Ups and Downs of a Tumultuous Year on 2020 Was Hijacked
Sainvil’s new seven-track EP is fittingly titled 2020 Was Hijacked.
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Miami Commissioners Ban Nighttime Music Without Listening to Public Outcry
The city received eight hours of recorded public comment in opposition of the ordinance but commissioners heard none of it.
Add These Seven Miami R&B Artists to Your Cuffing-Season Playlist
Light a warm-scented candle and slow things down with these melodic offerings.
After Battling Self-Doubt, Jhay Cortez Finds His Confidence in Reggaeton
Jhay Cortez comes out of his shell to conquer reggaeton.
Rolling Loud Announces New Dates for 2021 Festival
The hip-hop gathering will now take place on May 7-9, 2021 at Hard Rock Stadium.
Lucinda Williams Honors Her Influences With an All-Covers Streaming Series
Lucinda Williams honors her influences with an all-covers streaming series.
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Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs and Bonobo Join Forces to Produce “Heartbreak”
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs collaborated with fellow British expat Bonobo to produce Heartbreak.
Monterrey’s Video Sees the World in a “New Light”
Monterrey finds love on its new singl,e “New Light.”
The Black Market Festival Braves New Territory With Outdoor Event
The Black Market Festival moves forward outdoors — and socially distanced.
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Sweat Records Announces $15 Wage for Employees
Sweat Records announced that would pay its employees $15 per hour.
Angelic Montero Filters Y2K Aesthetic Through a Gen-Z Lens on You Get Me? Mixtape
Angelic Montero’s music borrows from a time period she wasn’t around to experience for herself.
Seraphic Fire’s “Still.Here.” Explores Music Written During Past Pandemics
Seraphic Fire opens its 19th-anniversary season with a virtual program designed to be reassuring and reflective.
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Having Beaten the Odds, Sniper Gang Rapper Jackboy Is Feelin’ “Like a Million”
Jackboy has faced challenges posed by his environment and upbringing, the industry, and more.
Producer Lofty305 Finds Creativity in Isolation
“It’s like if rap is kung fu, then my shit is tai chi,” Lofty305 says.
Boiish’s Kristin Robertson and Amanda Senft Champion Inclusivity Through Music
Kristin Robertson and Amanda Senft’s approach to music is filled with acceptance and love.
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Gonzalo Rubalcaba and Aymée Nuviola Pay Tribute to Their Havana Childhood with Viento y Tiempo
Gonzalo Rubalcaba and Aymée Nuviola are promoting their first album together.
Eartheater Emerges From the Ashes on Her New Album, Phoenix
Eartheater hasn’t found it easy to adjust to the new normal of livestreamed events, but that’s not stopping her.
Kingg Bucc Teases Forthcoming Project With a New Single, “Turn Me Up”
On “Turn Me Up,” Kingg Bucc amplifies his brazen lyricism.
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The Ten Best Halloween 2020 Parties in Miami
In 2020, there are plenty of things scarier than ghosts and goblins.
Treehouse Returns With New Lounge Layout and a Laid-Back Vibe
Treehouse is determined to toe the line between having a good time and adhering to a new normal.
Miami Commissioner Proposes Ban on Outdoor Music From 8 p.m. to 8 a.m.
Miami could approve a ban on all outdoor music from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. at businesses neighboring any sort of residential property.
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Rolling Loud Goes From Homegrown Festival to Global Brand
Rolling Loud has grown into one of the biggest hip-hop brands in the world.