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.
Angelic Montero’s music borrows from a time period she wasn’t around to experience for herself.
Seraphic Fire opens its 19th-anniversary season with a virtual program designed to be reassuring and reflective.
Jackboy has faced challenges posed by his environment and upbringing, the industry, and more.
“It’s like if rap is kung fu, then my shit is tai chi,” Lofty305 says.
Kristin Robertson and Amanda Senft’s approach to music is filled with acceptance and love.
Gonzalo Rubalcaba and Aymée Nuviola are promoting their first album together.
Eartheater hasn’t found it easy to adjust to the new normal of livestreamed events, but that’s not stopping her.
On “Turn Me Up,” Kingg Bucc amplifies his brazen lyricism.
In 2020, there are plenty of things scarier than ghosts and goblins.
Treehouse is determined to toe the line between having a good time and adhering to a new normal.
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.
Rolling Loud has grown into one of the biggest hip-hop brands in the world.
Red Bull’s Spanish battle rap competition lands in Miami.
Catch Diplo, Danny Daze, Sister System, and more this weekend.
Miami bars and nightclubs are shut down over noise violations — without warning.
Des Gray has directed visuals for some of the most recognized names in R&B and hip-hop.
Juraj Kojš’ fourth solo album is dedicated to uplifting and bringing people together.
Arcangel waited five years to release Los Favoritos 2.
Oly captures all the anxiety we’ve been collectively feeling — in a pretty pop package.
Savannah Cristina uses her music as a guide to self-reflection and healing.
South Florida artists kept busy recording and releasing some tasty new tracks.
Erick Morillo, a world-renowned house DJ, was found dead in his Miami Beach home on September 1.