Music

Vibra Urbana’s lineup includes various Latin pop, trap, and urbano artists who are carving their paths in the music industry.

Some people had their misguided doubts, but Usher went on to prove himself as a historic R&B icon.

You may know Bizarrap for his famous collaboration with Shakira, but the Argentinian producer has a much longer history dating back to his days of making “Combos Locos.”

May Pang’s pop-up exhibition of her candid photographs of John Lennon comes to Keshet Gallery in Boca Raton for three days in February.

“Nu Deco Lounge: 50 Years of Hip Hop” marks the genre’s landmark anniversary with orchestral reinterpretations of music by Timbaland, Dr. Dre, and, of course, Outkast.

Joshua Schwartz thought he was at the peak of what it meant to be a professional musician. Now he’s ready to do it all again as Josch.

Crosstown Rebels founder Damian Lazarus announced on Instagram that Get Lost, one of Miami Music Week’s most popular events, won’t return this year.

On Arepa Mixtape, MJ Nebreda disrupts the reggaeton genre and champions owning one’s pleasure and confidence.

Dutch producer Estella Boersma is set to make her Miami debut at Domicile on February 2.

Dombresky’s signature suave and luscious house music repeatedly finds its way to Miami.