From the Bronx to Ibiza, the Martinez Brothers Have Become Global House Music Stars
The NYC duo will curate and play their own stage at Miami’s Ultra Music Festival.
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Kybba Talks Miami Debut and Global Dancehall Rise
The Italian star discusses how “Ba Ba Bad” went viral from Colombia to worldwide club stages.
Heels on the Main Stage: Inside the World of Ultra’s Angels
From shufflers to aerialists, the Ultra Angels power Miami’s biggest electronic festival with precision and grit.
Attila Mobile Studio Helps Miami Artists Find Their Sound
French singer-songwriter and producer Attila Mendez is on a mission to encourage authenticity over perfection.
Miami Rapper Goes Viral Freestyling About Publix Pub Subs
A 20-year-old Florida man is going viral for his freestyle rap videos at a Publix in Miami, inspired by his love of Pub Subs.
FKA Twigs Talks Miami, Eusexua, and Body High Tour
For this special edition of our podcast, we caught up with the British musician as she rehearsed for the kickoff of her upcoming U.S. tour.
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The Man Behind the Lemonade: A.C. Is Still a Coconut Grove Legend at 80
At 80, the founder of A.C.’s Icees in Coconut Grove is still serving sweet lemonade to generations of families at Kennedy Park.
John Summit’s Experts Only Will Take Over Space for 21 Hours During Miami Music Week
The Chicago native will bring his Experts Only label to Club Space for a 21-hour Miami Music Week takeover
International Women’s Day: Miami Musicians Speak on Industry Bias
Ana Paz, Melvys, and Maeve McMahon discuss sexism, expectations, and progress in the music industry.
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Rise & Bang This Saturday at Midline Miami
9 AM Banger, the curated, frequently sold-out morning dance party taking the nation by storm, returns to the Magic City.
How a Bronx Dishwasher Built One of Miami’s Best Taco Spots
Chef Nuno Grullon went from Bronx dishwasher to Uptown 66, the Miami taco spot behind the “Best Taco in America.”
Frost Art Museum to Host a Music Improvisation Workshop
Led by local composer/guitarist Diego Melgar, the MOVE series aims to help attendees expand creative horizons
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Miami’s Algorhythms Music Group Reimagines the Label Model
The local company is building a new label model through joint ventures and nightlife partnerships.
Looking Back to Move Forward: How Cumbia Is Reclaiming Miami’s Dance Floors
Across Miami, cumbia’s roots are resurfacing through live bands, community spaces, and a new generation reshaping tradition.
Miami Bands Rally for Immigrant Rights as ICE Presence Grows
Sonora Tukukuy plays at Las Rosas this weekend, to support the Right to Freedom Network and immigrant rights.
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Renata Bozzetto Is Leading the Fight for Immigrants’ Rights in Florida
Her day-to-day comprises everything from community presentations to actively mapping out where and when ICE detentions take place.
Normandy Fountain Centennial Brings Music to North Beach
American Idol alum Kimberley Locke will perform at La Poubelle as North Beach marks 100 years of the Normandy Fountain.
David Foulquier Bets Big on Fooq’s Return in Little River
David Foulquier brings Fooq’s back in Miami, mixing ambition, bold flavors, and a bet that Miami is ready for Little River.
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Coconut Grove Bookstore Now Serves Miami’s Hottest Banh Mi
A Coconut Grove bookstore is going viral for its banh mi sandwiches, and its Food Network-starring chefs are the reason why.
Inside Bar Bucce, Miami’s Only James Beard Bar Nominee
Bar Bucce in Little River is Miami’s only 2026 James Beard Best New Bar semifinalist thanks to its community-driven founders.
Pete Holmes Puts His Imperfections on Display on the Comedy Stage
The comedian and podcaster thrives on the feeling of a roomful of strangers realizing they’ve all made the same bad choices — and then laughing about them together.
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New Wynwood Venue Midline Aims to Keep Touring Artists in Miami
Eric Fuller and Jeremy Waks built Midline, the Wynwood venue Miami’s touring circuit has long been missing.