Chasing dreams while chasing toddlers: how Miami’s musician moms are rewriting the rules of success
Across the Magic City, these women are rewriting an outdated narrative that motherhood represents the end of artistic ambition.
Across the Magic City, these women are rewriting an outdated narrative that motherhood represents the end of artistic ambition.
The local DJ returns from Berlin to play Floyd while starting a machine learning role at MIT.
Long Play Thursdays is a weekly residency at Wynwood’s Sable, launching on August 6 with electro future jazz duo TWYN and DJ Angelica Rose.
The non-profit is devoted to teaching girls ages 8-17 how to play musical instruments, write original songs, and form bands.
The Miami dive bar and venue celebrates another trip around the sun with a free two-night party featuring a robust lineup of local music.
“We’re hosting these free classes because we believe art, music, and technical knowledge should be public goods.”
For nearly a decade, the popular nightclub with locations in Miami, Medellín, and Madrid has occupied a mythical place in reggaetón culture.
From concerts featuring local bands to national acts, these Miami events are raising money and collecting donations for victims of the recent Venezuela earthquake.
With this challenge, DJ Eddy Palermo Aims aspires to raise money for Friends of The Underline.
Ahead of the release of her new single “Gordichii,” Miami’s favorite Chonga celebrates her 305 roots in the song’s music video.
The international music production company founded by EDM promoter Pasquale Rotella, will remain involved with Club Space and Factory Town.
The song is a bop with a bouncy beat produced by J. White Did It, the same man behind Cardi B’s viral breakout “Bodak Yellow.”
The People’s Club brings a new event series to The Island at Bayside Marketplace with Walshy Fire, Everyday People, and local collectives.
Part botanicals/coffee bar, part performance space, The Sound Library aims to lift up Miami’s cultural communities.
From radio shows to baile funk nights, Brazilian music is moving from the margins into the center of the dance floor.
Sweat Records is among 11 independent record stores participating in a new vinyl take-back pilot program launched by Warner Music Group.
The event will happen on July 26 featuring Alexa Lash, Eddy Gatoe, Oscar Sardiñas, and others.
Through a partnership with Art House Academy, the park will host live music while expanding education, scholarships, and opportunities for young artists.
The party series is taking over Fooq’s for a one-night event blending music, food, and immersive experiences.
From the crushing riffs of Cavity and Torche to the infectious melodies of Gloria Estefan and Marc Anthony — not to mention classic anthems from Rick Ross and 2 Live Crew — there’s something here for every kind of sweat session.
The summer is heating up — and so is the diverse local music scene.
From Afro-Latino soul and trans folk to underground electronic music and drag pop, these artists are creating the soundtrack to a more expansive Miami.