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The Skatalites' Larry McDonald on the Birth of Reggae Music

The Skatalites' Larry McDonald on the Birth of Reggae Music

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New World Symphony Artistic Director Stéphane Denève Wants to Turn You on to Classical Music

By Jose D. Duran
Jan 12, 2023

The French-born conductor invites every person he meets to experience the orchestra — for free.
Meet S[lab], the Collective Behind The Inflatable Skyline You Saw at III Points Last Year

By Grant Albert
Jan 11, 2023

"With inflation, there is always deflation."
For Kid2, There's Nothing Embarrassing About '90s-Style Rock

By David Rolland
Jan 6, 2023

The band recently dropped its second album, Embarrassing.
Ayleen Valentine Crafts Dreamy Bedroom Pop for Her Debut EP

By David Rolland
Jan 5, 2023

The 21-year-old released her debut EP last year.
This Is National Wake Profiles a Multiracial Punk Band Under Apartheid

By David Rolland
Jan 4, 2023

Few punk bands rebelled through the act of merely existing
Dance, Love, Feel, and Think Whenever Sohmi Takes Over the Decks

By Grant Albert
Dec 21, 2022

With another year coming to a close, Sohmi will be at Club Space on December 30.
One Small Role for a Miami Man, One Giant Leap for People With Disabilities

By Steve Wright
Dec 20, 2022

Rhonel Cinous helped test out voice-command technology on a spacecraft on a mission orbiting the moon.
Sean Paul Celebrates 20 Years of Dutty Rock

By Shanae Hardy
Dec 20, 2022

Dutty Rock served to bring the growing popularity of dancehall to a global audience.
Gladys Ramirez Fills Susi Westfall's Shoes as New Executive Director of City Theatre

By Artburst Miami
Dec 16, 2022

Gladys Ramirez has some big shoes to fill.
Danny Daze Drops Homecore! — an Album for Miami, by Miami

By Grant Albert
Dec 9, 2022

On Homecore! Miami All-Stars, released on December 9, all roads lead to Miami.
Nora En Pure Isn't Slowing Down — She's Just Warming Up

By Grant Albert
Dec 7, 2022

Nora En Pure has entered the chat.
Girl Talk Wants You to "Sweat, Scream, and Go Crazy" at Revolution Live

By Tyler Francischine
Dec 2, 2022

Pittsburgh-based producer Greg Gillis brings Girl Talk to Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale.
Mason Collective Proves Three DJs Are Better Than One

By Grant Albert
Nov 30, 2022

The trio's seamless mixing has led it to spin at clubs and festivals across the globe.
Westside Gunn Only Stops Working When He Wants To

By Olivier Lafontant
Nov 29, 2022

The Griselda Records leader calls himself a "culture god."
Artist Natasha Tomchin Brings Sight, Sound, and Scent Collaboration to Scope Art Fair

By Carolina del Busto
Nov 29, 2022

The Miami-based artist says "you just had to be there."
Artist Orianna Montenegro Harnesses the Muse of Nature and Her Venezuelan Roots

By Carolina del Busto
Nov 23, 2022

The Miami artist surrounds herself with lush plants to stay connected to her Venezuelan homeland.
All Bets Are Off for Bedouin's Return to Miami

By Grant Albert
Nov 22, 2022

Bedouin is producing its first-ever album, slated for release early next year.
Mother of Slain Professor Dan Markel Says There's No Time Limit on Grief

By Naomi Feinstein
Nov 21, 2022

Eight years after the death of her son in a murder-for-hire plot, Ruth Markel offers advice on how to get through the grieving process.
"The Right People Win in My Movies": John Waters on Liarmouth, Self-Deprecation, and Florida Politics

By Ursula Muñoz-Schaefer
Nov 18, 2022

The Pope of Trash is tired of self-righteousness.
Georgio Valentino Croons Dark Tunes on New Album Lines of Flight

By David Rolland
Nov 18, 2022

Georgio Valentino thought he had given up on music.

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