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Buscabulla Takes Depression Funk Into the Future With Debut Album, Regresa

By Olivia McAuley
Nov 23, 2021

Tropi-pop duo Buscabulla is no stranger to riding out a storm.
Kendall Band Frogs Show Mercy Want to Make You Cry and Dance

By David Rolland
Nov 19, 2021

Frogs Show Mercy is proud to be a part of the thriving Kendall music scene.
Helado Negro Eyes South Florida Homecoming Show at North Beach Bandshell

By Tom Shackleford
Nov 12, 2021

Helado Negro returns to a city that left a lasting impact on his creative spirit.
The Adage Is True: There Is No Party Without Nina Kraviz

By Grant Albert
Nov 11, 2021

Few DJs can warp, bend, and blur sounds together better than Nina Kraviz.
The Inspiring Story of an Unlikely Victim of the Vietnam War

By Joshua Ceballos
Nov 10, 2021

Kerry Gruson identifies with the Vietnam vet who attacked her, saying they're both victims of war.
Rick Moon Ponders Impermanence and Our Unifying Similarities with Retirees in "Faulty Design"

By Olivia McAuley
Nov 10, 2021

"Faulty Design" is the latest single by singer-songwriter Rick Moon.
Dion Lunadon Brings His Loud and Hyperactive Rock Sound to Gramps

By David Rolland
Nov 9, 2021

The New Zealand rocker will shred his guitar at Gramps.
Big Brother Star Memphis Garrett Opens No Man’s Land in Fort Lauderdale

By Jesse Scott
Nov 9, 2021

"No Man's Land has always been a concept that I had tucked away."
And the Emmy Award Goes to...UM's Carlos Rafael Rivera

By Artburst Miami
Nov 5, 2021

For someone who just won an Emmy, Carlos Rafael Rivera is a remarkably humble guy.
Natalia Roth Gives Miami Fortified Techno While Catching the Ears of Label Bosses

By Grant Albert
Nov 4, 2021

In the last three years, DJ/producer Natalia Roth has made a name for herself in Miami.
Qrion Delivers Dreamy House Productions on Her Debut Album, I Hope It Lasts Forever

By Alex Dias
Nov 3, 2021

Qrion has a sound blanketed in the snowy winters of her hometown of Sapporo, Japan.
Hyperpop Champions 100 Gecs Are Reshaping Music in Their Own Maximalist Image

By Jose D. Duran
Nov 2, 2021

100 Gecs music sounds like a joke — but Dylan Brady and Laura Les are dead serious.
Firstworld Lets Go of His Anxiety With a Pop

By David Rolland
Oct 29, 2021

Firstworld and Millionyoung's profound connection came in handy during the production of Pop.
Day of the Deadmau5 Takes Over Miami with the Canadian Producer Showcasing His Many Sides

By Alex Dias
Oct 28, 2021

Deadmau5 has expanded his annual one-off event into a four-day experience.
Return of Secret Society: Miami Freestyle Pioneers Frank Lords and Rudy Gil Reunite

By Alberto de la Portilla
Oct 26, 2021

In the late 1980s, if you turned the radio dial to any Miami dance station, you were likely to hear Secret Society.
Magdalena Bay Releases Debut Album, Mercurial World, to Critical Acclaim

By Jessica Gibbs
Oct 22, 2021

Magdalena Bay has long been known for its kitschy mini-videos, mini-mixes, and energetic releases.
Chelsea Handler Is Self-Aware and Eager to Share

By Julie Seabaugh
Oct 21, 2021

The comedian is back in Miami, ready to make everyone laugh together.
The Psychedelic Furs' New Album, Made of Rain, Proves the Band Isn't Quite Done Yet

By David Rolland
Oct 19, 2021

It's hard to overstate how surprisingly good the new Psychedelic Furs album is.
This Black-Owned Whiskey Brand Is Made in Florida

By Philtrina Farquharson
Oct 19, 2021

Each sip delivers sweet notes of caramel, vanilla, and butterscotch.
Nu Deco Ensemble Announces 2021-2022 Season: Robert Glasper, Anthony Hamilton, Radiohead Suite, and More

By David Rolland
Oct 15, 2021

Nu Deco Ensemble announces its return to in-person performances for its 2021-2022 season.

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