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Sports Records Celebrates Its Sixth Year the Only Way It Knows How

By Grant Albert
Jul 14, 2022

The team behind the label has a penchant for all things house.
Miami's Music Scene Absorbs the Loss of Las Rosas

By Caroline Val
Jul 8, 2022

The humble Miami venue was home to a variety of local musicians and their fans.
Lamebot Reveals More of Himself on His New EP, TBH...

By David Rolland
Jul 5, 2022

The Miami producer isn't looking to hide anymore.
Indie-Folk Group Stillblue Isn't Slowing Down

By Mathew Messa
Jul 5, 2022

Stillbue's influences come from all genres and all parts of the world.
Wet Mango Fest Goes IRL for Its Second Edition

By Catherine Toruño
Jun 15, 2022

Wet Mango Fest is making its IRL debut on Saturday at SkateBird.
Las Rosas Celebrates Five Years as Miami's Live-Music Hub in Allapattah

By Jose D. Duran
Jun 2, 2022

Music was never meant to be Las Rosas' primary focus.
Still Rockin': Miami Beach Rock Ensemble Celebrates 50 Years of Coaching Young Musicians

By Alberto de la Portilla
May 24, 2022

Students of the high-school program have gone on to have successful music careers.
Isabella Acker Launches Miami-Based Recording Label, Tigre Den

By Carolina del Busto
Apr 22, 2022

A record label was a natural progression for the music-industry vet.
Shaped by His Time on The Voice, Pxtn Releases New Single, "Looking"

By David Rolland
Apr 15, 2022

The former contestant on The Voice is ready to share his new single with the world.
The Floridians Take a Second Stab at the Psych-Rock Sounds of Their Naranja EP

By Catherine Toruño
Mar 21, 2022

Psychedelic-rock band the Floridians are set to release a re-recorded version of their Naranja EP.
Pocket of Lollipops Puts on Tidal Tracks at Epoca Brewing, Showcasing Local Music

By David Rolland
Mar 17, 2022

Tidal Tracks takes place on the third Saturday of every month.
Rhythm Portal Is a New Weekly Party That Will Feed Your Soul

By Carolina del Busto
Mar 16, 2022

Rhythm Portal takes place every Wednesday at the Center for Subtropical Affairs.
Jay Thomas Puts His Hopes and Anxieties to Work on Butterfly Parade

By David Rolland
Mar 10, 2022

Jay Thomas is preparing to release Butterfly Parade, a new album that channels the pain and anxiety everyone's felt the past two years.
Indie-Folk Singer Mikah Amani Explores Queer Love on His Debut Album, The Hooded Crow

By David Rolland
Mar 1, 2022

Mikah Amani's life came to a halt when quarantine began two years ago.
Stop Calling $not an Emo Rapper

By Olivier Lafontant
Feb 16, 2022

$not prides himself on putting his own spin on the conventional tropes of contemporary rap.
Twelve'Len Wants to Make Room for Other Artists

By Stevenson Altidor
Feb 4, 2022

Twelve'Len is focused on being more than a musician.
Cash Money's Eighty8 Reveals Details About His Upcoming EP, Rise of the Ape

By Tony M. Centeno
Jan 28, 2022

Eighty8 plans to blow up in the rap game under Cash Money Records.
Denzel Curry Announces Tour, Premieres Music Video for New Single, "Walkin"

By Olivier Lafontant
Jan 26, 2022

Denzel Curry makes a smooth return into the limelight with his latest track, "Walkin."
Palomino Blond’s Debut Album Is a Testament to the Struggle and the Glory of Being a Miami Band

By Jeremy David
Jan 21, 2022

The members of Palomino Blond are no strangers to the torments Miami dishes onto its creative residents.
Twelve Florida R&B Artists to Watch in 2022

By Shanae Hardy and Cleveland Rowe
Jan 18, 2022

R&B is forever — and it's evolving.

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