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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.
Watch Humbert’s "You Said" Video — So Beautiful, It'll Make You Weep

By Liz Tracy
Nov 17, 2022

Humbert's RSD Black Friday release is the quartet's first vinyl offering.
Le Poodle Finds Inspiration and Comfort in Her Bedroom

By Jose D. Duran
Nov 3, 2022

Le Poodle has a good reason for the long span between her releases.
Enter the Donzii Universe with the Band's New Single "Grave"

By Liz Tracy
Oct 28, 2022

Donzii is more than a band. Donzii is an experience.
Rachel Angel Explores Emotional Hardships on Her Debut Album, Midnite Heart Attack

By David Rolland
Oct 7, 2022

The singer-songwriter has a love/hate relationship with her hometown.
Pocket of Lollipops Drops Eerie Music Video for "Skulls and Muscle Tones"

By Mathew Messa
Oct 6, 2022

Pocket of Lollipops has dropped a music video for the Tiburon track.
Singer-Songerwriter Miluhska Launches Solo Career with “Loba”

By Carolina del Busto
Sep 30, 2022

The 24-year-old singer-songwriter began her career during the pandemic.
Chan Marshall and the "Power" of Words

By Flor Frances
Sep 15, 2022

The singer-songwriter leverages her reach to talk about social and political matters that deserve attention.
Denzel Curry Demands Your Respect and Undivided Attention

By Olivier Lafontant
Sep 2, 2022

Being framed as an underdog doesn't discourage the Carol City rapper.
Meet Kim Donovan, South Florida’s Stage Mom

By Mathew Messa
Aug 19, 2022

Kim Donovan invites local acts to sit and chat on her couch.
A Timeline of Kodak Black's Legal Troubles

By Anna Hopkins and Izzy Kapnick
Jul 22, 2022

Kodak Black's legal troubles have persisted throughout his career.
Trapland Pat Can't Take His Foot Off the Gas Just Yet

By Olivier Lafontant
Jul 22, 2022

In South Florida, Trapland Pat's profile has continued to rise.
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.

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