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Ocean View Is Millionyoung's Latest Love Letter to Miami

By Flor Frances
Sep 13, 2023

Millionyoung's music feels like the true definition of the Miami sound.
Ahead of Goth Homecoming, Laboratory Drops Video for "Quiver"

By Liz Tracy
Sep 8, 2023

Miami darkwave band Laboratory puts the "fun" in funeral.
The Hails Find Their Motivation in Their Debut Album

By David Rolland
Sep 5, 2023

The Hail's debut album, What's Your Motive, is a ten-song collection conceived over the band's seven years of existence.
Celebrating Cynic's Queer, Musically Transcendent Origin Story

By Sean Levisman
Aug 29, 2023

Queer identity and an angsty urge to rock out gave Cynic its singularly iconoclastic bent as the world's first death-metal-jazz fusion band.
Lamebot Works Through His Emotions on Missed Calls

By David Rolland
Aug 23, 2023

For electronic music producer Lamebot, there's nothing more therapeutic than making music.
Red Bull Batalla Is a "Contemporary Coliseum" for Spanish-Language Freestyle Rappers

By Tyler Francischine
Aug 22, 2023

Red Bull Batalla is a head-to-head battle.
50 Years of Hip-Hop Saw Miami Bass Lay the Blueprint for Modern Day Rap and Pop Culture

By Marjua Estevez and Shanae Hardy
Aug 14, 2023

From the 2 Live Crew and Slip-N-Slide Records to women in bass and the jook movement, Miami has contributed a lot to hip-hop's evolution.
Timothy LaRoque Doesn't Want Folk Music Stuck in the Past

By David Rolland
Aug 2, 2023

Though in his early twenties, Timothy LaRoqua has a deep and abiding love for folk music and has sought to be active in the local scene.
Florida Rappers Bizzy Crook, iCandy, Hoosh, and Danny Towers on 50 Years of Hip-Hop

By Marjua Estevez
Aug 1, 2023

Half a century later, Florida rappers remain an ilk of their own.
Mustard Service Celebrates Its New Album With Zest Fest

By Catherine Toruño
Jul 26, 2023

Mustard Service's third album, Variety Pack , delivers a wild mix of genres and moods across 13 tracks.
Calussa Brings Brotherly Love and Timeless Beats to Crowds Around the Globe

By Caroline Val
Jul 25, 2023

As Calussa, Andrew and Gino Gomez share their passion for culturally rich rhythms and beats with a global audience.
Camp Blu Is Proof Miami's Music Scene Is Alive and Well

By Caroline Val
Jul 4, 2023

Camp Blu garnered the attention of the local music scene after the band's debut live performance at Domicile in May.
Anemoia Relied on Trust and Collaboration to Craft Its New Album

By Ashley-Anna Aboreden
Jun 22, 2023

The members of Anemoia put their trust in each other, allowing each one to push their limits and test things out.
Black Market Fest Celebrates Sixth Anniversary With "Disco Inferno"

By Douglas Markowitz
Jun 9, 2023

Black Market events see a plethora of wild outfits and lifestyles, from punk and metal kids to goths and emos, and even cosplayers and anime fans.
E Ric's Experimental R&B Sound Is Both Nostalgic and Fresh

By Caroline Val
Jun 7, 2023

Eric grew up immersed in the R&B sounds of his influences, including PartyNextDoor, Tory Lanez, and Bryson Tiller.
Hoosh Feels Like He's Just Getting Started

By Catherine Toruño
Jun 6, 2023

Rapper and singer Hoosh has been hard at work touring and releasing music.
The Goofball Members of Frogs Show Mercy Take Music Very Seriously

By Catherine Toruño
May 31, 2023

It's impossible not to be charmed by Frogs Show Mercy's goofy antics, which are balanced out by the band's profound dedication to musical growth.
PBS Documentary on Walshy Fire Tracks His Decades-Long Legacy

By Shanae Hardy
May 25, 2023

Walshy Fire's impact across multiple genres, including dancehall, reggae, Afrobeats, and EDM, is emblematic of his love for music, his culture, and his hometown.
This Miami Beach Bar Wants Bands to Play in Its Sandbox

By Mathew Messa
May 23, 2023

The Sandbox has the performance potential of a black-box theater and a sprinkle of punk-rock attitude.
Rodriguez Jr. Releases Feathers & Bones, His First Album in Five Years

By Grant Albert
May 10, 2023

Rodriguez Jr. recently moved from Paris to Miami, wrapping up his new album from his South Florida home.
Nil Bambu Re-emerges With Newfound Confidence

By Cleveland Rowe
May 4, 2023

You're going to have to excuse Nil Bambu's lack of musical output. The R&B singer firmly believes in quality over quantity.
Unsin Music Festival Spotlights Miami's Growing Music Scene

By David Rolland
May 4, 2023

Unsin hopes to become an annual tradition that South Florida can look forward to every year with its concert, seminars, and pop-up market.