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Zach Schlein

Zach Schlein is the former arts and music editor for Miami New Times. Originally from Montville, New Jersey, he holds a BA in political science from the University of Florida and writes primarily about music, culture, and clubbing, with a healthy dose of politics whenever possible. He has been published in The Hill, Mixmag, Time Out Miami, and City Gazettes.

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Coronavirus Fears and Compulsive Hand-Washing at Okeechobee Music Festival

By Zach Schlein
Mar 13, 2020

The specter of an invisible deadly pathogen floated over the proceedings of last weekend's Okeechobee Music Festival like sarin gas.
Here's How You Can Participate in the Super Bowl Halftime Show

By Zach Schlein
Jan 15, 2020

Super Bowl LIV Halftime Show producers are looking to hire about 600 South Floridians to assist in staging this year's show, starring Jennifer Lopez and Shakira.
Okeechobee Music Festival Looking to Return in 2020 Under New Ownership

By Jose D. Duran and Zach Schlein
Jul 2, 2019

Following a quiet 2019, Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival (OMF) is poised to make a comeback in 2020. Rumors have been swirling for months about the festival's return, but thanks to public records and sources, it's become clear the portal will be opening again next year. Online, fans and EDM...
Little Dragon's Yukimi Nagano on Miami, Denzel Curry, and the Normalcy of Success

By Zach Schlein
Mar 15, 2018

By any measure of success, Little Dragon has had an enviable career. Since its formation in 1996, the Gothenburg, Sweden-based synth-pop band has traveled the world, cultivated a devoted following, and collaborated with its musical heroes, as well as inspired a new generation of artists.
They Might Be Giants Share I Like Fun in Fort Lauderdale

By Zach Schlein
Jan 25, 2018

Even as the world’s tilted off its axis and freakish aberrations have occurred with increasing regularity, there are thankfully still a few natural laws that have held firm; just as water is wet and grass is green, They Might Be Giants are still releasing new music and touring. Although it...

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