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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.
Drink Champs Reigns as the Top Music Podcast in the Game

By Tony M. Centeno
Oct 12, 2021

Drink Champs has become a hub for hip-hop legends.
Zoetic Stage Pieces Together Frankenstein at the Arsht Center

By Nicholas Olivera
Oct 1, 2021

Science isn't the monster in Nick Dear's Frankenstein — it's man.
State Champs Goes Back to Its Punk-Pop Roots Ahead of the Pure Noise Records Tour

By Sophia Medina
Sep 23, 2021

State Champs has been riding through the punk-pop scene since 2010.
Lindsey Buckingham and Fleetwood Mac's "Go Your Own Way" Was Recorded at Miami's Criteria Studios

By Jessica Gibbs
Sep 23, 2021

Miami holds a special place in Fleetwood Mac history.
Dancehall Artist Konshens Says to Get Ready for the Best Album of His Career

By Tony M. Centeno
Aug 20, 2021

Konshens aims to keep the momentum going in 2021 by dropping his best work to date.
On El Sistema, Zion y Lennox Showcase Their Staying Power by Looking to the Past

By Tony M. Centeno
Aug 10, 2021

Zion y Lennox celebrating the release of their fourth studio album, El Sistema.
Rolling Loud Needed Only One Thing to Survive the Pandemic: The Fans

By Tony M. Centeno
Jul 16, 2021

Despite the setbacks, Rolling Loud is set to return stronger than ever to Hard Rock Stadium.
Can Yeison Jiménez Take Colombia's Música Popular International?

By Luis Gomez
Jul 1, 2021

Yeison Jimenez hopes his latest EP, Quinto Elemento, will strike a chord with international audiences.
In the Heights Cast Reflects on Creating a Sincere Universal Musical

By Juan Antonio Barquin
Jun 10, 2021

In the Heights' characters are a diverse mix, all living in Washington Heights.
Seth Troxler's Dream Access TV Harkens Back to the Days of Public-Access Television

By Harry Levin
Jun 10, 2021

Seth Troxler and his kooky comrades are building communities around anything they want.
After a Brief Hiatus, Freese Cola Bounces Back With a New EP

By Tony M. Centeno
Jun 9, 2021

Freese Cola's goal for 2021: to outwork every artist in South Florida.
Öona Dahl's New Album, Morph, Is an Immersive Musical Balm to Soothe the Pain

By Ana Monroy Yglesias
May 28, 2021

On her new album, Öona Dahl processed the darkness of 2020.
Dancehall Artist Alkaline Continues His Ascension on Top Prize

By Shanae Hardy
May 27, 2021

Dancehall artist Alkaline has chosen evolution over a linear path.
Artist Haiiileen Manipulates Light and Color in New “Aura Miiirror” Series

By Carolina Del Busto
May 25, 2021

The Miami native describes her art as “all about light, color, and sound.”
South Beach Wine & Food Festival Will Celebrate 20th Anniversary in (COVID-Safe) Style

By Laine Doss
May 18, 2021

The South Beach Wine & Food Festival celebrates its 20th year, pandemic be damned.
In With Teeth, Kristen Arnett Focuses on Messy Queers and Dysfunctional Relationships

By Juan Antonio Barquin
May 13, 2021

Floridian author Kristen Arnett talks about her new novel, With Teeth.
Mightyhealthy and King Micah the Infamous Team Up Again for KingMighty 2

By Jeff Kinni
May 11, 2021

KingMighty 2 is the latest collaboration between two artists with very different backgrounds.
Cindy Hutson Hosts SOBEWFF's Inaugural Beer Dinner at Cerveceria La Tropical

By Nicole Danna
May 10, 2021

Five courses of the Cerveceria La Tropical chef's Caribbean cuisine will match up with five brews.
$not Leads the New Wave of SoundCloud Rap

By Tony M. Centeno
May 6, 2021

$not’s music has evolved significantly over the past five years.

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