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For San Francisco Bay-area rapper Ramirez, his biggest accomplishment so far is being able to work with his friends.
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6 Spots for Vinyl Fans and Audiophiles in Miami
Searching for hi-fi sounds around the Magic City? Here’s where to start.
Lamebot Works Through His Emotions on Missed Calls
For electronic music producer Lamebot, there’s nothing more therapeutic than making music.
Lana Del Rey Announces Ten-City Tour With Stop in West Palm Beach
Lana Del Rey will stop at iThink Financial Amphitheatre as part of a tour behind her latest album, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd.
Red Bull Batalla Is a “Contemporary Coliseum” for Spanish-Language Freestyle Rappers
Red Bull Batalla is a head-to-head battle.
The Renaissance World Tour Secures Beyoncé’s Legacy-Act Status
Clocking in at two-and-a-half hours and nearly 40 songs, Beyoncé’s expansive seven-act set nodded to her illustrious past and teased what she might have in store for us in the future.
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The Beyhive Understood the Fashion Assignment for the Renaissance World Tour in Miami
The Beyhive knew it had to put together the best looks to see Queen Bey in person – and they did not disappoint.
Midnight Service Partners With Beyoncé’s Creative Director for Renaissance Afterparty
Andrew Makadsi and local LGBTQ rave Midnight Service collaborate to throw an afterparty in Hialeah.
Leon Bridges Carries the Torch of Socially Conscious Soul Music
With his velvety croon, heartfelt lyrics, and comfortingly nostalgic R&B sound, it was inevitable that Leon Bridges would resonate with a vast range of listeners.
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From Sully to Nia Archives, Jungle Music Enjoys a Post-Pandemic Boom
Jungle didn’t appear out of the blue sometime after lockdown. Its prevalence is the result of more than a decade of underground work by fans and DJs.
Danny Brown vs. JPEGMafia: Who Is More Likely to “Scare the Hoes”?
Some artists, like Danny Brown and JPEGMafia, have embraced the idea of hoe-scaring music.
Miami, Please STFU When Beyoncé Says “Mute”
This is a public service announcement to help you avoid the humiliation that comes with being that person.
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From Aespa to NewJeans, Meet K-Pop’s Next Generation
BTS entering into hiatus to serve their mandatory military service has left space for a new generation.
Sammy Figueroa Discovers His Father’s Music
On his new album featuring pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba and singer Aymee Nuviola, the Puerto Rican percussionist embraces the music of the father he never knew.
50 Years of Hip-Hop Saw Miami Bass Lay the Blueprint for Modern Day Rap and Pop Culture
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.
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Reese Antoinette Explores the Sonic Nuances of Love in “What Is Love”
In “What Is Love,” Reese Antoinette examines the tenderness and security that comes from having a deep affection toward someone.
José González Will Play Veneer in Full at the Miami Beach Bandshell
The Swedish singer-songwriter marks the anniversary of his breakthrough album, Veneer, in a big way.
Yes, Beyoncé Is Still Underrated
Two decades after her solo debut, Beyoncé still has her stiletto heels on our necks.
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Treehouse Closes After More Than a Decade in Miami Beach
Miami Beach nightclub Treehouse closed unexpectedly over the weekend after announcing its end on Instagram.
Tommy Richman Hasn’t Forgotten His DMV Roots
Moving to Los Angeles has only made Tommy Richman appreciate where he’s come from.
Here’s How to Prepare Yourself for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Ticket Sale
Things didn’t go so well the last time Eras Tour tickets went on sale. Here’s hoping for the best this time around.
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Death Valley Girls Headline Bumblefest With Garage, Girl-Group Melodies
On its latest album, Death Valley Girls seem like they were aiming for the perfect Halloween record.