Critic's Notebook

Xleoniduz was raised to have a strong love of old school hip-hop.

Kendall band Palomino Blond teases upcoming album with its new live EP.

Club Space is raising funds to help three students in Miami-Dade’s underrepresented communities.

Sainvil’s new seven-track EP is fittingly titled 2020 Was Hijacked.

Light a warm-scented candle and slow things down with these melodic offerings.

Jhay Cortez comes out of his shell to conquer reggaeton.

The hip-hop gathering will now take place on May 7-9, 2021 at Hard Rock Stadium.

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs collaborated with fellow British expat Bonobo to produce Heartbreak.

Monterrey finds love on its new singl,e “New Light.”

Sweat Records announced that would pay its employees $15 per hour.

Jackboy has faced challenges posed by his environment and upbringing, the industry, and more.

“It’s like if rap is kung fu, then my shit is tai chi,” Lofty305 says.

Kristin Robertson and Amanda Senft’s approach to music is filled with acceptance and love.

Gonzalo Rubalcaba and Aymée Nuviola are promoting their first album together.

On “Turn Me Up,” Kingg Bucc amplifies his brazen lyricism.

Miami could approve a ban on all outdoor music from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. at businesses neighboring any sort of residential property.

Miami bars and nightclubs are shut down over noise violations — without warning.

Des Gray has directed visuals for some of the most recognized names in R&B and hip-hop.

Juraj Kojš’ fourth solo album is dedicated to uplifting and bringing people together.

Oly captures all the anxiety we’ve been collectively feeling — in a pretty pop package.

Savannah Cristina uses her music as a guide to self-reflection and healing.

South Florida artists kept busy recording and releasing some tasty new tracks.