Critic's Notebook

Venezuelan singer Danny Ocean has spent the lockdown hard at work on his second album.

Technique has instituted strict social distancing measures to keep customers safe.

Nick León throws away the notion of electronic music being solely meant for a party.

The Wax Worms look to the past for inspiration on their EP, So Lovely She’s Zadie.

Damian Gutierrez of Homestead-based Cannibal Kids, swears their new album, “Deadhead,” has nothing to do with Jerry Garcia.

Camila Cabello, Shawn Mendes, and Tory Lanez joined Black Lives Matter protesters on Biscayne Boulevard.

Tchami is brimming with stories to tell through his music.

Cumbiana is proof that Carlos Vives continues to bring Colombian culture to the world, and to do it his way.

Siblings Jay Thomas and Zjolie’s mini-album, Concierta Quarantina, is set to release on Friday, May 29.

Father/Daughter Records gets business done 3,000 miles apart.

Ex Norwegian is back with not one, but two new records out June 5.

Six South Florida Haitian-American artists who deserve spots on your playlist.

“Pomegranate” comes together with a lush blend of steamy summer love and tropical electronic beats.

Juan Ledesma’s debut EP is a solo endeavor in the truest sense.

Julia Bhatt releases “Miami,” a soulful ode to the 305.

Miami is the breeding ground for one of the most exciting up-and-coming pop music outfits around.

Before finding success, Jessie Reyez cut her teeth in Miami’s nightlife scene.

Nu Deco Ensemble set 23 minutes of French touch icons Daft Punk into an emotionally moving suite.

Betty Wright, Miami’s first lady of soul, died Sunday after a long battle with cancer. She was 66.

Mario Garibaldi gears up for Hunters of the Alps’ long-awaited return.

COVID-19 compelled rapper Kehvn Clarence to reconfigure his musical output and digital presence.

INVT’s new album, Extrema, is summation of various electronic genres the duo love.