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The swamps and warehouse squats, Carol City and Coco’s Nightclub, South Beach and the megaclubs — our city’s music scene is the product of so many split-up, spliced, and remixed sources that any attempted overview of its output will inevitably seem insufficient and incomplete.
But here at Crossfade, we don’t sweat that kind of stuff. We just charged ahead, dug into the massive stacks of music clogging our cubicles, and proceeded maniacally with our end-of-the-year listmaking. The result: An unranked, non-genre-specific rundown of Miami’s best albums, EPs, and mixtapes released over the last 365 days.
So scan our picks, send us your grievances, and stay plugged into Crossfademiami.com ’cause we’ll be running through two favorites per day for the next couple of weeks.
Check the cut for the full list so far.
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The Big Winners
–Lil Wayne’s I Am Not a Human Being
–Lazaro Casanova’s Soul Food EP
–Dino Felipe’s My Vomit Is a Crystal Ball
–J. Nics’s Stimulus Package EP
–Bulletproof Tiger’s Starving Hearts EP
The Runners-Up
–Space Between Words’ And We All Follow the Sun
–Locos Por Juana’s Evolucion EP
–Axe and the Oak’s Record Store Day EP
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