Miami Station Jolt Radio Turns 15
The gate of history turns on small hinges, they say — and so, too, apparently does the radio…
What Domino Saints Can Teach Miami’s Aspiring Independent Artists
Domino Saints didn’t leave a major label because they failed. They left because they’d already succeeded—and wanted more…
Miami’s Nu Deco & Sinego Debut Bolero-Electronica Symphony
Nu Deco, as an evolving, hybrid ensemble, aims to reimagine the classical symphony by connecting different generations and…
Grammy-Winning Artists Mentor Miami High School Music Students
It’s a little after 11 a.m. at South Dade Senior High in Homestead and a class so unusual…
Swiss DJ EDX Talks Sirup Music Legacy in Miami
Chatting with Miami New Times from his South Beach apartment — the same spot that’s hosted countless Miami…
Peces Raros Bring Argentina’s Psychedelic Techno Fever to Miami
For over a decade, Argentine duo Peces Raros has walked the line between rock concerts and raves. Their…
Miami Biker Night Bad Reputation Celebrates Two Years
Bad Reputation at The Corner celebrated its two-year anniversary with a blowout party. Photo by Lily Beckmann “Just…
The Magnetic Fields Returns to Miami for 69 Love Songs
Stephin Merritt and his band will perform on Saturday, November 1 and Sunday, November 2 at the Knight…
The Rising Mexican DJ Making His Miami Club Space Debut
It’s midweek in Miami, and the skies are heavy with rain clouds when I meet Kinahau outside the…
Why Locals Still Line Up for This South Miami Lunch Classic
Late August 1992 was supposed to be a big moment for Alan Lederman, his wife Joanna, and their…
Miami’s ’80s Prom Returns to ZeyZey This Weekend
Lolo Reskin during a previous ’80s Prom at Gramps. Photo by Monica McGivern Dust off your mesh gloves,…
Still Glazy After All These Years
Ten years ago, Wynwood still felt like a secret. The art walls were new, parking was free, and…