Critic's Notebook

In the late 1980s, if you turned the radio dial to any Miami dance station, you were likely to hear Secret Society.

Magdalena Bay has long been known for its kitschy mini-videos, mini-mixes, and energetic releases.

Rakastella has announced who’ll play at this year’s event.

Twenty One Pilots and Swedish House Mafia will headline the festival on Fort Lauderdale Beach.

Where were you when TLC’s CrazySexyCool dropped?

Haitian musicians from South Florida are doing everything they can to assist people.

The sound system and permanent stage make musical performances the focal point of the Backyard.

Nothing could have prepared me for the sheer crappiness of Cocaine Cowboys‘ theme song.

You might not be familiar with Slavvy, though you might have heard about him from his previous pseudonym, AbdeCaf.

Singer-songwriter Nick County returns with a new album, A Colorful Corner of Northeastern Pennsylvania.

Fans were more thrilled than ever to be back – and they didn’t miss a beat.

A #FreeBritney rally is set for August 7 on South Beach.

Phaxas drops a new EP for her track “We Are Pure Ecstasy.”

A since-deleted Instagram post suggested Kanye West may perform at Rolling Loud.

Miami artists cover songs by music legends who performed in Coconut Grove in the ’60s and ’70s.

Eche Palante’s demeanor certainly doesn’t give off the impression that he’s a sought-after DJ signed to a major record label.

The Surfside tragedy is causing a ripple effect on local businesses.

It is no secret that queer artists are the Miami music scene’s backbone.

Trina’s fans finally get their wish.

Charli XCX’s pop is maximalist, repetitive to the point of annoyance, and experimental.

Freese Cola’s goal for 2021: to outwork every artist in South Florida.

John Jolt has always felt the magnetic pull of the Magic City — and its airwaves.