MEET MUSIC POWERHOUSE COLLIN LAVERTY: Walking Funk’s Global Path, Side by Side with Cimafunk
For Collin Laverty, it began with a funky awakening - one that resonated deep in Havana’s heart, where rhythm isn’t just heard, it’s embodied. A single concert changed the trajectory of his
Where to Fuel Up for a Night Out in Miami
There’s a rhythm to Miami that extends far beyond the stage. For locals, it’s just as much about what’s on the plate as what’s pumping through the speakers. As local foodie in-the-know,
Live Shows We’re Looking Forward to in Miami: January & February 2026
Miami has always thrived on collision. Cultures overlap. Rhythms migrate. Late nights turn into early mornings without apology. This season captures that spirit in real time. These are the shows shaping the
Why Is the French Groove So Sexy? Roche Musique Finds Its Basel Home at ZeyZey
On the surface, French dance music feels effortless—silky, subtle, always cool without trying. But ask Jean Janin aka Cezaire, founder of French label Roche Musique, and he’ll tell you it goes deeper
Live Shows We’re Looking Forward to in Miami: November & December 2025
As the year winds down, Miami’s music scene refuses to rest. November and December arrive charged with rhythm, experimentation, and soul. From ancestral ceremonies and post punk fever dreams to nights built
Global Frequencies: The Sounds Defining This Season at The Bandshell
Miami’s North Beach Bandshell keeps proving it is more than a venue, it is a portal. Each season its stage becomes a crossroads for global groove, where Haitian ritual meets hip hop
Despacio and the Sonic Revolution We Didn’t Know We Needed
At a festival built on showmanship—LED walls, pyrotechnics, overstimulating visuals—Despacio stood like a quiet rebellion.
From CDMX to Miami: Concord Weaves a Web of Song and Soul
Over the course of a few weeks, Concord Music Publishing has been bridging two creative worlds; one pulsing with the energy of co-creation, the other blooming with intimate connection.
The Rhythm Foundation: A Cultural Compass for Miami’s Ever-Evolving Soundscape
When Laura Quinlan says that live music is “as important to me as food, water and air,” she’s not speaking in metaphor. The Rhythm Foundation’s longtime Program Director isn’t just part of
From Bardot to III Points: How David Sinopoli Changed the Way Miami Listens
If you’ve ever danced in Miami — really danced — there’s a good chance you’ve felt David Sinopoli’s presence without even knowing it. You’ve felt it in the perfectly-timed drop between Questlove