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As we round out March, the weekend ahead promises an electrifying mix of music, art, and community events. With Women’s History Month in full swing and Miami Music Week taking center stage this weekend, there’s an energy in the air that brings together creatives, performers, and audiences for a celebration of bold talent and groundbreaking sounds. From late-night raves to indie rock listening parties, this weekend offers plenty of ways to experience the city’s ever-evolving music and cultural scene.

Experience Matt B's award-winning album “ALKEBULAN II” in Dolby Atmos, a groundbreaking fusion of African culture and modern sound, celebrating connections between Africans and their Diaspora.

Cate Von Csoke’s “The Air Dangerous” is a mesmerizing desert dream noir album with eight tracks of haunting vocals, shimmering guitars, and cinematic storytelling. Co-produced with Brian MacFadyen, this record blends psychedelic dream-pop with the raw mysticism of the American Southwest.

March is Women’s History Month—a time to reflect, uplift, and celebrate the creativity, resilience, and leadership of women across generations. In Miami, that celebration is reaching a vibrant crescendo. On Saturday, March 29, South Florida PBS and the Doral Contemporary Art Museum (DORCAM) will come together to host Marie Antoinette: Let Them Watch PBS, a stylish evening dedicated not only to the queen behind the title, but to the many real-life women shaping Miami’s present and future.

With their signature blend of raw energy and rebellious spirit, Jane Doe is back to shake up the rock scene with their latest single and music video, “Atlas.” Known for their unapologetic sound and electrifying performances, the band delivers a grunge-infused anthem that refuses to be ignored. Heavy riffs, pounding drums, and commanding vocals make Atlas a powerful statement—one that speaks to resilience, defiance, and the thrill of breaking free from expectations.

Letting go is never easy, but in "Bloom," The Grand Mess turns farewell into a form of art. His latest single is a sweeping, emotional meditation on resilience, self-discovery, and the beauty of transformation. With delicate piano melodies and immersive guitar textures, Bloom captures the raw experience of leaving behind the familiar to chase an uncertain future. It’s a deeply personal yet universally relatable piece—one that lingers long after the final note, inviting listeners to embrace change with open arms.