Monterrey’s latest single, “Dreamin", is a sonic odyssey that feels both intimately familiar and tantalizingly otherworldly.

The Miami Book Fair primarily courts literary enthusiasts, but the week-long event is also known to offer plenty of programming options for music fans. Live music is a staple at the fair, and musicians-turned-authors are frequent guests on panels. This year, MBF veteran Patti Smith returns with her latest release, A Book of Days; a collection of more than 365 photographs spanning a single year.

With six compelling pop tracks that capture chapters of a unique story, LA-based band Junior Varsity returns to the music scene stronger than ever with "My Star".

Paul Robert continues his experimental journey with "Rose." This introspective single blends elements of hip-hop, electronic, and synth wave, delivering an unconventional anthem.

Emmy Adelle is back on track with the single “You Make Me Feel Alive”, a very personal song about connection, the messiness of young love and heartbreak. You can say it’s a song that captures the fleeting yet intense moments that bring our daily experiences to life.

Ksenia Lewis is a woman with a rebellious spirit and a badass attitude. Her style is difficult to categorize as she takes elements from power pop, rock, synth wave, and even goth to craft her music. Her latest single, "Panic in Paradise," is a high-energy track reminiscent of early 2000 pop punk bands.

A powerful musical collaboration between Animal Feeling, Oceanburn, and Scott Dagg. Their new single, "Big & Blue," is a call to action against the destruction of our beautiful planet—soothing melodies and thought-provoking visuals that urge us to wake up.

Roy Blair’s highly anticipated album “Chasing Moving Trains” is a powerful journey through heartbreak, resilience, and self-discovery. In this Warner Records production, Blair blends genres and explores new sonic territories, capturing his emotional evolution across cities like Los Angeles, New York, London, and Tokyo.

Get ready for a weekend filled with spine-tingling beats and haunting rhythms! Whether you have a hard time letting go of the spooky season or if you’re looking to get November started on the right foot, we’ve carefully selected a nice mix of tracks you do not want to miss.

With a rebellious spirit from the ground up, screaming against social norms, censorship, and everything prescribed, Klovis Gaynor is making waves with his new EP, “BABY PINK SPLIFFS.” Unafraid to unsettle, this project dives unapologetically into sexuality, trauma, substance abuse, and depression, delivered with gritty, raw intensity.

Ships Have Sailed is once again surprising their fans with their latest release, "Breakdown," where they venture into the realm of heartfelt ballads.

Water conforms to any vessel, it is powerful and persistent enough to make its way through anything under the right circumstances. This realization has accompanied thinkers since antiquity, and it is a recurrent piece of wisdom that comes back through Taylor Jules’ new song “Waterfall”, a very atypical rock ballad that serves as a preview of her upcoming EP, set to debut in the Fall of 2025.

"Absolutely Almost Sure," Late Again's latest EP, displays his distinctive style and sound through four eclectic songs. The EP blends a variety of synthetic instruments with guitars and powerful beats, creating a nostalgic yet modern atmosphere.

If you're seeking a musical departure, songwriter Clive Casey puts something different on the table. Ahead of his album release, Casey has unveiled two new singles, each a promising preview of what's to come.

Cody Belew is a country boy through and through, his southern roots are one of the things that make his music something special. After leaving a strong mark on the audiences and critics alike with his previous singles he's now dropping “I Did It for Love.”

Montazona’s latest track “New Waves” serves as a trippy reflection on the relentless pursuit of trends.

Miami’s calendar is packed this weekend with local music showcases, art-house film screenings, punk rallies, and salsa festivals.

Orphée Noah’s debut EP, “Feeling Mignon,” fuses orchestral, death metal, and French chanson influences to explore authenticity amid modern distractions, inviting listeners to engage with their emotions and embrace life’s complexities.

Miami’s nightlife is getting a gritty makeover with Bad Reputation, a monthly Rock n Roll Bike Night at The Corner, where rock lovers can escape the club scene for classic tunes, cool bikes, and tight-knit community.

Miami’s nightlife is gearing up for an exciting weekend with a mix of live music, art exhibitions, and local events.

James Robert Webb masterfully blends traditional country roots with contemporary production in his latest single, “Lost In Vega$."

Get ready for a wild weekend, from metal mayhem and fetish parties to retro raves.

Kara Connolly’s “California Queen” is an empowering alt-pop EP that channels self-doubt into catchy anthems of self-acceptance.

This weekend has everything from punk nights to secret parties.

Don Cadora, the former frontman of Parts For People, kicks off his solo career with “Infinite Minds.”

Bumblefest returns to Respectable Street on September 6th and 7th with 21 bands across two stages.

Miami's underground scene is alive and kicking this weekend with a diverse lineup of events.

Fiona Grey is back and pouring her heart into the stunning music video for “Beer Drunk Glory Days,” a breakup anthem that captures the emotional rollercoaster of love and self-discovery.

Hillary Lewis is making waves in the entertainment world with her dynamic blend of acting and music, showcasing her latest single “Never Met,” a powerful anthem that explores missed connections and emotional resilience.

Mindy Gledhill’s “Long Distance Lullaby” is a delightful sonic embrace of childhood wonder.

From live music to art exhibitions, beach cleanups, and flea markets, get ready for a sizzling weekend in Miami.

Sleepy Tom’s new EP The Rush is anything but sleepy, unleashing an infectious blend of retro-futuristic dance beats and vibrant synths that demands your presence on the dance floor.

ILUKA’s “Cry Evil!” boldly challenges societal norms and reclaims the concept of “evil” as a symbol of strength, setting the stage for her upcoming ‘Haunted One’ EP.

Trace Remains’ “Silent Bell” is a chaotic sonic odyssey that merges post-hardcore intensity with emotional depth.

14-year-old Olie Beckett's latest single proves he’s got more talent than artists twice his age.

Taylor Sanders' new single pulls no punches, turning personal battles into an anthem of strength and hope.

Henry Hall’s new album swings between grief and googling snakes, proving life is both tragic and hilarious, often at the same time.

The Unfinished Story gives “Smells Like Teen Spirit” an acoustic makeover.

Who knew great haircuts could lead to even better beats?

Miami Girls Rock Camp’s Finale Showcase is back August 3rd, where camper bands hit the stage and prove the future of rock is loud, proud, and totally unstoppable.

Valeree’s debut Interrupted transforms trauma into powerful tracks that hit with raw honesty and heart.

Nothing screams dance party like an existential crisis.

Moonwater’s ‘I’ve Got No Friends Here’ turns the struggles of independence into a razor-sharp anthem.

Hunters of the Alps returns with ‘Dry Run,’ a dreamy, introspective single that sets the stage for their upcoming EP ROMA. We interview singer Mario Giancarlo.

Trace Remains tackles life’s tough decisions with post-hardcore riffs.

Stay cool and effortlessly dark this summer with goth-inspired looks perfect for Miami’s heat.

Emma Cole’s latest single, ‘PARALLEL,’ offers a heartfelt tribute to her late friend Laura Peters, weaving atmospheric soundscapes and introspective lyrics into a moving reflection on loss and memory.

Linda Gardens pushes the boundaries of electronic music with Fate Delay, a genre-blurring album that blends electronica, pop, and psychedelia to explore fate, identity, and the discomfort of self-discovery.

On "Orbital Resonance" 5thPlanet crafts a blend of ambient and experimental electronic textures, paired with hypnotic visuals that evoke a deep unease.

JD Hinton’s Five Smooth Stones EP delivers a rich blend of genres, from bluesy ballads to outlaw rock.

Late Again’s latest single ‘Caterpillars’ turns the chaos of construction noise into a psychedelic trip-hop journey.

Joshua Thew pairs introspective lyrics with a subtle, simmering groove, crafting a contemplative track that navigates the emotional labor of relationships.

Synth-pop with smarts—perfect for those who like their grooves with a little bite.

Julien Marchal’s "Insight LIII" marks a quiet return to his Insight series, offering a minimalist yet emotional piano composition that reflects his signature blend of modern and classical influences.

I.C.E.’s latest single ‘Like You’ fuses pop-rap and EDM, offering a raw, introspective take on love and obsession.

Princess Nostalgia’s ‘Bocca Lupo’ is a bold fusion of electro-pop and personal history, channeling her grandmother’s struggles into a powerful anthem of liberation and generational reflection.

Topaz McGarrigle’s debut solo EP, The Gift, merges synth-pop, French house, and cosmic visuals into a dreamy, vibrant soundscape, with a love letter to his wife woven through its lyrical and visual storytelling.

Joe Jenneman’s ‘The Villain’ delivers a stripped-down, acoustic take on breakup blame, capturing the pain of being misunderstood while embracing the freedom of leaving a toxic relationship.

Kaleb Rudy’s My Own Volition visual EP blends raw storytelling with cinematic visuals, exploring themes of love, addiction, and identity through experimental soundscapes.

Sleepy Tom’s latest single ‘Fallin’’ offers a fresh take on attraction and insecurities.

With ‘Our House,’ Caroline Kingsbury celebrates the resilience and joy of chosen family within the LGBTQ+ community.

Zach Bailey’s “See Ya Next Time” channels the aftermath of a breakup into a sleek, upbeat track, balancing reflective lyrics with an effortlessly catchy groove.

Anna Margo’s Last Dance, produced in collaboration with Timbaland, captures the bittersweet moment of letting go with grace and empathy.

TheLongoodBye’s Next Level Romance playfully blends humor, love, and the mundane in a romantic anthem that reminds us to find passion in the everyday.

Drawing from her own experiences, Naomi reclaims her identity in a powerful anthem of self-acceptance.

AVATARI’s Bad Things With You blends infectious rock hooks with lyrics that challenge listeners to break free from societal norms.

Royal Sugar’s latest single, Animals, is a high-octane glam rock anthem that channels the raw energy of love and desire.

Nicole Simone’s upcoming single, Past Life, dives deep into themes of love, loss, and acceptance. We spoke with her about the creative process behind the track, which tells a story of breaking up with grace and self-awareness.

El Mató a Un Policía Motorizado brings their Súper Terror tour to Miami Beach Bandshell on May 11.

Chicago’s Vi City showcases his talent with a confident live performance in the “From The Block” series, demonstrating his versatility and hard-earned place in the music scene.

D’Arcy’s latest single, “hold still,” is a tender post-rock ballad about the grounding power of love.

Wayne Whittaker, the heart behind Pigeon Club, confronts mortality and time’s fleeting nature in his introspective new single “Ancient History.”

Known for their roles in Younger and The Walking Dead: World Beyond, Nico Tortorella embarks on a new creative journey with the release of their debut album Born.

“The Kingdom,” blends Armenian folk music with progressive rock and serves as the introduction to his upcoming transmedia project, “The Bird of A Thousand Voices.”

BAND-MAID’s “Bestie” is a high-energy fusion of metal and J-pop that uses powerful riffs to celebrate friendship.

Daymé Arocena brings her electrifying fusion of Afro-Cuban rhythms and neo-soul to The Citadel in Miami on May 18th, showcasing tracks from her new album Alkemi with a full band performance.

Technique Records hosted its annual Record Store Day event on April 20th, 2024, attracting over 500 attendees for a day filled with vinyl culture, live DJ sets, a special episode recording of The Making Of podcast with guests Arthur Baker and John Stanier (Battles).

Taylor Nelson, known as Circuit Faker, navigates the eerie calm of post-lockdown disconnection in his latest single, “Ocular Therapy.”

Get ready to blaze through Record Store Day on 4/20, where the only thing higher than your spirits will be your stack of vinyl.

Tess Posner’s “You Set Me on Fire” ignites a feminist rallying cry, turning centuries of oppression into a dark pop anthem.

Yuna Kil’s fuses nu-metal with metalcore to create a rallying cry for self-acceptance.

Jiwon’s “so in love wth u” serves up a nostalgic 80s diner pop vibe with danceable beats and a side of emotional confusion.

In “Should Be Us,” maryjo channels the heartbreak of seeing an ex thrive with someone new.

In “See The Lights,” Von Sharp and Jones 2.0 deliver a driving anthem that turns doubt into motivation, reminding us that perseverance shines brighter than any criticism.

Carson Aday’s “Time Will Heal” is an indie-pop journey of comforting someone through heartbreak while quietly yearning for something more.

Midnight Daughter, led by Aurora Smedley and Bryan Djunaedi, blends hard rock and melodic acoustic sounds in their debut album.

Deegie’s new single “Go Be With Becca (Zach)” proves pop punk is far from dead, delivering a fierce anthem of empowerment and betrayal as she confronts a cheating ex.

Late Again’s debut single “Flood” merges pop energy with lo-fi introspection, reflecting on the emotional distance in relationships through evocative lyrics and haunting melodies.