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Blending Caribbean flair with hip-hop legend MC Lyte, Briannagh D’s new single “Realest Whine” is a sun-soaked dancehall-pop anthem that offers joy, escapism, and a vibrant celebration of female empowerment.

Marie-Ann Hedonia continues to carve a singular path with her latest release, "Eve Had the Metallic Shine of Summer," accompanied by a music video. The track offers a first glimpse into "Eclipse," her upcoming full-length project. Divided into two EPs—"Solar Eclipse" and "Lunar Eclipse."

Full moon rituals in the sand, post-punk riffs in a backroom, piña coladas under string lights, and zine readings between stacks of vinyl. What ties it all together is the people behind it. Local DJs, collectives, artists, and organizers are shaping July with events that feel built from scratch: intentionally small, proudly independent, and rooted in Miami’s layered creative scenes.

If you’ve ever burned sage to forget a situationship or lit a candle to call in a blessing, The Conjure Family is your next binge. Now streaming on Apple TV and Prime Video, this docuseries captures the lives of spiritual entrepreneur Lala Inuti Ahari and her daughters as they build a metaphysical brand while navigating the kind of personal drama that’s equal parts sacred and scandalous.

Miami-based producer and composer Leitvox is back with Inertia, a track that sets the stage for his forthcoming EP Post-Era. Blending the analog pulse of classic rock with the immersive scope of electronic music, Inertia doesn’t just mark a sonic shift—it introduces a conceptual landscape. One where momentum itself becomes a metaphor: for technology’s accelerating influence, for Miami’s volatile transformation, and for the uncertain trajectories we face as a society.

Miami’s rhythm this weekend is shaped by the contrast between ritual and release. Across the weekend, the city moves between late-night techno and folklore, queer disco and vinyl culture.