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In this interview, Brooklyn indie pop artist Elora discusses her new single, Scooter, inspired by Blondie’s Eat to the Beat. She reflects on writing without overthinking, recording at home, and how her viral hit Belly Laugh shaped her path in New York’s indie music scene.

MkX reinvents Y2K nostalgia with his new single “UP,” blending early 2000s pop hooks with futuristic hyperpop textures. Co-written with Myah Marie and Brandon Colbein, the track nods to Britney Spears, NSYNC, and Janet Jackson while carving out a distinctly 2025 sound.

“The Realities We Dream” is a summer group exhibition at Mahara+Co that explores memory, identity, and myth through the lens of six contemporary artists from Brazil, Cuba, the Bahamas, the Dominican Republic, Chile, and Portugal. Co-curated by Heike Dempster and Ross Karlan, the exhibition draws inspiration from Fernando Pessoa’s idea that “the only reality is that which we dream,” inviting viewers into a dreamscape where personal history and cultural lineage are reshaped through material and form. Featuring works by Pedro Zhang, Jodi Minnis, Ernesto Gutiérrez Moya, Pedro Troncoso, Pedro Delgado, and Manuela Viera-Gallo, the exhibition presents a mix of painting, sculpture, and assemblage that reimagines gardens, domestic spaces, and political symbols. The Realities We Dream opened on August 2 and continues to attract attention for its compelling examination of how memory and myth are constructed, distorted, and passed on.

Antonio Liranzo releases “Stardust,” a synth-driven pop single filled with emotion, energy, and cosmic imagery. The track blends catchy production with powerful vocals, making it a standout moment in his growing catalog.

Miami weekends have a way of pulling you in. One night you’re shoulder-to-shoulder in a bar listening to raw guitar riffs, the next you’re tucked into a record shop where a new album spins for the first time. August keeps that eclectic rhythm going, blending underground shows, DIY workshops, and the kind of late nights that remind you why this city’s culture feels like no other.

matty co. reimagines Flyleaf’s “All Around Me” with a deeply personal twist. In this emotionally raw cover, indie-alt artist matty co. transforms the iconic track into a tribute to his late father.

Peech. opens up about his debut EP “Small Town America,” exploring themes of nostalgia, regret, resilience, and transformation. From the confessional tone of “Got It All Wrong” to the honesty of “Tomorrow’s,” he reflects on growing up in a Utah mountain town, chasing dreams, and carrying home with them into the next chapter of his journey.

Carlos Casado and Valerie Boldrin, co-founders of boutique agency MARGOT™, share how they built a communications firm rooted in authenticity, cultural fluency, and bold storytelling. In this interview, they discuss Miami’s creative energy, the lessons learned from global campaigns, and why staying true to their values has been key to their success.

DJ and producer Allez Alex’s new single, “Allora,” is a chill, melodic house track that blends atmosphere, rhythm, and emotion into one captivating experience. From Venezuela to Los Angeles, the DJ and producer continues to craft fluid, global sounds, with upcoming live sets at Burning Man 2025.

RYAL marks their 60th song with “Shatter,” a synth-pop anthem that blends vulnerability and defiance.

Chris “Bulldog” Collins is a bestselling author, leadership strategist, and the visionary behind Los Angeles’ private Syndicate X Library, a literary sanctuary where books become conversation, community, and catalyst. Through his podcast “Books That Changed My Life,” Collins invites guests like Kelsey Grammer and E.A. Hanks to explore the emotional power of print. With a collection that spans Slim Aarons' first editions to a rare Duchamp archive, and a belief that books are blueprints for transformation, Collins proves that in an age of noise, substance still speaks loudest.

Evalyn’s new single, “Playstation,” is a dark electro-pop track blending rock energy with pop flair. Paired with a surreal music video, the song dives into themes of doomscrolling, gaming, and the guilty pleasures of digital life.

Miami in August hums with the kind of artistry that slips between the cracks of the mainstream, where warehouse stages, neighborhood bars, and backroom galleries become the beating heart of the city’s cultural life. It’s a place where punk collides with poetry, goth anthems share the night with folkloric rhythms, and DIY creators carve out spaces that feel as raw as they are welcoming.

Remble returns with his sophomore album “JUCO,” a focused 15-track project that reflects personal growth and artistic maturity. Featuring collaborations with Blxst, Mozzy, and more, the album marks a new chapter for the San Pedro rapper.

In “Masquerade,” NYC artist Steph Amoroso blends 90s-inspired pop/rock with cinematic intensity to portray the moment illusions shatter and reality takes over. Powerful vocals, dynamic production, and raw emotion make this breakup anthem unforgettable.

Blending autobiography with powerful visual storytelling, “Chrysalis” marks the feature film debut of acclaimed artist and philanthropist Sir Daniel K. Winn. Shot in Vietnam and adapted from Winn’s upcoming memoir, the film follows a young boy navigating childhood loss and family fracture, guided by the enduring wisdom of his grandmother. Directed by J. Robert Schulz and starring legendary actress Kieu Chinh, Chrysalis draws on Winn’s early life while bridging U.S. and Vietnamese creative forces.

Indie lo-fi duo ELITIN releases “Ashwire,” a bold and emotionally raw project recorded in just five days inside a remote forest cabin. With haunting guitars, delicate vocals, and unfiltered production, the EP offers a glimpse into the band’s creative core.

Your dose of fresh music is here, and it’s charged with emotion and bold creativity. No filler, just music that moves you. This selection reflects artists unafraid to explore vulnerability and power.

Drag chaos at Gramps, 90s nostalgia and underground art in Little Haiti, darkwave tributes at Bar Nancy, and ice cream-fueled dance parties in Wynwood. Tap into the DIY energy that keeps this city strange and brilliant.

The Zappe Cats talk "Misu Misu," their fuzz-driven sound, and the role of identity, politics, and live performance in shaping their latest EP. In this interview, vocalist Luis Irán breaks down the band’s creative evolution, Venezuelan roots, and the energy behind standout tracks like “Dog Punk” and “A Good Time.”

Future Joy’s “NOW” is a dance-fueled journey blending house, funk, soul, pop, and bass, created on the road and inspired by love, travel, and community.

Daniel Dover’s Outtakes invites viewers into a fluid, emotionally charged universe where animated figures meet abandoned sketches, and refined technique dances with raw spontaneity. Straddling the worlds of pop surrealism, urban art, and storytelling, Dover’s work resists tidy definitions and embraces contradiction.

bLAck pARty breaks down his new album "The Last Dance," a genre-blending, emotionally charged journey inspired by DJ culture, heartbreak, and healing. In this exclusive interview, he opens up about touring with Childish Gambino, building a sonic world, and writing music that moves both body and soul.

July’s closing stretch finds Miami doing what it does best: building culture from the ground up. Miami’s creative underbelly is restless right now, full of noise, sweat, movement, and meaning. The lineup blends live music, workshops, street markets, drag, burlesque, and art happenings. Think mini zine-making at Oolite Arts, 2000s-style internet raves, and a book fair that’s part swap, part flash tattoo studio.

Written deep in the Californian woods during winter, Junaco's upcoming album, “In Motion,” explores identity, self-acceptance, and quiet introspection. With “Boston” as its third single, the band leans into vulnerability, offering a textured blend of folk, dream pop, and indie rock.

Liahona Olayan drops “Strum That Guitar,” a bold fusion of Latin pop that marks a powerful new chapter in her career. Produced by Luigie Gonzalez, the track reflects her artistic evolution after serving a mission in Mexico.

Joey Miceli returns with “Heavy Hand,” a high-stakes pop-rock single from his upcoming album "Pretenders," arriving July 25. Known for his bold contrasts and emotionally charged sound, Miceli pushes theatricality to its limits in a track that blurs the line between ambition and obsession. With explosive synths, surreal vocal layers, and a relentless performance, “Heavy Hand” dives deep into the chaos of ego and aspiration, offering a gripping preview of the intensity that defines Pretenders.

New York City-based producer and multi-instrumentalist “Andrew Canlon” blends classical training with electronic pop on his latest dual release, featuring the emotionally rich “Love Is Enough” and the powerful, autobiographical “To Live A Dream.”

Art shows in laundromats, punk bands at dive bars, sake dinners in hidden spaces—Miami’s creatives keep building something that feels intimate, intentional, and a little chaotic in the best way. The weekend ahead is layered with DIY energy and moments that feel personal.

Taylor Jules delivers her signature soulful vocals charged with powerful emotions in her latest single, “Sage Advice,” a blend of pop and R&B inspired by the sudden loss of a long-time friendship. Through heartbreaking lyrics and moving production, the track reflects on betrayal, personal growth, and the strength it takes to move on.

Domino Sage steps out of the shadows with “Foot in the Grave,” a debut that trades hesitation for bold, guitar-laced clarity. San Diego-raised with Jamaican-Indian roots, his sound blends soul-searching lyrics with indie-pop grit.

“Franconia” is the latest folk-pop single from Brooklyn-based artist Andy Tongren, best known as the frontman of Young Rising Sons. Blending intimate songwriting with sweeping melodies, the track captures the feeling of falling in love with a person, a place, or a memory. With nostalgic lyricism, anthemic energy, and a cinematic music video, Tongren’s solo chapter begins with heartfelt clarity.

Jackson Englund unveils “Konichiwa,” the first single from his upcoming album “Shadow Work.” With smooth vocals, retro synths, and surreal visuals, the track marks a bold new chapter for the underground artist.

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.

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.

Alive, imperfect, and intimate—that’s the essence of Till You're Somebody Else (Live), the new EP by New York singer-songwriter Leo Sawikin. This five-song collection embraces and warms the heart like a raw, unfiltered portrait of an artist who has made organic sound his greatest strength.

The last weekend of June, Miami is moving with intention and a strong sense of identity. The city thrives in its corners, where niche collectives, noisy bands, and queer organizers turn basements, bars, and backyards into spaces of expression. Whether it’s a drag ball dressed in Garden of Eden fantasy or a clay workshop tucked inside a coffee shop, this weekend is built on collaboration, experimentation, and showing up for one another.

just weeks after her last appearance on American Idol season 23, Amanda Barise is back with Cute & Deadly, a three-track EP full of personal and intense songs, with which she aims to make a statement of strength, power, and independence.

Emotional, intense, and deeply personal, Jakke’s new single, “Without Peace,” marks a bold new chapter for the rising singer, songwriter, and producer based in Los Angeles. The track dives into the complexities of conscious love, becoming a reflection on vulnerability, honesty, and stillness in a world that seems terrified of feeling too much.

This weekend leans into that mix with Juneteenth reflections, Pride Month energy, and a wave of sonic experiments. Whether it’s Puerto Rican duo Buscabulla bringing their glossy melancholy to ZeyZey, or the return of IN CHAINS, a heavy, hedonistic industrial party that sets a strict dress code and an even stricter sonic atmosphere.

Bored of the same five songs looping on your playlist? Time to shake things up. We’ve rounded up a crew of artists who are anything but predictable! From punk-pop powerhouses to masked EDM artists, if you’re looking for your new summer anthem, this lineup has got you covered. Plug in, press play, and prepare for your music taste to become just a little more interesting.

With a nostalgia that transcends time, R&B trio Psiryn is shaking up digital platforms with their debut EP, "In The Key of Us," a six-song journey packed with emotion, vocal prowess, and throwback vibes reminiscent of 90s and early 2000s icons like TLC, Xscape, and Destiny’s Child.

Grace Morrison’s new album, "Saltwater Country," is something you navigate. Like a tide pulling you inward, it offers an intimate, immersive experience that invites you not just to hear her story but to see it: her values, her roots, her beliefs, and her essence.

With Pride Month in full swing and Juneteenth on the horizon, Miami honors legacy, challenges norms, and brings subcultures to the forefront. From archival photography to post-punk icons, this is one of those weekends where art, history, and nightlife fold into one continuous timeline.

With June now underway, the city is stretching into summer with a calendar that leans heavy on loud guitars, raw voices, and genre-bending experiments. Pride Month activations are sparking across neighborhoods, while DIY collectives and indie venues continue to shape the after-hours landscape. It’s a snapshot of a city that thrives on contrast: polished drag pageants one night, guttural hardcore breakdowns the next.

Naomi Greene opens up about her debut EP “Wounded Hero,” blending electric harp, alt-pop, and bilingual lyricism. In this in-depth interview, she shares the personal transformation behind the music, the meaning of vulnerability, and the power of artistic reinvention.

Cory Cullinan can only be described as revolutionary. His work is avant-garde, and his mission? To deliver an audiovisual experience you won’t easily find anywhere else.

Miami’s alternative scene is alive with late-night experimentation, queer art, industrial reggaeton, and underground raves that dig far deeper than the mainstream. In a city known for its contradictions, this week offers a concentrated dose of Miami’s cultural complexity: punk shows meet Latin bass, performance art collides with political drag, and boundary-pushing collectives carve out space for something raw, loud, and unfiltered.

Honey Bxby’s EP “Raw Honey” is just like her: unfiltered, bold, carefree, open, and honest. With raw vocals, boss energy, and fearless vulnerability, the rising R&B star proves she's here to stay.

Boombby, formerly known as hit songwriter Bekuh BOOM, steps into the spotlight with “DUHMB”, a seductive, high-energy pop track packed with empowered femininity. With a magnetic music video and an addictive beat, she proves she’s ready to claim her place on the charts.

Miami’s weekend calendar is coming in heavy with underground heat and alternative flavor, just in time for World Goth Day. The city’s raw creative core takes the spotlight, where scenes collide across sound, style, and subculture. From fetish fashion and darkwave sets to punk energy and post-rock nostalgia, there’s a current running through Miami that’s far from surface level: it’s expressive, unfiltered, and deeply rooted in community.

South Florida artist Gobe blends rap, pop, and beach rock in his latest single, "sun leaves scars." With emotionally driven lyrics, smooth vocals, and standout production, Gobe continues to build momentum as one of the region's most promising rising talents.

Kabuki love was born as a duo during the pandemic lockdown, in part no doubt as an answer to boredom and the creative urges that overtook them in a time so rife with despair. This last bit manifested a lot in their goth and post-punk-infused sounds.

Ali J. Hassan launches his debut solo single "Into The Winds," blending indie, alternative, rock, and country influences. With uplifting lyrics and a vibrant melody, the track marks a powerful new chapter in his music career.

e.woolf is carving out a deeply personal space in the music world that feels both intimate and immediate. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Dijon, Mk.gee, Haim, and Bon Iver, the Los Angeles-based musician has already built a reputation for delivering emotionally resonant, empowering songs. Her music invites listeners into a process of personal transformation—a journey she doesn’t just narrate, but actively asks you to join.

We’re heading into mid-May, and Miami isn’t slowing down. With World Goth Day and Haitian Heritage Month in full effect, this weekend taps into the city’s layered identities—past, present, and subcultural.

When Savannah Hail released “Parking Lot” on Valentine’s Day, she wasn’t setting out to climb the charts—she was simply trying to process the sudden collapse of a relationship she thought might last. But sometimes, vulnerability resonates louder than polish.

Miami is its own kind of paradox: restless and radiant, nostalgic and forward-looking. This week brings together a mix of sonic catharsis, intimate art, and moments of genuine connection. And with Mother’s Day on the horizon, Sunday’s offerings remind us that some of the most meaningful experiences are the quietest ones.

Ted Z and the Wranglers serve up “Kerosene,” ten tracks of pure Americana grit, guaranteed to stir your soul and shake your speakers.

Vespertine is a supernatural thriller pilot by Lauri Levenfeld that explores trauma, sisterhood, and transformation through a feminist lens. It is a bold, emotional story of healing and revenge that has sparked real-life community and conversation around healing and mental health.

Nadia Kazmi breaks her two-year silence with “The War Inside,” a haunting new single that fuses vintage pop and theatrical emotion. This release marks the beginning of a powerful comeback.

Miami is a mood, and this week’s events dive into the depths of that identity. As we step into May, the cultural landscape keeps evolving, always loud, often emotional, and never afraid to break the mold.

Some songs whisper straight to the heart, and “Can’t Hide Beautiful” by Michael Gilas is one of them.

Andrea Wittgens returns with Big Dreams Little Earthlings, a 10-track collection packed with raw honesty, playful flirtation, and emotional depth. With each song, she guides listeners on a nostalgic journey through pop’s most iconic eras—channeling the carefree spirit of the swinging ’60s, and diving into the lush synth-pop sounds of the '80s and '90s.

Electric, one-of-a-kind, and bursting with talent — that’s how the audience at NYC’s iconic venue, Don’t Tell Mama described the unforgettable performance by singer-songwriter FABRIZZIO, who launched the official music video for his debut single, Hard 2 Forget, during a night filled with emotion and drama.

Tired of your music feed sounding the same? It might be time to shake up your playlist. To save you the scroll and help you discover something new, we’ve put together a carefully curated list of songs and artists that break the mold. This eclectic mix is full of raw emotion, artistic depth, and authenticity that goes way beyond mainstream trends.

There’s no city quite like Miami—where noise, nuance, and nostalgia all coexist in perfect contradiction. As April winds down, Miami is showing no signs of slow down. This weekend, it’s all about community-rooted energy, with events that stretch across sound, memory, and movement.

Boston-based artist Staci Gruber blends emotional storytelling with a unique mix of pop, rock, and country influences. Her latest single, "No One Is Alone," delivers a heartfelt message of connection and resilience, backed by powerful vocals and captivating rhythms. Also a renowned neuroscientist and Harvard professor, Staci brings depth and authenticity to every performance.

Weekends in Miami hit differently, and this one’s stacked with events that show off the city's creative firepower. With O, Miami in full swing, 4/20 right around the corner, and cultural pockets lighting up every neighborhood from Allapattah to the beach, this is your reminder that Miami’s not just a party city—it’s a cultural force. The calendar feels electric, and whether you're posted up in Wynwood, roaming Little Haiti, or dancing through Downtown, there's no shortage of fresh, fearless experiences waiting for you.

Sarah Banker's “Into the Heart” is a strong and heartfelt addition to her growing repertoire. She has a rare ability to channel deep emotion through her lyrics and voice, something that sets her apart in a crowded music landscape. Fans of '90s icons like Alanis Morissette, Fiona Apple, and Dido will feel right at home here—Sarah brings a touch of nostalgia while offering her own unique style.

UNSIN® Music Conference & Festival returns to Miami from April 24–26 with a diverse lineup of emerging Latin artists, educational panels, and industry networking opportunities. Celebrating its fourth edition, UNSIN connects creators, professionals, and fans to redefine the future of Latin music.

Miami is its own kind of magic. This week, the energy is unmistakably local: experimental sounds, homegrown art, and pop-up parties are popping up from Wynwood to Downtown. It’s a reminder of how deeply layered this city is—where diasporic beats, indie stages, and Caribbean rhythms all find space on the same lineup. Whether you’re hopping between galleries or squeezing into a packed late-night show, this weekend is a snapshot of Miami’s creative rhythm—complex, proud, and very much in the now—giving us space to connect, reflect, and celebrate the weird and the wonderful.

LG Malique returns with "Carved In Gold," an eight-track EP that blends raw storytelling with poetic vulnerability. From reflections on family and faith to unfiltered truths about survival and success, the Arkansas rapper opens a powerful new chapter in his journey.

Rising indie rock artist AVATARI delivers raw emotion in his latest single, "In My Bones," a haunting track about obsession and desire. With festival performances lined up and award nominations rolling in, his career is just getting started.

Ella Collier's "DANGEROUS" explores raw emotions through introspective lyrics and a bold pop-R&B sound with futuristic elements. Its striking music video vividly captures themes of ego, isolation, and vulnerability amid a stark urban landscape, showcasing Collier's fearless artistic evolution.

As we roll into April, the city of Miami continues to blend cultural richness with high-energy events, making it the perfect weekend for every type of explorer. This weekend, you’ll find a little bit of everything— film, music, art, and community experiences, each offering something unique. Miami’s diverse arts scene is in full swing, reflecting the city’s ever-evolving creativity and its deep roots in history, culture, and community.

Levi Robin’s music is a soul-deep journey. Blending Americana, folk, and raw emotion, his latest single, “Healing is Coming,” is like Johnny Cash meets Coldplay. Get ready for an uplifting, introspective ride that soothes the spirit and stirs the heart.

Jozzy’s new single, “Maybe,” is a melodic R&B anthem about setting boundaries and demanding honesty in love. Produced by Bongo By The Way and Freaky Rob, the track showcases her sharp songwriting with a grown, confident ultimatum: "Don’t treat me like a maybe."

Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Brenda Carsey delivers vibrant performances and exceptional music with her latest single, “Go Do Something About It.” Blending pop and indie, her unique style and creative visuals captivate audiences, offering a bold take on personal growth and accountability.

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.

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.

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.

Jordan Duffy’s album “Nights Like These” blends indie pop, Americana, and heartfelt storytelling into an emotional journey. Produced by Party Nails, this genre-spanning LP features powerful vocals, memorable lyrics, and standout tracks like “Let Me Down,” “Flood Season,” and “Unknown Owner.”

Emerging artist Evenson returns with “YOU,” a soulful fusion of jazz, R&B, and psychedelic influences. Known for his evocative lyrics and hypnotic sound, Evenson delivers his most intimate and emotionally charged release to date.

EJ’s latest single, “Another Day In Paradise,” is a high-energy rock anthem tackling modern struggles, disillusionment, and self-reflection. With powerful guitar riffs and emotionally charged lyrics, this track resonates with a generation facing societal pressures and digital burnout.

The city is gearing up for an extraordinary weekend as Miami continues to celebrate its rich cultural heritage and creative spirit. With March well underway and Women's History Month in full swing, the lineup this week showcases a mix of performances, interactive workshops, and social gatherings that reflect Miami’s ever-evolving scene.

Klovis Gaynor & The Urinal Cakes’ debut album, “SAVE ME 4 THE SPANK BANK,” is a raw, unflinching exploration of queer identity, pain, and pleasure. This 13-track masterpiece blends chaotic distortion with vulnerability, confronting taboos and demanding listeners to face the darkest corners of the human experience.

After making a name for himself in the alternative music scene, singer-songwriter and producer Matt Koelsch is set to hit the road alongside acclaimed British artist Lucy Spraggan, best known for her time on The X Factor, and musician Maddox Jones.

When Allison Amber Hage released “Mabrouk” last May, it didn’t just mark another independent pop single — it announced a sound that was deeply personal, culturally rooted, and globally resonant. A bilingual celebration song built on a mix of Arabic and English, “Mabrouk” became an anthem for milestones: weddings, graduations, career wins, and everyday victories. Rather than borrow from her Lebanese heritage for aesthetic flair, Hage built the track around it.

Laci Kay Somers is having a major moment—again. Her latest single, “Sideline,” just crossed the 250,000 stream mark, and it’s more than just a win for her music career. It’s a loud and clear reminder that Laci is one of the most captivating, multi-dimensional forces in the entertainment world right now. Singer, songwriter, model, entrepreneur, and social media icon—she’s doing it all, and making it look effortless.

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.

March keeps rolling with another packed weekend of music, art, and celebrations. As Women's History Month continues, events across Miami highlight powerful creative voices, while the city’s nightlife delivers everything from post-punk dance floors to indie sleaze throwbacks.

EMM’s groundbreaking album, “BLACK DIAMOND,” is a bold musical statement challenging societal norms and confronting misogyny and patriarchy. The project is a bold statement that challenges norms and exposes the hypocrisies of a system that has historically silenced women.

"Hang Up, Move On" is a genre-blurring pop anthem where the past and present collide. Naomi Jane’s enchanting vocals, PARKER’s masterful storytelling, and Nataan’s sleek production craft a sound that’s both nostalgically 80s and undeniably modern.

Charli Lark’s new single “Gold Edge Tongue” is a sharp dagger aimed at skilled manipulators. This intoxicating lo-fi pop track blends luminous synths, high-energy breakbeats, and biting lyricism to explore the transformative power of breaking free from toxic relationships. “Gold Edge Tongue” is a bold declaration of independence, perfect for anyone looking to turn pain into strength.

Air Out! is an anonymous chat app expanding to the U.S., providing a safe space for users to vent without fear of judgment. Originally designed for moms, it now offers six categories for users to share thoughts on work, love, parenting, and more. With a minimalist, distraction-free design and built-in safeguards for emotional support, the app is redefining digital expression and mental wellness.

Nature Nvoke is redefining post-punk with a sound that blurs the line between past and future. Fusing unfiltered intensity with Afro-futurist storytelling, their latest release, “Abstraction,” crafts a wordless narrative through pulsating rhythms, haunting synths, and layered guitars.

Star2’s latest release, "You're Still The Same," is a powerful hip-hop anthem about breaking free from toxic relationships. With raw emotion, magnetic beats, and a compelling music video featuring Ler Mu Dex and Tae Tae, Star2 continues to make waves in the Karen and global music scene.