#BehindBaselMarcus Blake
Behind Basel interview with Marcus Blake, local Miami artist and winner of the Arts Center of South Florida Ellies. Read about what Basel means to him, and his tips on making your Basel season a success! Click to read more.
Behind Basel interview with Marcus Blake, local Miami artist and winner of the Arts Center of South Florida Ellies. Read about what Basel means to him, and his tips on making your Basel season a success! Click to read more.
Interview with Miami based band Jaialai as they prepare for the 2018 House of Creatives Music Festival. Read about their musical inspirations, what they think the Miami scene needs, and why they do what they do.
As it stands, Miami has the single greatest disparity between average income and the average cost of living…in the whole fucking country. But hey, we have amazing beaches and a few cool clubs, right? Am I going to die here? Or am I literally weeks away from getting the fuck out and never coming back?
We caught up with electronic producer and musician Chancha Via Circuito at his recent show in Austin and chatted about the folklore digital scene in Buenos Aires, touring the U.S, and Andean instruments.
Enjoy a photo gallery from the August 2018 Only L Boutique fashion show in Miami, FL.
Olivia Davina, bass player from Amsterdam Reggae band The Dubbeez travels to Miami. Pictures from her photoshoot in Little Haiti.
Late nights in Miami. Catch her sleeping? Only if its actual sleep. Never with work, her business, or relationships. This female is woke 🙌🏽! On top of her game. I’m talking about 22-year-old Brianna Flemings, also known as @breedaddy__. This multi-talented Miamian…
Above the Skyline is back with a new line-up, a stronger sound, and a brand new album. I got the chance to sit down with the Homestead-based band and talk about what to expect for this upcoming year.
Who doesn’t love a little – or a lot – of good old-fashioned Booty Music, also known as “Miami Bass.” Last weekend I enjoyed it for freezy in the Broadway Arts District (BAD). Unbeknownst to many every Sunday neighbors and families come together at the corner of NW 62nd and 18th ave.