The After Party: Event Recaps
Purple’s Birthday Celebration at Palm Tree Club
Afro House, birthday beats, and Miami heat — Purple turned Palm Tree Club into a celebration
Purple did his birthday his way, behind the decks. His Afro House set had Palm Tree Club bouncing all night, full of groove, sweat, and good vibes. Miami duo Gaeb & Mejias kicked things off, getting the crowd warmed up before Purple took it all the way. A real Miami birthday vibe.
III Points Miami 2025 Day 2
III Points 2025 Day 2: A Wild Finale in Wynwood
Day 2 of III Points 2025 wrapped the festival with pure chaos and beauty a night that stretched from orchestral euphoria to warehouse madness. The evening opened with Chromeo’s live disco-funk setting a radiant tone, followed by Jamie xx, whose set floated between shimmering house and soulful breaks, turning the main stage into a collective trance.
Skrillex brought the night’s loudest energy a Miami homecoming that fused dubstep nostalgia with sleek new production. Over in the smaller stages, The Martinez Brothers delivered deep, rolling grooves that kept the dance floor alive all nigjht.
From genre collisions to emotional crescendos, Day 2 captured everything III Points stands for fearless sound, community, and Miami’s unfiltered spirit. As the lights dimmed over Wynwood, it wasn’t just the end of a festival it felt like the city itself took a victory lap.
III Points Miami 2025 Day 1
III Points 2025 Day 1: Miami Takes Center Stage in a Fusion of Sound and Culture
III Points returned to Wynwood with a loud, confident reminder that Miami is a world unto itself. Day 1 opened with electric performances and a heavy local pulse from Argentine duo Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso’s genre bending funk and psychedelic set to Thundercat’s soulful tribute to D’Angelo.
Homegrown hero Denzel Curry ignited the crowd with “Ultimate” and “Walkin,” turning his set into a celebration of Miami resilience, while Sean Paul closed the night in pure dancehall bliss. Over on the electronic side, Nina Kraviz and John Talabot took ravers deep into the night with hypnotic techno and house.
This year we covered the Player’s Cub VIP lounge curated with sounds by the best of local DJ’s in our community. Check out the full photo recap below.
Techno & Chill at Sable Miami
Techno & Chill x Love You, Bye – August 16th at Sable Miami
On August 16th, Sable Miami lit up with Techno & Chill, co-hosted by Love You, Bye, pulling together a lineup that felt like a journey through sound.
The night opened with DJ Kanykei, setting a hypnotic groove that eased the crowd in. Manu Magick lifted the energy, layering rhythm and pulse until the room began to move as one. DJ Aabel carried it forward, adding his signature textures before handing things off to the headliner.
Joezi took over with an Afro House set that had the floor packed—dark, deep, and unforgettable. To close it all out, DJ Marchik kept the vibe alive until the very last beat, sending everyone home still buzzing.
Techno & Chill once again proved it’s more than a party it’s a community ritual. And with Love You, Bye in the mix, the night felt pure electric.
Daybreaker Sauna Party at The Standard
Miami nights hit different when the steam’s rising and Shiba San is on the decks. The Standard turned into a late night sauna dance floor, where friends and strangers came together under the haze.
Shiba San kept the energy flowing all night with an unforgettable experience that can only be brought to you by our friends at Daybreaker Miami We cant wait for the next one!
Groove Palace at Mode
Groove Palace took over MODE with a stacked lineup and seriously delivered.
Alex Musci, Andrew Prince, Kevin Castillo, Fesko, and Cam Jones each brought their flavor to the night, keeping the energy building from start to finish.
Cam Jones set the tone and warmed up the room perfectly before Kevin Castillo and Fesko turned the dial up and really got the crowd moving. Andrew Prince and Alex Musci closed it out with a fire back to back that had everyone locked in till the last track.
Cherub at Zey Zey
CHERUB Brought the Vibes to Zey Zey
CHERUB came through Zey Zey on August 31 and delivered a night nobody’s getting over anytime soon. The duo had the whole crowd dancing, singing, and locked into that feel good, funky energy they’re known for.
From the moment they hit the stage, it felt like a giant backyard party, friends everywhere, smiles all around, and the kind of set that just keeps lifting the mood. “Doses & Mimosas” obviously had everyone screaming, but the full set was packed with all theyre hits front to back.
Perfect weather, great crowd, and a night that reminded everyone why live music hits different at Zey Zey. Already wishing we could run it back.
Aftercito Party at Mini Bar
A Concept Born In a Random Kitchen at 6am
Late-night coffee? Sounds wild… until you try Aftercito.
This party flips the script by mixing the cozy vibe of an intimate bar with local DJs on deck and the city’s favorite fuel: espresso martinis. It’s the perfect blend of “stay a little longer” energy and “we’re not going home yet” momentum, keeping everyone dancing, buzzing, and locked in till the late hours.
Zenski Party at MODE
ZENSKI Dives Deep into Immersive Nightlife
ZENSKI party returned to MODE with another incredible night of house music in the basement.
ZENSKI’s mission goes beyond slick production. Focused on elevating female DJs with an emphasis on dynamic club lineups, this event underscores a movement toward diversity, and creative innovation in nightlife culture.
For anyone chasing nightlife that's as imaginative as it is inclusive, ZENSKI at MODE offered a vivid, unforgettable dive into the future of party design and community-driven music.
Chet Faker at Zey Zey
Chet Faker + Eddie C at Zey Zey Miami
Chet Faker hit the Zaku stage for a rare DJ set, blending disco, house, and deep electronic cuts including club ready flips of his own tracks. Known mostly for his soulful vocals and moody productions, Chet stepped into full selector mode, proving his skills behind the decks are just as sharp as his voice.
Afterwards, things slid inside where Eddie C took over under the disco ball. He kept the energy high with a funky set full of house and disco that had the dancefloor packed ‘til close.
One Sip at Monterrey Bar Miami
On July 23rd, Monterrey Bar at The Standard Spa in Miami Beach hosted a vibey little night called “One Sip: What’s Your Signature?” a cosmic mashup of cocktails, astrology, and smooth vinyl grooves.
Guests sipped on zodiac-inspired cocktails Us Cancers were matched with the Bee’s Knees, a smooth Volcán Blanco mix with lemon and honey that totally hit the spot. Tarot reader Reno and astrologer Lori Bell were on deck for readings, giving the night a fun, mystical twist.
Ale Love kept the vibe right with an all vinyl set while folks sipped, mingled, and soaked up the moody, retro decor. Plush seating, pop art, and that gorgeous amazonite bar.
It was one of those nights where you show up for the drinks but stay for the energy. Definitely a standout at The Standard.
Will Clarke at Zey Zey
Will Clarke absolutely tore it down at Zey Zey’s “Under the Disco Ball” party. Energy through the roof, crowd locked in, and not a single moment to breathe. If you missed this one… you really missed out.
EDD at Café grooves party
Café Grooves 5th Edition at Lunasol with DJ EDD – July 19
The vibes were on point for the 5th Café Grooves day party, held on July 19th at Lunasol Miami. Things kicked off with a mellow wellness session, think stretching, breathwork, and a little yoga to get grounded, then rolled right into the good stuff: music, coffee, and dancing under the sky.
DJ EDD came through with a fire set, blending Afro and tech house that kept the energy flowing all afternoon. People showed up early for cold brew and smoothies, and stayed for the beats, good company, and all-day vibes.
Café Grooves is still doing what it does best, blending wellness, music, and community into one banger of a day party.
Coconut Grooves 4th of July Party at SipSip Rum Bar
Coconut Groove was definitely the move this 4th of July, and the rooftop at SipSip Rum Bar kept things fun all day long.
The pool was packed, the drinks were strong, and the music didn’t miss. DJs kept the energy up with a mix of dancehall and house to classic throwbacks while people danced, swam, and chilled under the sun.
Frozen piña coladas and rum punches were flowing, and the whole space had that laid back, tropical feel SipSip is known for. As the sun went down, the rooftop turned golden, and fireworks popped off in the distance the perfect ending to a day of rooftop fun.
If you know, you know. This one’s already on the list for next year.
Back Of House 4th of July Party at Zey Zey Miami
Back of House threw a 4th of July day party at ZeyZey, and it seriously felt like one big backyard hang with all your favorite people.
The music was on point all day, DJs were spinning everything from house to feel good edits and Latin cuts that had everyone moving. It wasn’t too polished or over the top, just good energy, great music, and a crowd that was down to dance.
People were posted up with drinks, grabbing bites, cooling off in the shade, and catching up with friends between sets. Once the sun started going down and fireworks went up, the whole spot lit up in the best way.
No wristbands, no velvet ropes just vibes. Definitely one of those “glad I didn’t miss it” kind of days.
Stigmaz at The Sylvester
Stigmaz Brought the Heat to The Sylvester
On June 19th, DJ duo Stigmaz pulled up to The Sylvester and turned the room into a full on groove. From the jump, they came through with deep, rolling basslines, crisp drums, and melodic layers that had the whole dancefloor locked in.
Their sound hit that sweet spot, part deep house, part techy, a little melodic, and all about the vibe. The set felt like a slow burn in the best way, building energy without ever doing too much. Just smooth transitions, steady momentum, and track selection that kept heads nodding and bodies moving.
The Sylvester’s cozy, low key setting made it feel even more immersive, no stage, no barriers, just DJs and dancers sharing the moment. Stigmaz knew exactly how to read the room, and the crowd gave it right back.
Harry Romero at Café Grooves party
Café Grooves Turned Up the Heat at Their 4th Day Party with Harry Romero
June 21st was all about coffee, house, and sunshine as Café Grooves threw down their 4th daytime party at The Deck Wynwood and this one hit different. A true blend of caffeine and rhythm, the daytime vibes were on point, with people showing up early, sipping cold brew, and easing into grooves that got deeper by the hour.
Headlining the day was Harry Romero, a certified house music heavyweight who brought that classic New York energy to Miami’s arts district. His set was smooth, soulful, and built perfectly for a sun soaked dancefloor. From jazzy rollers to chunky basslines, Harry kept it warm and steady, giving the crowd that just-right daytime lift.
The scene? Electric. People were dancing with coffee in one hand, friends in the other. The Deck Wynwood’s open air setup gave the whole party a breezy, tropical feel like your favorite café turned dance party.
Café Grooves isn’t just an event it’s a mood. Coffee, community, and house music done right. And if this last one was any sign, the series is only getting better.
Photography by: Samuel Rivas
Brooke Brazelton at MODE Miami
Brooke Brazelton Lights Up MODE Miami with a High-Energy DJ Set
On June 14, MODE Miami’s DISCOTEK party brought serious heat to the dancefloor and Brooke Brazelton definitely delivered. She took over the lower room with a set full of energy, and undeniable vibe.
Known for her dynamic blend of house, funk, rhythm, Brooke had the crowd locked in from the first drop. Her track selection and smooth transitions created a steady build up, turning the room into a full on dance frenzy.
What really stood out was her connection with the crowd. Every shift in tempo, every beat drop, it all felt like it was made for that exact moment. She wasn’t just playing music, she was creating a shared experience, and the energy in the room proved it.
DISCOTEK is known for showcasing artists who bring something different to the table, and Brooke did just that. Her set was fresh, confident, and exactly what the night needed.
Photography by: Samuel Rivas
Café Grooves at Sable
Café Grooves Vol. 3 Brings the Vibe to Sable Miami
On May 31st, the third edition of Cafe Grooves lit up Sable Miami with sunshine, smooth beats, and all the right energy. As the crowd rolled in, the drinks flowed, the dancing started early, and the music set the tone for a perfect Miami afternoon.
Andrea Quintero Got the Party Started
First up on the decks was Andrea Quintero, who came in hot with her signature mix of deep house grooves and Latin flavors. Her set was full of energy just the right mix to get people moving and smiling. Whether it was her track selection or her stage presence, Andrea had the crowd locked in from the jump.
Nico Bernardini Took It Home
Following Andrea, Nico Bernardini kept the groove going with a slick blend of deep and tech house. His smooth transitions and killer track choices kept the dance floor packed as the sun started to set. There was a real connection between Nico and the crowd you could feel it in every drop and build up.
A Whole Vibe
More than just a party, Cafe Grooves is becoming a real community hangout. Whether people came to dance, chill, or catch up with friends, there was space for everyone. The vibe was laid-back, yet full of life just what you’d expect from a Miami day party done right.
With another successful event in the books, Cafe Grooves is proving it’s here to stay. If you missed this one, make sure you don’t sleep on the next.
Gaeb & Mejias at The Beatrice South Beach
On May 30, 2025, Gaeb & Mejias took over The Beatrice in Miami Beach for a night to remember. The duo delivered their signature deep, hypnotic sound, setting the perfect vibe for the crowd in the sleek, intimate space.
As seasoned DJs with a strong local following, Gaeb & Mejias knew exactly how to keep the energy flowing. The night marked a standout moment for The Beatrice’s music scene and a reminder that underground beats are alive and well on South Beach.
Photography by: Ryan Troy
