The After Party: Event Recaps
Kamcoco B2B Mary Jane at Zeyzey miami
Mary Jane and Kamcoco lit up ZeyZey with a high-energy back-to-back set that had the dancefloor in full groove mode. Blending indie dance and house vibes, the duo brought a perfect mix of dreamy melodies, punchy basslines, and feel-good energy.
Mary Jane, known for her futuristic sound and genre-hopping style—from synth-heavy electronica to deep house and nu disco—set the tone with her signature lush, spacey beats. Kamcoco brought her own magic to the decks, weaving in soulful house cuts, deep rhythms, and a smooth, uplifting energy that had the crowd locked in from start to finish. Her knack for reading the room and keeping the vibe just right made their set feel like one seamless, genre-blurring journey.
It was the kind of night that felt spontaneous, joyful, and just the right amount of sweaty.
Kamcoco & Mary Jane - Photography by: Samuel Rivas
HAMMAM PARTY AT THE STANDARD MIAMI
On May 1st, The Standard Spa in Miami Beach turned up the heat with a special Hammam Party. The spa’s signature Turkish-style hammam became the ultimate chill zone-meets-dance floor, with DJs Cami de Marzo and JoviGibs spinning dreamy, feel-good sets all night.
Guests soaked in the steamy vibes—literally—lounging on warm marble, hitting the cedar sauna, and floating between beats and bubbles. It was the perfect mix of spa day and nightlife, wrapped in one cool, sweat-filled evening.
Definitely a night to remember for anyone looking to vibe out and unwind, Standard-style.
TEXT LUCY PARTY AT LEVEL 6 ROOFTOP BAR COCONUT GROVE
The Text Lucy Party Lit Up Level 6 in Coconut Grove
On May 16th, the vibes were sky-high—literally—at Level 6 Rooftop Bar in Coconut Grove for the much-hyped Text Lucy Party. With a perfect Miami night as the backdrop, the rooftop was packed with party people ready to dance, sip, and celebrate.
The music? Fire. DJs kept the energy flowing all night with a mix of house, techno, and feel-good tracks that had the crowd moving from start to finish. Whether you were front and center on the dancefloor or just vibing by the bar with a cocktail in hand, the mood was on point.
The venue itself didn’t disappoint. With stunning skyline views and a warm breeze rolling through, Level 6 brought that magic rooftop feel that’s hard to beat. Add in some killer drinks and a solid crowd, and you’ve got a party to remember.
The Text Lucy Party wasn’t just another night out—it was a full-on experience. If you missed it, don’t worry… something tells us Lucy’s not done texting just yet.
MADISON PARK BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AT THE TRIP MIAMI
DJ Madison Park Throws Down for Her Birthday at The Trip Miami
On May 8th, DJ Madison Park lit up The Trip Miami with an unforgettable birthday DJ set. The energy was electric from start to finish as fans, friends, and partygoers came together to celebrate not just another night out, but Madison’s special day.
Known for her smooth blend of house and techno, Madison didn’t hold back. Her set was packed with deep grooves, big drops, and a vibe that had everyone on the dancefloor moving nonstop. You could tell she was feeling the love—smiling, dancing behind the decks, and feeding off the crowd’s energy all night long.
The Trip, with its underground feel and killer sound system, was the perfect spot for the party. The place was packed, the lights were pulsing, and the whole night felt like one big, sweaty, beautiful celebration.
Madison’s birthday bash wasn’t just a party—it was a full-on experience. She gave the crowd everything they came for and more, proving once again why she’s one of the most exciting DJs in the scene right now.
If you weren’t there, you definitely missed out—but something tells us she’s just getting started.
Major Lazer at ZeyZey
Major Lazer Throws Surprise Show at ZeyZey Miami
On May 1, Major Lazer lit up the stage at ZeyZey Miami with a surprise show that had fans buzzing across the city. The unexpected performance took place at the lively open-air venue in Little Haiti, known for bringing global music and good vibes to the heart of Miami.
ZeyZey has quickly become one of the coolest spots in town for catching everything from Afrobeat to disco to Latin funk. Major Lazer—famous for their genre-bending, high-energy sets—fit right in, delivering an electrifying performance that had the crowd moving all night. Even better, they treated fans to a bunch of unreleased tracks, hinting at fresh material coming soon.
ZeyZey isn’t slowing down either. With artists like Yasser Tejeda playing on May 10 and Future Islands on May 21, the venue’s calendar is stacked with more heat this month.
For upcoming shows and tickets, check out zeyzeymiami.com.
Walshy Fire & Diplo of Major Lazer - Photography by: Samuel Rivas
Gia Fu at ZeyZey
On April 25th, Gia Fu brought a distinctive sonic tapestry to ZeyZey, weaving together threads of her Hong Kong heritage with vibrant Latin American rhythms. The event, part of Sonidos de Miami and organized by Tigre Sounds, set the stage for a night of cultural fusion and musical exploration. Leading her Canton Mambo project, Fu demonstrated a clear passion for bridging cultural divides through music. Her set showcased a thoughtful blend of genres, introducing the audience to a unique fusion that felt both familiar and novel.
Fu's dedication to exploring the intersection of cultures was palpable. The music moved with an assured quality, hinting at the depth of her research and artistic vision. Listeners were treated to a performance that highlighted the enriching possibilities when diverse musical traditions engage with one another. The rhythms she crafted possessed an infectious energy, inviting movement and connection within the space. It was evident that Fu's aim to create an inclusive environment through her art resonated with those present, fostering a sense of unity through the shared experience of her compelling sound.
Sonidos de Miami continues to carve out space for global sounds and cross-cultural dialogue within the city’s vibrant music scene. Curated by Tigre Sounds, the series celebrates artists who challenge borders and genres, offering Miami audiences a chance to connect with the world through rhythm, melody, and movement.
GIA FU - Photography by: Samuel Rivas
ZENSKI at MODE
ZENSKI recently transformed Miami's MODE into a pulsating epicenter of house music, delivering an unforgettable night dedicated to celebrating the artistry of female DJs. This wasn't just another night out; it was a carefully curated experience that amplified the vibrant energy of house music while championing the often-underrepresented talent of women in the industry.
At the heart of ZENSKI is Eddy Palermo, also known as LETZ, a visionary who not only founded this movement but also took to the stage as one of the performing artists. Palermo recognized the need for platforms that prioritize and showcase female DJs, and his passion and commitment to fostering a more inclusive music scene were palpable throughout the night, evident in every detail of the event.
MODE became a canvas for ZENSKI's mission, evolving into an immersive space where music and atmosphere intertwined. The venue pulsed with energy, enhanced by a production design that complemented the dynamic sets of the DJs, including a performance by LETZ. This created a powerful and engaging experience for everyone present. ZENSKI events are more than just parties; they are a movement, striving to build a community.
ZENSKI - Photography by: Samuel Rivas
Roosevelt at ZeyZey
Roosevelt, the acclaimed German musician and producer, delivered an unforgettable "Midnight Versions" DJ set at ZeyZey Miami on April 18, 2025.
Fans were treated to a vibrant night as Roosevelt showcased his signature sound. Weaving together infectious beats and melodies, he kept the crowd dancing until the early hours.
Known for his masterful blend of funk, synth-pop, and indie dance, Roosevelt (Marius Lauber) has garnered international recognition for his studio albums like "Young Romance," "Polydans," and "Embrace." His ability to seamlessly blend genres and create music that resonates deeply with listeners has solidified his place in the electronic music scene, and this performance was a testament to his talent.
Roosevelt - Photography by: Samuel Rivas
