The After Party: Event Recaps
JMSN Live at ZeyZey
ZeyZey Miami came alive with the sounds of JMSN! As he took the stage, an undeniable energy filled the air, instantly capturing the audience's attention. JMSN's rich and soulful blend of R&B wrapped around the crowd, enveloping them in a warm embrace and creating an intimate atmosphere that felt almost like a shared secret.
The evening was a journey through his discography, featuring a seamless mix of beloved classics and fresh tracks from his latest album, "Soft Spot." Each note showcased his remarkable vocal range and dynamic stage presence, drawing the audience closer and inviting them to connect with each song's emotional depth. The experience was magical, leaving fans in awe and longing for more as the last notes echoed into the night.
Santigold Live at ZeyZey Miami
ZeyZey Miami marked International Women’s Day with an exceptional live performance from Santigold. The band's mix of Afro-Caribbean sound, experimental rhythm, and sharp lyrics made for a dynamic night.
The setlist blended tracks from her latest album, Spirituals, with well-loved classics, keeping the crowd moving from start to finish. Her stage presence and sound created a fresh and familiar atmosphere, drawing fans into every beat and lyric. The night wasn’t just about the music—it was a celebration of artistry, individuality, and the influence of women in the industry. ZeyZey Miami provided the perfect space for people to come together, enjoy the music, and be part of something special.
We captured the energy, the crowd, and the moments that made the night stand out. Miami’s live music scene continues to evolve, and Santigold’s performance reminded us why these spaces matter.
We Belong Here 2025
There’s no place quite like We Belong Here Miami—a festival that blends world-class dance music with a tropical escape, all on a secluded island just minutes from the city. Set against the backdrop of Historic Virginia Key Beach Park, this two-day celebration isn’t just another festival—it’s a uniquely Miami experience. With the sand beneath your feet, the skyline in the distance, and the music making waves across the water, We Belong Here proves why the Magic City continues to be a global music destination.
More than just a showcase for big names, We Belong Here prioritizes emerging acts just as much as the headliners, creating a lineup that feels fresh, diverse, and full of surprises. MIAFM was on-site for the second year in a row, capturing every pulse of the festival, from intimate sunset sets to high-energy performances that carried into the night.
We recorded full sets of Syala, Nat Siriani B2B Ardi, and Benjamin Lloyd B2B Brooke Brazelton on night one, followed by PURPLE and Gaeb & Mejias on night two. Each performance infused the stage with unique energy and style. The energy was contagious, and we captured it all—raw moments, hands-in-the-air anthems, and the unfiltered joy of being lost in the music.
Thank you to the We Belong Here team for letting us be part of this unforgettable weekend. Two days of music, art, and community created a festival experience that can only happen here. If you missed it, start planning for next year—because We Belong Here isn’t just an event, it’s a movement. And trust us, you’ll want to be part of it.
MIAFM Popup at The Spot Barbershop
MIAFM kicked off 2025 by teaming up with Coconut Groove Miami, a collective known for pushing Miami’s underground dance scene beyond the usual club experience. Together, we transformed The Spot Barbershop in Coco Walk, blending the sharp aesthetic of a classic grooming space with the unmistakable energy of MIAFM and Coconut Groove Miami.
Coconut Groove has been at the forefront of underground dance culture in Coconut Grove, a historic Miami neighborhood that has long been a hub for artists, musicians, and creative minds. With that same spirit, we brought a fresh take on the pop-up party scene. Miami has seen them in coffee shops, gardens, and rooftops, but a barbershop? That was something new.
The dim-lit mirrors reflected the movement of the crowd, the bass echoed off the chairs, and the night became more than just a party. From start to finish, the music delivered, the energy stayed high, and the crowd showed up ready to dance. It was more than just MIAFM’s first event of the year—it was a glimpse into what’s next.
Massive thanks to Coconut Groove and The Spot Barbershop. Stay tuned—this is just the beginning. #ThinkOutsideTheClub
Bon Entendeur Live at Zey Zey Miami
Miami is a city built on culture—a melting pot of sounds, influences, and communities that come together to create something entirely its own. While Latin music is a major part of the city’s heartbeat, ZeyZey Miami continues to expand the live music scene, bringing in artists from around the world to reflect the diversity that makes Miami unique.
That global reach was on full display as Bon Entendeur made their highly anticipated Miami debut. The French duo, known for their seamless blend of nu-disco rhythms and classic French vocals, delivered a set that felt both timeless and refreshing. ZeyZey’s intimate setting provided the perfect space for a crowd eager to experience something different—dancing through a mix of signature remixes and standout tracks from Rivages.
The night was more than just a performance; it was a celebration of how music transcends borders. Miami’s audience embraced it fully, moving with every groove and lyric, proving once again that this city thrives on variety.
A huge thank you to Bon Entendeur for bringing their ‘French touch’ to Miami and to ZeyZey for curating yet another unforgettable night. With a lineup that continues to pull from every corner of the world, ZeyZey is proving that live music in Miami isn’t just about one genre—it’s about all of them.
Sounds Of Tides Vol 2
Valentine's weekend at Joia Beach was the place to be, with Markem leading the charge as the headliner for the evening. The beachfront venue transformed into a haven of soulful melodies and gentle waves, creating an unforgettable atmosphere. Guests savored delicious cocktails, danced under the moonlight, and enjoyed Markem's expertly crafted soundscapes.
Folamour & Tiffy Vera
It all begins with an idea.
On a warm night in the heart of Little River, ZeyZey Miami came alive as fans packed the sold-out venue for a headlining set by French DJ and producer Folamour. Known for his genre-blending style that fuses house, disco, and soul, and for commanding stages at Tomorrowland, Glastonbury, and Coachella, Folamour brought a distinctly French flavor to Miami—keeping the crowd dancing under the stars from start to finish.
His outdoor set moved effortlessly between upbeat rhythms and unexpected deep cuts, perfectly matched with ZeyZey’s open-air layout and the relaxed Miami breeze.
Inside, the energy shifted as Tiffy Vera took over the disco room with a moody, late-night set of deep house and techno. Originally from Paraguay, Tiffy’s focused style and stage presence offered a grounded contrast to the open-air celebration happening just outside.
The night reflected ZeyZey’s mission—to offer Miami a broader spectrum of sound and showcase artists from across the global dance music landscape. With both rooms packed and every set offering something different, this was a Miami Music Week warmup that set the bar high.
Parkline & Brady Walters
Strawberry Moon was the spot for an epic day party. Parkline started the day with perfect grooves, leading into a high-energy set by Brady Walters. The poolside was a dance floor, fueled by summer anthems and a vibrant atmosphere. Thanks to Parkline and Brady Walters for a memorable day. Strawberry Moon, we're ready for the next one!
Back Of House at Air Club Miami
Back of House brought the heat to Air Club Miami! Just a stone's throw from Sea Spice, the vibes were electric from start to finish. Kamcoco kicked things off with a fantastic set, setting the perfect tone for the night. Then, headliner Mixed Feelings took the stage and ended the night with an unforgettable house music experience. The dance floor was packed, and the energy was incredible. Thanks to everyone who came out!
Poplife 25th Anniversary
For 25 years, POPLIFE has been at the heart of Miami’s nightlife, shaping the city’s underground music scene and giving emerging artists and DJs a platform. What started as a small, forward-thinking party in the late ‘90s grew into a cultural movement, bringing indie, electronic, and alternative sounds to a city known for its mainstream club culture. From warehouse parties to iconic venues like Grand Central, POPLIFE has always been ahead of the curve, blending music, art, and fashion to create unforgettable experiences.
POPLIFE brought in two legendary DJs: Diplo and Felix da Housecat to celebrate this milestone. Diplo, known for his genre-bending sets and infectious energy, has shaped modern electronic music with projects like Major Lazer and collaborations with global superstars. A Chicago house icon, Felix da Housecat helped define the electroclash movement with his bold, futuristic beats. Both artists reflect the essence of Poplife—boundary-pushing, unpredictable, and always a good time.
This anniversary event is more than just a party. It is a tribute to POPLIFE’s legacy and influence on Miami’s music scene. It is for those who grew up dancing at their events, as well as newcomers.
Sounds Of Tides Vol 1
Joia Beach, a renowned restaurant and beach club in Miami, recently unveiled its new monthly event series, "Sounds of Tides," on January 25, 2025. This inaugural celebration seamlessly blended the natural beauty of the oceanfront with vibrant musical performances, creating an unforgettable experience for attendees.
Guests were treated to a dynamic atmosphere featuring live DJs, a captivating sunset drum performance, and the mesmerizing backdrop of Miami's ocean waves. The event offered a sensory journey harmonizing music with the serene coastal environment, allowing attendees to dance and revel under the stars.
Night Shift At Macondo
Night Shift flipped the script on Miami nightlife by turning Macondo Coffee Roasters in Downtown into a full-on dance floor. Led by Parkline—the DJ duo of Chad Blumenthal and Brandon Jacques—this pop-up party was about more than just music. It was a break from the usual club routine, proving that the right energy doesn’t need a velvet rope or bottle service—it just needs the right people, sound, and space.
Macondo, known for its cozy daytime atmosphere and strong coffee game, became the perfect setting once the lights dimmed and the music started. Parkline, joined by Miguel Gallardo and Chuck, delivered a night of jazzy, minimal tech-house and Afro-house, creating a smooth, energetic flow that matched the unexpected venue.
This event marked the debut of what Parkline hopes will become a monthly series, bringing electronic music into non-traditional spaces across the city. It made sense that they started with Macondo—both DJs are regulars, and the owner just so happens to be a house music fan himself.
Night Shift is about keeping things simple: good music, good people, and unexpected settings that invite you to stay a little longer. And if the launch party at Macondo is any sign of what’s ahead, Miami’s nightlife is about to get a lot more interesting—one coffee shop at a time.
Art Week 2024 - PNK Party at Tomorrowland
Art Basel Miami brings a flood of events, exclusive parties, and international crowds, but this year, PNK Records managed to stand out in a way few local collectives have. Amid the overwhelming number of competing Art Week events, it was almost unbelievable how strong the turnout was. This wasn’t just a lucky break—it was proof that Pink Records is building something Miami hasn’t seen before.
The newly reopened Tomorrowland Miami provided the perfect venue for the night. Once a pop-up, this space has now become a permanent part of Miami, blending nostalgia, underground energy, and a fresh, modern edge. Normally a cocktail bar with a sleek, Amsterdam-inspired aesthetic, Tomorrowland transformed into an all-day party, shifting effortlessly from laid-back lounge vibes to a full-blown dancefloor experience.
Conveniently located just a few blocks from Space Miami, the venue became the go-to spot for those bouncing between back-to-back Art Week events, whether guests were kicking off their night or keeping the momentum going after an early morning.
The lineup delivered nonstop energy, but ALVES B2B Justin Rabin was easily the highlight of the night. Their set kept the dance floor packed, with a seamless mix of deep grooves and high-energy moments that had the crowd moving from start to finish. Their ability to cultivate such a loyal fanbase and bring people together for something outside the usual Art Basel circuit speaks volumes. It’s clear that PNK Records isn’t just throwing parties—they’re shaping Miami’s underground dance culture in a way that feels fresh, authentic, and necessary.
Huge thanks to PNK Records and Tomorrowland Miami for putting together an event that cut through the noise of Art Week and set a new standard for what’s possible in Miami’s music scene. If this is what they’re capable of now, we can’t wait to see what’s next.
Chus At Mode
Chus took over MODE Miami for a night that blended decades of experience with the intimate energy only this venue can offer. With Gabe Katz on direct support, the night gradually built into a set full of organic house, tribal rhythms, and soulful grooves—the kind of layered sound Chus has perfected over his career.
As the creator of the Iberican Sound and founder of Stereo Productions and Redolent Music, Chus brought his signature style to life inside MODE’s underground setting—formerly a Cold War fallout shelter and now one of Miami’s most immersive spaces.
Backed by the venue’s high-fidelity L-Acoustics sound system, each track landed with warmth and precision, creating a deep connection between artist and audience.
From global stages to Miami’s underground, Chus continues to evolve while staying true to the roots of house music. This set proved why his name still carries so much weight—and why MODE is the perfect place to experience it.
