View Larger If you know your local music, then you know Radioboxer. Bet you didn’t know this about them though! :)
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THE JAM GARDEN
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View Larger We were lucky to be invited back to the Three Sisters Farm, owned by farmer and Chef Jon Gambino, whose farm dinners are currently in their soft opening. It’s been about a year since the last time we visited the farm and the changes they’ve made are jaw dropping.
Photography by Ben Guzman
View Larger Chatting with the man behind Miami Music Music, is Javier Maggiolo.
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View Larger South Florida’s musicians say they need more support from the local community. Many bands are moving to places like Brooklyn and Portland for a better chance at success.
So how can South Florida become a place musicians want to flock to?
I spoke to the local band Plains to find the answer. Check it out here.
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View Larger Sorrel is in the hibiscus family & was used to make our wine tonight! (at Three Sisters Farm)
View Larger I spoke to local electronic musician Pedro Caignet, also known as Bourgeoisie, about his new Album and that other worldly feeling he gets when he’s in his studio.
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View Larger Showcasing local bands is important, but so is recognizing the stations who support those local bands. Radiate FM’s DJ’s are the front line to airing those select tunes.
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The Jam Garden - Music - Event: Hialeah Fest 2012 →
View Larger I stopped by producer Aaron Fishbein’s studio, The Frachise, to talk with Arboles Libres about their influences, and who came up with their band name, which is spanish for Free Trees.
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View Larger Chatting to Jolt Radio’s founder, John Caignet, about everything from his first musical memory to his upcoming plans at everyones favorite local online station.
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