Current and Past Issues of PureHoney
Some bands thrive on contention. The give and take of cantankerous relationships can help to inform the music, to say nothing of the lore. Fraternal »
Back when you were wearing Vans, black eyeliner and studded wristbands, The Dollyrots’ all-time banger “Because I’m Awesome” was probably the soundtrack of your no-one-understands-me »
Elvis Costello’s talent was obvious the moment the bespectacled London lad released “My Aim is True” in 1977. His witty observations and barbs about failed »
While folk music might not define the Miami mystique, the folk music scene in the Magic City has long flourished in dimly lit cafes, backyard »
It’s not unusual for people in show business to adopt a catchier name. Norma Jeane Mortenson became Marilyn Monroe. Brian Warner became Marilyn Manson. What’s »
For its third year running, the North Beach Music Festival continues to fill that sweet spot for South Florida fans of jam bands, funk and »
Through a sepia lens imagine a world powered by the endlessly available promise of heat: A thriving vascular system of scalding energy bringing to life »
Nothing captures Miami’s urban tropical playground energy like made-in-Miami music. Which brings us to Suénalo, whose funky, Afro-Caribbean fusionista sound is as varied and alive »
Stephen Sanchez is an example, and maybe even a product, of the power of social media. The singer has the talent; of that, there is no »
Dan Hosker is still a force thanks to the people who have tended his legacy with care. Before his untimely passing in August 2012, Hosker »
Wild Party came bopping out of San Antonio, Texas in the mid-2010s on a current of upbeat, danceable indie pop alongside L.A.’s Saint Motel, Cincinnati’s »
Even dedicated followers of Miami’s Magic City Hippies might not know about the band’s unusual beginnings. “I used to busk on the sidewalks of Coconut »
