Music

WLRN's Michael Stock, who first began the show in 1982, is being lauded by the Hall of Fame for his "deep commitment to building and sustaining a folk music community in South Florida" for over four decades.

Just before his birthday, his song "If Freedom Was Free" was released by Big Machine Label Group and CreatiVets. Locker collaborated with Texas singer-songwriter Bart Crow and duo Johnny and Heidi Bulford.

A spiritual healer who seamlessly bridges the worlds of art and medicine, Guillaume's unique perspective comes into sharp focus during this month's Fèt Gede celebration.

The Sons of Mystro and Alexander Star are kindred musical spirits. They are both inspired by a wide variety of music genres and artists, and they both aim to inspire those who listen to them.

In “Mothership Connected,” Seth Neblett uncovers the stories behind the group's female members, their importance to the collective and what made them the funk stars they are.

As Gloria Estefan embarks on a 50-year retrospective of her career, this Tiny Desk takes on the same tone, heart and air of reflection.

One winner sang a ballad fusing mariachi and hip-hop. Another belted out a song she wrote about a missed opportunity with a crush. A third wooed voters with a booming ode to Mexico.

In the midst of what is arguably one of the most divisive periods in U.S. history, the New World Symphony in Miami Beach is opening its season with a piece that celebrates America's democratic ideals. Malina will narrate Aaron Copland's 'Lincoln Portrait'

Broward County's Jer asks listeners to take an introspective look and push forth compassion if they want to change themselves and the world in their latest album, "Death of the Heart."

Cuban teenagers Fabio and Diego Abreu are part of a new wave of musicians revitalizing Cuba’s music scene. They fill a void left by established artists who have emigrated during one of the island's worst economic crises in decades.

The gritty dive bar in Little Haiti, which earned a reputation for being a go-to spot for underground music, has reclaimed its spot as a hub for punks, emo kids, goths and metal heads. As it opened its doors for the first time in five years, hundreds of people lined the block for the special event.

25 years ago, Against All Authority released its third album, the aggressive and anti-authoritarian "24 Hour Roadside Resistance." An album that the band finds more relevant than ever.