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NewsMiami New TimesJune 24, 2026Miami-Dade

Miami's Emerging Queer Music Scene

This article highlights several queer artists in Miami who are reshaping the city's cultural landscape through diverse musical genres. These musicians use their work to explore themes of identity, joy, and heritage while navigating the city's evolving creative scene.

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Why It Matters

The article documents the cultural contributions of specific local artists to Miami's music scene, providing visibility for queer and performers.

Key Facts

  • Francia released a new EP titled 'Negrito' which focuses on Afro-Venezuelan identity and Black masculinity.
  • Mikah Amani is a Black trans folk artist preparing to release an EP titled 'Now That You Have My Heart'.
  • Noa Sinclair is an Afro-Peruvian artist who works with autism and neurodivergent communities and is releasing an EP titled 'Youth Legacy' this fall.
  • Dizzy Smarp is a queer Latin artist who released an EP titled 'PaPi ChUlOo' that incorporates elements of reggaetón.
  • Breezy of the duo Coco & Breezy continues to base her music career in Miami despite international touring.
  • Yoli Mayor is a Miami-based musician known for her appearances on 'America's Got Talent'.

Who's Mentioned

locationEl Jardín Inn“Venue in Little Havana”personNoa Sinclair“Afro-Peruvian artist”personBreezy“DJ and member of Coco & Breezy”personYoli Mayor“Musician and former America's Got Talent contestant”personDizzy Smarp“Queer Latin artist”organizationMiami Community Radio“Local radio station”personFrancia“Afro-Venezuelan artist and musician”personMikah Amani“Black trans folk artist”