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Head to Miami with The Cube Guys and "Boom!"

  • March 24, 2015
  • Steph Evans
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Even the album art on the latest EP from Cube Recordings screams "Miami."

Since the release of Manuel de la Mare, Seamus Haji, Cevin Fisher and Alex Kenji's "I Love Miami," I've been waiting for a release that captures the essence of WMC in a few minutes of music so well. And this week, three years later, I've found something that finally does the trick again, from The Cube Guys. Featured on their label, Cube Recordings's Miami 2015! compilation, "Boom" (The Cube Guys Miami Mix) perfectly sums up Miami Music Week in a nutshell: a mixing of cultures, including various Latin and Caribbean musical styles pulled together by a strong love of house music. You can almost feel the sunshine penetrating through your headphones. Check out the stream below as well as the full EP here, which features some up and coming house artists who have partnered up with the label.

 

Miami 2015!
Various Artists
Cube Recordings
CUBE047

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