Grant Albert

fort lauderdale, florida, united states

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I am a freelance music journalist in Miami. I have covered numerous concerts and festivals in both Miami and New York. You can find my editorial pieces in publications like Noiseprn.com and the Miami New Times. I have interviewed prominent musicians and industry reps in electronic music and measured electronic music's climate for the last six years. In addition to writing, I am currently in law school at Florida International University.

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Club Space Resident DJ Natalia Roth Releases New EP

Audio By Carbonatix Sweet Collapse is one of many EPs from Natalia Roth, the Miami producer, resident DJ at Club Space, and solo artist. This record, released on Handpicked, a sub-label of California’s Music is 4 Lovers, obviously carries a techno sound t... See more

miaminewtimes.com•Grant Albert•Dec 26, 2025

These Downtown Miami Clubs Will Celebrate David Lynch's Legacy

Audio By Carbonatix This year seemed to be an especially cruel cultural gut punch, with the loss of icons we loved. It likely began at the start of 2025 with the passing of the auteur, David Lynch. The Montana-born director, author, producer, music festiv... See more

miaminewtimes.com•Grant Albert•Dec 24, 2025

Tiga to Perform Two Miami Shows During Art Basel Week

Audio By Carbonatix Tiga‘s new single, “Ecstasy Surrounds Me,” with its unapologetic synth-pop glory, is not the artist’s soapbox stand or effort to resurrect a genre that began back in the Carter administration. It’s a song that tries to explain the gene... See more

miaminewtimes.com•Grant Albert•Nov 26, 2025

Tara Long's La Esquinita Contends With an Ever-Changing Miami

Audio By Carbonatix Miami, a city stereotyped for its reputation of perpetually seeking a dopamine rush, has undoubtedly witnessed the detrimental effects of addiction, particularly during the ‘70s and ‘80s. Tara Long, the artist behind La Esquinita (Litt... See more

miaminewtimes.com•Grant Albert•Nov 26, 2025

Can Miami Become the South's Next Great Oyster Capital?

Audio By Carbonatix It was within five minutes of the call that Josh Wilkie and Fabio Galarce, founders of the new Everglades Oysters company, were already providing New Times with a rich primer on the history between Florida and the bivalve mollusk, also... See more

miaminewtimes.com•Grant Albert•Nov 20, 2025

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Doctor Of Jurisprudence, Law at Florida International University - College Of LawGraduated: 2023

Bachelors, Government, Political Science at Florida International UniversityGraduated: 2018

Associates, Journalism at Miami Dade CollegeGraduated: 2016

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Club Space Resident DJ Natalia Roth Releases New EP

These Downtown Miami Clubs Will Celebrate David Lynch's Legacy

Tiga to Perform Two Miami Shows During Art Basel Week

Tara Long's La Esquinita Contends With an Ever-Changing Miami

Can Miami Become the South's Next Great Oyster Capital?

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Club Space Resident DJ Natalia Roth Releases New EP

These Downtown Miami Clubs Will Celebrate David Lynch's Legacy

Tiga to Perform Two Miami Shows During Art Basel Week

Tara Long's La Esquinita Contends With an Ever-Changing Miami

Can Miami Become the South's Next Great Oyster Capital?