There’s a leisurely breeze to the energy in the streets that’s the polar opposite of the tourist party gauntlet that is South Beach during Miami Music Week. It’s a different energy to which the techno tourists who make an annual pilgrimage for a certain March week might be accustomed.
Bass rumbles coming from all directions underscoring the throngs of people bustling outside the crowded bars and clubs amid graffiti-covered concrete.
Despite it being October, there’s a lingering sense of summer still present in the air. It’s a hot, humid Friday night in Miami’s Wynwood district.
