Miami's Music Scene is Sizzling with Afrobeta's New Single 'Head Games'
Afrobeta, a dynamic duo from Miami, is set to turn up the heat at ZeyZey Miami this weekend with their infectious pop-electronica sound. The group, comprised of Tony Smurphio and Cuci Amador, brings their unique blend of music that perfectly captures the essence of Miami's vibrant nightlife.
According to Tony Smurphio, Afrobeta's electro-pop and funk sound is born from acoustic instruments converted into electronic pieces. "We write our songs on acoustic instruments, and then we convert them into electronic pieces," he explains. Cuci Amador adds, "If the Estefans had a baby with Chromeo, you would be Afrobeta."
Their new single 'Head Games' is a danceable, funky track that showcases Cuci's empowered woman persona. Tony notes, "The sound is fantastic. Miami is notorious for not prioritizing live music as much as DJ culture, but ZeyZey is doing it right." The venue's beautiful outdoor space and perfect weather on Friday make it an ideal spot to connect with new people.
Cuci highlights the importance of feeling like a "third space" – a place where you can hang out and meet people outside your home or work. This concept resonates with Afrobeta's goal of creating an inclusive atmosphere at their shows, encouraging fans to feel at ease and make new friends.
Afrobeta takes over the main stage at ZeyZey Miami on Friday, 23rd at 8 p.m., and it's free! The show promises to be an unforgettable night of music and energy. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience Afrobeta's unique sound in person.
Afrobeta, a dynamic duo from Miami, is set to turn up the heat at ZeyZey Miami this weekend with their infectious pop-electronica sound. The group, comprised of Tony Smurphio and Cuci Amador, brings their unique blend of music that perfectly captures the essence of Miami's vibrant nightlife.
According to Tony Smurphio, Afrobeta's electro-pop and funk sound is born from acoustic instruments converted into electronic pieces. "We write our songs on acoustic instruments, and then we convert them into electronic pieces," he explains. Cuci Amador adds, "If the Estefans had a baby with Chromeo, you would be Afrobeta."
Their new single 'Head Games' is a danceable, funky track that showcases Cuci's empowered woman persona. Tony notes, "The sound is fantastic. Miami is notorious for not prioritizing live music as much as DJ culture, but ZeyZey is doing it right." The venue's beautiful outdoor space and perfect weather on Friday make it an ideal spot to connect with new people.
Cuci highlights the importance of feeling like a "third space" – a place where you can hang out and meet people outside your home or work. This concept resonates with Afrobeta's goal of creating an inclusive atmosphere at their shows, encouraging fans to feel at ease and make new friends.
Afrobeta takes over the main stage at ZeyZey Miami on Friday, 23rd at 8 p.m., and it's free! The show promises to be an unforgettable night of music and energy. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience Afrobeta's unique sound in person.
. And what's with all the emphasis on 'inclusivity' and 'third spaces'? Sounds like code for 'we want to make money off you by selling overpriced drinks and mediocre food'. ZeyZey Miami is probably just gonna be another crowded, noise-inducing venue where everyone's too busy taking selfies to actually enjoy the music 
. Afrobeta's sound might be catchy, but I bet it'll get lost in the din of all the screaming fans and DJ culture 
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like dont you get heatstroke or get eaten alive by bugs?? why miami even hosts this stuff? it should be all indoors with AC and air conditioning lol 
. I mean, their pop-electronica vibe is giving me all the feels - it's like they're serving up a fusion of funk and sparkle 
. Tony & Cuci's chemistry is undeniable, and that 'Head Games' track? 
It's the perfect blend of catchy hooks and infectious beats.
. That's what I think Miami's music scene is all about: community, vibes, and good ol' fashioned fun 
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. If you're in Miami this Friday, you gotta check it out - it's free and totally worth it 
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... like, don't get me wrong, Afrobeta sounds awesome & all, but it feels like every show is just another big festival now 
Still, gotta respect Afrobeta for spreading that inclusive vibe & bringing people together, that's what music is all about, right? 
. I'm just saying, let's wait and see if this show lives up to the hype before we start crowning Afrobeta as the next big thing 
they should just let people dance 4 free lolz
! I mean, who doesn't love a catchy beat and funky vibes? And Tony Smurphio's explanation about creating music from acoustic instruments to electronic beats is like, totally genius 
. But what really gets me is the vibe they're going for with ZeyZey Miami - it's all about creating that inclusive third space where people can let loose and meet new peeps 
. Can't wait to see them live on Friday!
! Can't wait to see 'em live, get ready for some epic dance moves 
Tony and Cuci are total powerhouses, and it's amazing to see their music bring people together. ZeyZey Miami is literally the perfect venue for this - I love that they're prioritizing live music over DJ culture! 
. And can we talk about how cool it was to buy a ticket to see a concert? Nowadays, everything is just free or open mic nights 
. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for inclusivity and meeting new people, but sometimes I miss the good old days of going out to a show and feeling like you're part of something special 
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cuci amador seems like a total boss woman 
and tonys comments on live music being prioritized are so true 
its time for zydeco/miami scene to shine 
. Speaking of which, have we talked about ZeyZey Miami before? 
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it's like they're creating this magical 'third space' where people can just let loose and have fun 
A free show at 8 p.m. on Friday sounds like the perfect way to kick off the weekend to me 
. def make sure to catch them on Friday @ 8p - free entry btw! 
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