Liz Tracy
Freelance Writer and Editor at Freelance
Writer at Miami New Times
Writer for hire with bylines at @nytimes @theatlantic @vice @refinery29 @miaminewtimes @glamourmag @rollingstone @wmag @vox @nodepression she/her
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1 month ago |
miaminewtimes.com | Liz Tracy
Even as a baby, Claire Hutin was already a fan of Roquefort, the tangy, fragrant sheep's milk cheese. "Her palate has always been something to behold," her sister Stephanie Hutin recalls. Claire co-founded Harpke Family Farm in 2013 with her husband, Tamer Harpke, in Dania Beach, a driving force in Miami's locally sourced culinary scene. This past January, Claire passed away from complications of chondrosarcoma, a rare bone cancer.
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1 month ago |
miaminewtimes.com | Liz Tracy
Growing up in Serbia, Pedja Kovačević had never heard of someone starting their own record label. He only knew about big production houses and a few smaller German and Belgian labels. At 24, after relocating to the United States, he met some drum 'n' bass artists who self-published their work on DIY labels. "That's when I started thinking it would be lovely to start my own label," Kovačević reflects.
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2 months ago |
miaminewtimes.com | Liz Tracy
Every year since 2004, musician Frank Falestra, better known as Rat Bastard, has been hosting the wildest, most experimental, underground, loud AF, and weird-as-hell performance festival in Miami. The International Noise Conference (INC) is not only ten days — yes, ten — of discordant sounds and potentially bodily fluids, but it's also a mind-expanding assignment that Rat gives the local and international noise music community. Each performer gets 15 minutes and a stage to do whatever moves them.
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2 months ago |
miaminewtimes.com | Liz Tracy
When artists Naomi Fisher and Hernan Bas launched their art space Bas Fisher Invitational (BFI) 20 years ago, opportunities for artists were scarce in gritty Miami. Art Basel had only recently descended on our shores, and most of the well-heeled folks clopping around Miami Beach were Versace's celebrity buddies and waify teen models, not art buyers and gallerists. But like a baby palm tree, BFI put down roots in the sand to grow an artist-led scene.
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Dec 24, 2024 |
miaminewtimes.com | Liz Tracy
Years back, Rick Diaz found Zelda and Jackie in a dumpster outside his apartment. He took them home with him, and they became his daughters. They're cats, by the way. And as you do with your cats, he sings to them constantly. One particular song he dedicated to his felines became "Favorite Person," the perfect tune to kick off The Holiday EP, a Christmas and Halloween album he put out last winter solstice along with Audrey Horny bandmate Frank Guzman.
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RT @jaylandia_: We made the @miaminewtimes "Best of" list this year and I'm kvelling. First time we made it was after the launch of Issue 1…
I wrote about #Santeria, @Beyonce, and my experience with the religion.
It’s Beyoncé release day! If one album isn’t enough, Liz Tracy explores the legacy of Beyoncé’s ‘Lemonade,’ its ties to Santería, and Black liberation. https://t.co/gkkPBvEVpz
RT @Jose_D_Duran: professional ass-shaker @theliz4eva dives into #MiamiBass https://t.co/IRoORmU1NU
