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III Points, Miami’s most revered celebration of music and immersive art, is back for yet another year of euphoric debauchery. When you’re not practicing your gum-chewing face for headliner Rosalía or struggling to survive the South Florida humidity as bedazzled jewels melt off your face, make sure to catch some of these must-see acts.

Erika de Casier

With angelic vocals and the ability to articulate love’s daunting nuances, Portuguese-born Danish singer Erika de Casier is R&B’s most precious kept secret. Her latest single “e-motions,” in collaboration with Mura Masa, is a futuristic love ballad, though the sorrow-drenched lyrics won’t distract from how effortless it is to lose your body in its electronic waves.

Rawayana

Effortlessly groovy, Venezuela’s Rawayana brings to life something rarely seen in Latin music—“trippy pop.” Their special concoction of reggae and funk is only more intoxicating during their live performances, leaving crowds in a trance with their soft melodies. They’re a definite don’t-miss. 

Shygirl

One of one, this English multidisciplinary artist has the hyperpop arena in a chokehold. Though her stage name is Shygirl, nothing about her is reserved, from her deconstructed club sound to her extreme fashion. To miss a live set of hers would be downright sinful: she is the mold.

The Marías

Ones To Watch veterans The Marías have given LA’s signature indie pop a psychedelic, Latin kiss, making something so uniquely theirs that it’s no wonder they’ve garnered such a cult following. Peppering in Bossa Nova and Spanish sweet nothings, catching their latest feature with Bad Bunny live would be nothing short of a spiritual experience.

Yellow Days

Singlehandedly charioting the return of the "Let Love Rule" era, British singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Yellow Days can groove the sadness out of anyone. His stage name is in reference to the beautiful days of our youth, which is exactly the essence his soul-filled indie-rock encapsulates. 

ilikebloo

A free-spirited artist in bloom whose magic is his own raw liberation, Miami’s ilikebloo is the kind of performer you never quite come back down from, brimming with energy you wish you could sip through a straw. His latest project Wanna Go Outside?, performed and produced alongside Zander Zel, is an alternative experiment gone right, challenging genre and fixed lines.

Tama Gucci

Miami’s very own Tama Gucci has become a staple in the underground queer scene, curating a sound so sonically futuristic you can’t help but be left in awe by how many lightyears ahead he is. Embodied innovation, his sound pays homage to the digital age that has allowed the curious and unique to blossom free.