The Chiefs took home the gold this Sunday at Super Bowl.
On Friday, January 31, AT&T’s DIRECTV NFL SUNDAY TICKET Lounge held its third day of VIP programming in Miami, FL ahead of the Big Game.
Super Bowl Experience presented by Lowe’s was held at the Miami Beach Convention Center to celebrate the ultimate fan experience in Miami.
Last night Super Bowl weekend launched with a grand start with the 6th Annual Culinary Kickoff.
Pepsi Zero Sugar announced a Miami-flavored, four-day lineup of Super Bowl LIV festivities that will take place at the extra bright, extra vibrant Pepsi Neon Beach takeover.
Pepsi Zero Sugar is getting ready to start 2020 with a new look and new attitude. The newly-designed can with a matte black finish and a distinctive black tab is making things sweet with a Super Bowl LIV deal. Pepsi will be giving everyone in America free Pepsi Zero Sugar if the game ends in zero.
The fourth annual Pepsi X Billboard En Vivo Concert Series kicked off last night at the Bowery Ballroom, featuring MTV VMAs-nominated boy band CNCO and singer Matt Hunter.
The Rolling Loud 5 year anniversary was a star-studded event with nothing less then what was to be expected.
Former Pretty Ricky frontman Pleasure P has been consistently releasing bonafide hits as a solo artist. Reuniting with his fellow Miami brother and collaborator, the multi-platinum recording artist Flo Rida. The two release the new video for the single, “Could You Love Me”.
A familiar pattern of song for the two, Pleasure P and Flo Rida impress the ladies like the cameo scene stealing Love and Hip-Hop: Miami alum Amra La Negra with some dance moves and a slick ballad that ask the question if you are still in love with the “Boyfriend #2” hitmaker. “Could You Love Me” is produced by Lil Wonder, Rico Love, and Tank and the first single off Pleasure P’s forthcoming new album, ‘Pain and Pleasure’.
The new album is slated for a Summer 2018 release. Flo Rida appears on the video and track courtesy of Atlantic Records.”Could You Love Me” is directed by talented director David Rousseau.
Watch “Could You Love Me” below.
Tevin Campbell has one of the biggest R&B songs of the 90s with his iconic hit, “Can We Talk”. Ready to release his first hit himself using the R&B legend, Miami’s own Mike Smiff unveils his sampled new single, titled, “Now”.
Signed to Slip-N-Slide, the home of legends Trick Daddy and Trina, Smiff looks to continue the label’s long-time hit factory with his own. “Now” is a Hip-Hop and R&B fusion, takes a modern twist, and creates a certified banger. “Now” follows up Mike Smiff previous release, “Paradise”, featuring fellow Miami recording artist Trick Daddy.
Mike Smiff says,
“This concept here is like the glow-up. My coming out party. My life story. I started off f**ked up, in the struggle, I ain’t have sh*t.”
Take a listen below, courtesy of Soundcloud.
https://soundcloud.com/mike-smiff/now/s-97miY