Born in Manhattan, raised everywhere, Candace Meyer prides herself in the uniqueness of her entity. Raised by Broadway star Wanda Richert, coupled with her father’s influence in videography and production, she really didn’t know any life other than that of an artist’s. At age 14, she dove into hip hop and started writing rhymes paired with soulful melodies. By the time that 2006 Ultra Music Festival rolled around, she realized that there was more to her music than heavy, dark booms... Read More →
Steven A. Clark is a man of little words. He was born in Arkansas and raised in North Carolina but is now a proud member of the 305′s musical community. Sure, February may be about cupid’s arrow with the hearts and chocolates following us around for weeks now… but this singer and songwriter isn’t about that sugar-coated profession of love. His smiles are furtive. His emotions guarded. Listen closely to his lyrics, pay close attention to his performances and you may just discover... Read More →
365 days of madness – that’s what we’re about, but apparently we’re not the only ones. All the year-end recaps on the tube got us thinking about the events that made our heads shake in disgust, crack-up or confused where we had to ask ourselves: “Did I hear this right?” We know you feel the same, so here are Antisteez’s Top 5 Most “WTF?!” Moments of 2011. Let us know what moments on our list made you say “WTF?!” the loudest, or... Read More →
In the past year we’ve seen movements gain moment in extraordinary ways. From Saudi women finding support on Twitter for their right to drive or BBM aiding Egyptian freedom fighters to Facebook allowing the world to see the front lines of Occupy Wall Street; we’ve all had a chance to be a part of change in a way we never thought possible. While some call that passive activism other could argue that it’s about offering information… giving insight… providing a voice for... Read More →
We’re at the age where hipsters roam the Earth chasing food trucks and indie rock has pretty much taken over the scene for the past 10 years at this point. Now a days bands are surfacing sounding like other Brit-indie rock bands and as great as some bands are, it’s sickening how they all sound the same. It’s a clone war now a days between what’s cool in the eyes of the hipster. Most people that pay attention to music business history know that music repeats itself every 20... Read More →
Category: News Posted by: Guest Blogger
16 AugWhile the world struggles to understand the heated political climate that has recently spurred rioting and looting in London, Antisteez correspondent, Rick Cuebas, gives us an inside look at what sparks this kind of turmoil and discusses youth in revolt. The situation in London was one that was born from social unrest and turned into lawlessness for lawlessness sake. This may have started as angry protests after a heavily armed police unit shot 29-year-old Mark Duggan, a father of four who who... Read More →
Every year the public libraries face more and more budget cuts. Which means for readers like us, fewer new books are purchased, important programs to keep our kids reading are cut and advocacy programs for adult literacy receive less funding. The library system needs all the help they can get and none more-so than our very own. With so much strife and turmoil taking place within Miami-Dade county government it’s almost impossible for anyone to find the time to give a damn about our libraries... Read More →
Guess what kids? ELECTION TIME IS HERE. (No…not THAT election! Sorry Obama and Sarah Palin, who I am sure needs all the extra time she can get to ready her plethora of stupidity.) It’s time…(bass is gonna blow your mind!) for the Miami-Dade County Special Election! With early voting opening for Dade County residents just this past Monday, I scored myself a copy of the Official Sample Ballot for the Miami-Dade County Special Election, which takes place on May 24. (But you can vote... Read More →

