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Supporting artists. Connecting communities.

Miami's Latino artists shape the city's culture. We give them the stages, the education, and the community to build careers from it.

Our impact

Figures aggregate event-level counts since 2021.

0Attendance across 20+ events
0Artists supported
$0K+Paid to artists
0Educational panels
0University students reached

Our mission

Education and a stage, for the artists of the Latino diaspora.

Talent is everywhere in Miami. Access is not. UNSIN believes every artist deserves high-quality education and a real stage regardless of their background, so we produce free cultural programming that teaches emerging artists how to build a sustainable career and puts them in front of an audience.

A full room at a UNSIN community gathering in Miami

90% of our events are free to attend, and open to the public.

20+ events · 11 countries represented · since 2021

Music is how a community finds itself again

Arriving somewhere new means starting without the networks that make a life work. Our free programming gives Latino diaspora communities in Miami a recurring place to gather — where cultural familiarity becomes social connection, and connection becomes belonging.

What we do

Three programs. One mission.

How the mission turns into action, year after year.

An artist performing on a UNSIN stage

Artist Support

Stages, mentorship, visibility

Stages, mentorship, and visibility at the point in a career when almost no one else is paying attention. Our artists represent more than 11 countries and territories across the Americas and beyond.

An audience at a UNSIN Talks panel

Community Programming

Festivals, showcases, gatherings

Festivals, showcases, and community gatherings rooted in Wynwood and open to the public. 90% of it is free to attend, because a room only builds community if everyone can walk into it.

A UNSIN Labs working session

Education

UNSIN Talks & UNSIN Labs

Most emerging artists learn how the work really functions only after it has cost them something. Through UNSIN Talks, working professionals teach rights, royalties, and distribution. Through UNSIN Labs, we study how music technology is changing those rules and bring what we learn back into the classroom. 63 panels to date, reaching 347 university students across Miami.

UNSIN Talks

Watch one of our educational panels

Our panels bring working professionals into the same room as the artists who need them. Rights, royalties, distribution, and what AI is actually changing — explained by the people doing the work. Every session is free, and we publish them so the knowledge outlasts the room.

A UNSIN Talks session on education, sustainability and culture

Building the community we were looking for

Our Story

Miami makes some of the most alive Latin music anywhere, and much of it comes from people who arrived from somewhere else.

The artists with the fewest connections have the hardest time turning that work into a career. So we started a room where they could find one. UNSIN began on a Wynwood rooftop with fifty people — since 2021 we have reached 10,342 attendees, supported 86 artists, and taught 347 students.

Meet the team

The people who run UNSIN work in Latin music and have navigated the same barriers our artists face. That experience shapes every program we build.

Meet our team and board →

Support

UNSIN is powered by people. No corporation, no political party, and no single donor steers this organization.

Your gift goes to support free programming, artist fees and the education that makes careers last.
Donate $25 monthly

UNSIN Org is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and your donation is tax-deductible. EIN 33-2425578.

How we stay independent

Members, small donors, artists, and mission-aligned partners fund this work, with no single interest able to control it.

Open books: we publish our impact report for anyone to download.

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