April 2026

A four-hour WXLI Vibes session broadcast from the Miami River between 3:03 AM and 7:05 AM, tracing the hours from pre-dawn quiet through a rain-softened sunrise across Chemical Brothers, Björk, Daft Punk, Underworld and Kruder & Dorfmeister.

A near-six-hour Thursday session on WXLI Pulse that traced Miami from a rainy 7 AM in Coral Gables through a sunlit Ocean Drive midday, moving from Coastlines & ISME into Bonetti's closing breath.

WXLI 305's Thursday afternoon session moves from humid Miami midday through a Duran Duran trivia detour into four hours of deep house, indie, and nu disco that refused to sit still.

WXLI Dance ran four hours of unbroken electronic velocity Thursday afternoon into evening, from Si Slay's opening heat through Todd Terry's closing Deeper, anchored by a WVUM trivia detour and traffic stacking across Brickell.

WXLI Timelog's May 1st session moved from an 80-degree Thursday evening in Downtown Miami through six blocks of progressive architecture, closing at 3 AM with Hart & Vale's Slow Hours. Anna and Carola traced the arc from Hicky & Kalo's Rise to Karen Fagan's final resolution.

WXLI's Wednesday session from Midtown to Brickell — six hours moving through seven named blocks, a Voyager trivia, and Gastaldo's Haiku into Bicycle Day at three AM.

Three blocks, three hours, Miami going from humid dusk to rain-slick night — WXLI Dance on April 30, 2026, from Kirik to Sonny Fodera with the floor never once sitting down.

A six-hour WXLI Pulse session that opens in Midtown at 7 AM with Engelhart and lands in Coconut Grove past one, tracing Miami's shift from first light to midday motion across sixty tracks.

WXLI Pulse moves from a 7 AM Midtown hush into Coconut Grove midday, tracing Wednesday's arc through Erdi Irmak, Sebastien Leger, Hot Since 82, and a Gorgon City close.

WXLI's 3:01 AM session moves from Biscayne Bay fog through a progressive-house peak into full Miami sunrise, closing near 7 AM with Renato Cohen's Windy.

WXLI's Tuesday afternoon session ran from 1:05 to 4:57 PM, moving from Phoenix and Sofi Tukker through a Dance Floor block that refused to coast, closing with Ralph Felix and the lights still on over Key Biscayne.

WXLI's 1:33 PM session tracks the slow pivot from drowsy melodic house into a disco-house peak as Miami's April light leans west over three and a half hours.

A four-hour WXLI session that started in damp pre-dawn quiet with Felix Da Housecat and ended with Miami breathing itself awake under few clouds and seventy degrees. Linn Electronics trivia, a Glasgow origin story, and I-95 ramp closures threaded the selection from Justice through Moby.

Six hours of WXLI Pulse from 7 AM Monday light rain to a 1 PM Miami midday, tracing Duel's Aquamarine through Duran Duran and closing on Max Styler's Solomun remix.

WXLI Dance rode a Monday afternoon into Miami nightfall, moving from Todd Terry's opening pulse through Underground Sessions, a no-breaks five-banger run, and a final Festival Vibes push that landed on Gianni Firmaio at 8:55 PM.

A six-hour WXLI transmission from 9 PM Tuesday into the small hours of Wednesday, tracing progressive house through Miami's cooling blocks — from Echomen's retrofuture opener to Around Us closing near 3 AM.

A four-hour WXLI Mixtape session that starts at 5:02 PM with traffic still thick on I-95 and lands at 9 PM exactly as ATB drops, tracing late-nineties house and eurodance across a Miami sundown.

A 1:01 PM WXLI 305 session that starts in Monday sunlight and spends four hours dragging it somewhere stranger, from Ralph Felix to Son Of Sound.

A six-hour WXLI Weekend session that opens at 7:02 AM with France Gall and walks Miami from soft Saturday light into full afternoon motion, crossing disco, house, and Brazilian shimmer before closing near 1 PM.

WXLI Vibes logs a 3:04 AM session that rides from Adana Twins through Björk and Underworld into a sunrise-bleached close over Miami's waking streets.

A six-hour WXLI session from 9 PM Sunday into the small hours of Monday, moving from Deep Dish's 'Dreaming' through Chicane, Sasha, and Deadmau5 before landing on DJ Geri's 'Karma'.