In this episode, we sit down with Ale Campos and Emile Milgrim of Las Nubes, the Miami-based rock outfit known for bringing together gritty, 90s-inspired punk and dreamy pop vibes. Las Nubes (Spanish for “The Clouds”) takes its name and style from the volatile Miami weather—one moment, sunny skies, the next, torrential rain. 

Now, with their latest album, Tormentas Malsanas (Unhealthy Storms), Las Nubes takes us on a journey through life’s unpredictable changes. Produced by Jonathan Nunez (Torche), the album reflects both the personal and the universal struggles the band has faced in recent years—from the emotional weight of COVID-19 to navigating aging and understanding life’s path as musicians.

In our interview, Ale and Emile share insights on the making of Tormentas Malsanas, what it’s like balancing personal struggles with creative output, and how they stay inspired while working through life’s most intense moments. We also dive into their creative process, and what it means to be artists in a world that never stops throwing challenges their way.