Jolene Sound Room is in the basement of the Julia and Henry building at 200 East Flagler Street in Downtown Miami. The space is supposedly built into what was once Al Capone's liquor tunnel, though the bar leans into that history more for atmosphere than as a documented fact.

The room draws on 70s disco and references midcentury recording studios. The Brooklyn location of Jolene runs more of an 80s punk format, but Miami's version focuses on disco and classic house, programmed by Miami native DJ Ray on a sound system designed to fill the space properly. Open Thursdays through Sundays from 10pm to 4am.