Not only is the sheer length of his service impressive, but his steadfast dedication to creator’s rights has made a huge impact over the last 47 years.

On the 101st anniversary of the first commercial radio broadcast, musicFIRST and a consortium of music creators have launched a campaign to pay artists fairly when they're played on the airwaves.

Taking place Thursday, Oct. 14, Behind The Record Advocacy will see hundreds of Recording Academy members virtually meet with nearly 200 U.S Senators and Representatives to educate them on the creators behind their favorite record and discuss the key issues impacting the music community.

A new national poll commissioned by musicFIRST shows that the American public backs bold action to ensure that artists are fairly paid when played on AM/FM radio.

GRAMMY Advocacy returns to Twitter Spaces with a special conversation about songwriter advocacy featuring the Academy’s Chief Advocacy and Public Policy Officer, Managing Director of the Songwriter and Composer Wing and Chair of the Songwriter and Composer Wing.

August is the traditional summer recess month for Congress where they're out of session, but they're back in September for a flurry of legislative action. To that end, here are some key topics to watch out for.

GRAMMY-winning songwriters and producers Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis will join congressional leaders Rep. Ted Deutch (D-Fla.) and Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) at the 2021 GRAMMYs on the Hill Awards for a night of celebration and musical surprises.