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Jeffrey Silverstein

Jeffrey Silverstein is a Recording Academy/GRAMMY.com contributor.

Hi, How Are You Project Founders Remember Daniel Johnston: "It Was His Honesty That Stood Out To Me And So Many Others"

Ahead of the 2020 'Hi, How Are You?' celebrations, we spoke with the Austin project's creators about the lasting impact of Johnston's music, their current work on college campuses and the importance of deep listening.

GRAMMYs

Dec 4, 2019 – 11:23 am

Portland Non-Profit Half Access Wants To Make Live Music More Accessible

Founder Cassie Wilson spoke to the Recording Academy about self-advocacy, common misconceptions around accessibility and where PDX venues stack up in comparison to other cities

GRAMMYs

Sep 25, 2019 – 3:13 pm

These Record Labels Are Changing The Way Portland Listens To Music

A closer look at the City of Roses shows a vibrant, blooming landscape of hip-hop, jazz, R&B, pop, electronic, folk & more - here are three record labels leading the way in PDX.

GRAMMYs

Jun 20, 2019 – 3:54 pm

Portland Trombonist Denzel Mendoza Isn't Done Dreaming Yet

Featured on John Daversa and Kabir Sehgal's GRAMMY-winning jazz album, 'American Dreamers: Voices of Hope, Music of Freedom,' trombonist and DREAMer Mendoza discusses his unique journey and how we can embrace our differences through music.

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May 17, 2019 – 12:40 pm

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Jeffrey Silverstein

Hi, How Are You Project Founders Remember Daniel Johnston: "It Was His Honesty That Stood Out To Me And So Many Others"

Portland Non-Profit Half Access Wants To Make Live Music More Accessible

These Record Labels Are Changing The Way Portland Listens To Music

Portland Trombonist Denzel Mendoza Isn't Done Dreaming Yet