
J'na Jefferson
J'na Jefferson is a Recording Academy/GRAMMY.com contributor.
J'na Jefferson is a Recording Academy/GRAMMY.com contributor.
Chika's upcoming, major-label debut project Industry Games aims to tell her story as a queer, Gen-Z woman in rap who is growing and learning more about herself each day.
The Spanish artist expertly danced her way through first-ever GRAMMY performance.
The performance featured some of Hussle’s collaborators and some of the most respected figures in hip-hop, R&B and gospel: DJ Khaled, John Legend, Meek Mill, Kirk Franklin, Roddy Ricch and YG
Following "Old Town Road" at the 2020 Grammys Lil Nas X also surprised the audience with massive fireworks and Queens emcee “Big” Nas, who popped up on stage to spit a verse on Lil Nas’ Cardi B-assisted "Rodeo"
Ariana Grande made her 2020 return to the GRAMMYs stage during the 62nd Annual ceremony on Sunday, Jan. 26. With her chill-inducing vocals on prominent display, the powerhouse didn’t miss a beat during her medley performance.
Members of the R&B group Boyz II Men accompanied Keys in an a cappella version of their hit “It’s So Hard To Say Goodbye To Yesterday" to commemorate Bryant’s life.
Genre-bending superstar Lizzo opened up the 2020 62nd Annual GRAMMY Awards with her "Cuz I Love You" & "Truth Hurts" Performance and wasted no time bringing the energy to the GRAMMYs at the packed Staples Center on Sunday (Jan. 26).
Two decades after its release, DC's late-'90s empowerment anthem continues to inspire today's pop/R&B hit-makers.