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(L to R) Sophia Sofferman, Susan Genco, Shay M. Lawson, and Dina LaPolt
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In the latest episode of Press Play At Home, singer/songwriter Maggie Rose performs the sharply-honed song "For Your Consideration," which she wrote with Joe Ginsburg and Megan Redmond.
Soul Clap, Jauz and HAILENE, Maluma, the Black Pumas, and more are here to help you enjoy good tunes and support mother nature today.
Ahead of their GRAMMY Museum appearance on Thursday, April 22, Tower of Power's Emilio Castillo and David Garibaldi discuss '50 Years Of Funk & Soul' and their half-century in the horn-section game.
Exploding with raw emotion and outfitted with theatrical production, the music Jim Steinman concocted was in an effusive style all his own.
In the latest episode of ReImagined At Home, singer/songwriter Ashe performs Norah Jones' "Don't Know Why," the Jesse Harris composition which garnered Jones Record Of The Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance in 2003.
Zoé's Ángel Mosqueda talks about all the magic that went into creating Sonidos de Kármatica Resonancia, the band's progression over the years and having Latin American legends record their versions of Zoé's songs.
Rusty Young "was an innovator on the steel guitar and carried the name Poco on for more than 50 years," Poco co-founder Richie Furay said.
In celebration of her new Thermal/Oblivion EP, the Swiss-South African producer, DJ and label owner chats to GRAMMY.com about her first NFT, melodic dance music’s rise, and channeling landscapes into soundscapes.
GRAMMY-winning classical engineer Michael Bishop understood that the grandeur of the orchestra comes not just from the instruments, but the vibrating air between them.
The open discussion on music advocacy with Dina LaPolt, Shay M. Lawson and Susan Genco, in partnership with the Entertainment Law Initiative, featured helpful tips for both students and music artists.
In the latest episode of GRAMMY Rewind, watch Bobby McFerrin humbly win Best Jazz Vocal Performance, Male at the 29th GRAMMY Awards in 1987 for "'Round Midnight."
Singer/songwriter Valerie June tells GRAMMY.com about how her latest album, The Moon And Stars, urges listeners to dream big in seeking change in the world.