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JoJo Is Back, And She Lets The World Know The Kind Of "Man" She Wants On Press Play

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Jojo performed a slightly stripped-down version of "Man," produced by BeatGoz and Fade Majah, for the latest edition of Press Play
Jennifer Velez
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May 7, 2020 - 1:42 pm

We hadn't had a brand new album from JoJo since her 2016 Mad Love., but now that has all changed. The GRAMMY-nominated singer/songwriter's fourth album good to know is out now and in it, she gives us a song that reveals exactly what she wants in a "Man."

The single reveals JoJo has been okay on her own but would give up her single-lady life for a man that loves her the way she loves herself. Produced by BeatGodz and Fade Majah, JoJo performs a slightly stripped-down version of "Man" for the latest rendition of Press Play. 

JoJo, who counts Aretha Franklin, Erykah Badu, Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston among her influences, was 12 years old when she signed her first record deal. Many may remember her for her hit "Leave (Get Out)" that reached No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 2004 when she was 13 years old.

Watch the full performance of "Man" above.

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Billie Eilish

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GRAMMY Flashback: Watch Musicians From Throughout The Decades Win Best New Artist

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In the latest episode of GRAMMY Flashback, watch prestige musicians from across the decades gratefully win Best New Artist, one of the most revered awards every year at the GRAMMYs
Morgan Enos
GRAMMYs
Mar 11, 2021 - 11:51 am

There are many prestigious honors every year at the GRAMMY Awards, but Best New Artist carries a patina all its own. Of the myriad talents that spring up every year, to be deemed as leading the charge is a feather in the cap for any musician. 

And that’s how these now-household names, from Carrie Underwood to Mariah Carey to Chance the Rapper, ostensibly felt when their name was called from the stage.

GRAMMY Flashback: Best New Artist

In the latest episode of GRAMMY Flashback, take a one-minute tour throughout GRAMMY history as a litany of musical heroes rise to their feet and accept the honor of Best New Artist.

Check out the clip above and tune into the 2021 GRAMMY Awards show this Sunday, March 14 to find out who the next Best New Artist will be!

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Ryland James

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Press Play At Home: Ryland James Stretches Beyond His Years With Soulful Performance Of “Water”

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For the latest episode of Press Play At Home, mop-haired Canadian singer Ryland James belts out a soul-fried version of his track “Water”
Morgan Enos
GRAMMYs
Feb 5, 2021 - 3:07 pm

For the latest episode of GRAMMY.com's Press Play At Home series, the Ontario-born singer/songwriter Ryland James belts out a soul-fried version of his track “Water,” from his 2020 self-titled debut EP. Written by Lauren Christy, Jon Levine and James himself, the soul-baring track reflects the classic soul, gospel and R&B his grandmother impressed upon him.

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Press Play At Home: Victor Internet Asks For Honesty On "HOLLOW"

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The heartfelt self-penned track follows their aptly titled 2019 debut album, 'VICTOR'S DEBUT'
Ana Monroy Yglesias
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Jan 14, 2021 - 10:46 am

Watch Los Angeles-based alt-pop singer/songwriter and producer Victor Internet perform their latest single, 2020's "HOLLOW," from a pink-hued warehouse in the heartfelt performance below.

Victor Internet Performs "HOLLOW"

The self-penned track follows the Latinx artist's aptly titled debut album, VICTOR'S DEBUT, released in 2019 on Terrible Records. The project effortlessly blends D.I.Y. pop, R&B, indie rock, and hip-hop with honest lyrics. The album is a nod to their musical influences Frank Ocean, James Blake and Prince.

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Press Play At Home: Canadian Singer/Songwriter Victoria Anthony Does The Impossible On "Breathe Underwater"

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The powerful lyrics to "Breathe Underwater" are about reclaiming your power and feeling validated in your own strength and worth, Anthony says
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Dec 10, 2020 - 12:50 pm

Canadian singer/songwriter Victoria Anthony invites you to believe in yourself on her track, "Breathe Underwater." She performs the song, featured on her 2020 debut album, Real Life, on the latest episode of Press Play At Home.

The powerful lyrics to "Breathe Underwater" are about reclaiming your power and feeling validated in your own strength and worth, Anthony says; she likens the feeling to breathing underwater. Justin Gray, who also produced the track, Jessica Karpov and Anthony herself penned the song in just three hours. 

The track's uplifting theme is in line with the rest of Real Life—a collection of songs showing Anthony's optimistic view on life and desire to live an emotionally rich life.

Watch Victoria Anthony's performance of "Breathe Underwater" on Press Play At Home below.

Press Play: Victoria Anthony "Breathe Underwater"

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