Up-and-coming artist/producer Cautious Clay stopped by backstage at Governors Ball 2019 in New York City to breakdown the process behind his breakthrough hit, "Cold War."
Multi-talented musician Andrew Bird shares his "darkest before the dawn" original song on the latest episode of the Recording Academy's original performance series.
While On The Road at Newport Folk, we caught up with Kenya-born, Minneapolis-based singer/songwriter J.S. Ondara to talk about what Newport Folk means to him and the impact of his breakout debut album, ‘Tales Of America.’
While On The Road at Lollapalooza 2019, the Atlanta alt-R&B singer told us that pairing with his fellow GRAMMY nominee is like "two brothers working, it's super easy, super natural."
The Recording Academy sat down with the Nigerian superstar Afro-fusion artist to learn more about his new album, his biggest goal as a global artist and more.
The virtuosic bluegrass guitar star talks about his rock and metal influenced bluegrass style, the importance of being a live music band and what he owes to his parents
While On The Road at Lollapalooza 2019, the Recording Academy caught up with Atlanta rapper J.I.D. moments after debuting at Lolla.
Memphis pop-rock quartet the Band Camino stopped by backstage at Lollapalooza 2019 to talk about their early influences, the band's overall message and what it feels like to make their debut at the legendary Chicago festival.
"I like bass music. I'm seven foot, 350, I consider myself hard, when I played on the basketball court I was hard. I like the hard drops," the NBA Hall of Famer told us before his lit Lolla set.
"I just like [to perform] any song where loads of people sing along, basically. It's one of the best feelings in the world for us," James Hatcher, one half of the British duo electro-soul duo, told us.
Backstage at Lollapalooza in Chicago, the New Orleans-based group dissect the city's influence on their sound and discuss the recording process behind their most recent album.
In the latest episode of GRAMMY Reimagined, see the model-turned-singer perform Cher's GRAMMY-winning classic in an unforgetable and soulful style all his own
"I'm transitioning to being a live act, so being able to sing at Lolla for the first time was a really amazing accomplishment," the L.A.-based singer/DJ/producer shared, beaming, right after her big Lolla moment.
The Recording Academy sat down with the GRAMMY-nominated Swedish DJ/producer to chat about the big show, remixing his own single and getting back to his progressive house roots.
Hear how the Nashville-based singer/songwriter spoke er truth on Silences and how art imitated heartache on "Different Kind Of Love."
The eclectic Mexican-American GRAMMY winners seek inspiration in the digital information age in this comment- and commentary-packed edition of the Recording Academy's original performance series.
