The Collective Voice of Music Creators

Membership begins with a recommendation from two music industry peers.

What Membership Means

Shape the GRAMMYs
Participate in the peer-driven process that recognizes excellence across music.
Advocate for Creators
Stand with music creators on the issues shaping their rights, protections and future.
Build Your Community
Connect with fellow creators and professionals through chapters, programs and year-round experiences.
Support Music People
Be part of a community dedicated to supporting the well-being of the people behind music.
Develop Your Career
Access learning, resources and opportunities designed to support your growth in the music industry
Access the Network
Join a national and global network of creators, professionals and industry leaders.

Meet Some Of Our Members

Discover the creators, professionals and leaders who make up the Recording Academy community.

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EJAE

Artist/Songwriter

EJAE (Eun Jae Kim) is a Grammy-, Golden-Globe-, and Academy-Award-winning artist and songwriter. She wrote and performed the global hit "Golden" from 'KPop Demon Hunters' and has worked with major K-pop acts.

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Cash Cobain

Rapper/Producer

Cash Cobain is NYC rapper and producer credited with originating "sexy drill" — a sound put on the map by his hit single "Fisherrr." He's also collaborated with Drake, Cardi B, Justin Bieber, and PinkPantheress.

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Raveena

Artist

Raveena is an Indian American artist who blends R&B, pop, and experimental folk with traditional Indian instruments and spiritual storytelling. In 2022, she became the first woman of Indian heritage to perform solo at Coachella.

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Elmiene

Artist

Elmiene is a British Sudanese artist known for his soulful sound. Since debuting in 2022, he has performed on NPR's "Tiny Desk" series, supported Stevie Wonder and SZA, and received nominations at the BRIT Awards and the Ivors.

Find Your Local Community

Membership connects you to a local chapter, year-round programming and a community of music creators and professionals in your area.

Membership in Action

Common Questions

No. Membership begins with recommendations from two people currently working full-time in the music industry. After both recommendations are received, you’ll be invited to complete your career profile. You cannot recommend yourself.

No. Anyone working full-time in the music industry can recommend up to two candidates per annual cycle. Current members can submit recommendations through their dashboard.

Submissions are reviewed by a peer review panel each spring. Approved candidates receive invitations in late June or July. You must accept by July 31 to participate in the current GRAMMY Awards season.

Current-year nominees and winners do not need recommendations. If you've been nominated in the past five years, the credit requirement is waived, but you still need two recommendations.

Annual dues are $150 for Voting and Professional members. Grammy U membership is $50 per year. Dues support year-round member programs, advocacy, resources and community experiences.

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