Singer/songwriter Melanie Martinez visited the Recording Academy backstage at the 2016 Austin City Limits Music Festival to talk about songwriting as therapy and how she developed her personal style and sound for her debut album, Cry Baby.
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Pop feeling carried the band through to the other side of their tough, poorly attended U.S. tour's struggles with Hope and "Spirits."
Independent Canadian artist's "one-man show" centers on her as a producer, but she's a singer/songwriter too who does her own album art.
A member of the GRAMMY winning metal band from Sweden set their work against the tapestry of early metal's self-definition as a genre.
The GRAMMY nominees look back on when a riff they'd been using in a cover flipped into their biggest hit
The creative process of being Miike Snow means taking creative chances, moving ahead, and then releasing only the best
With artist Marty Baller, touring as hype man, the two look back on the good time when the beat for "New Level" came to them, while driving around Toronto.
Whether in Denmark, Iceland or Chicago, the singer's tracks have graced some of electronica's top recordings.
See how textures, creativity, and favorite venues provide the English band with all the right musical ingredients.
He knew it would take a lot more than scoring his first industry hookup at SXSW, but that was the turning point that brought him into the recording business.
Gifted with relatives on all sides loaded with musical talent, the winner of 5 GRAMMY Awards didn't feel pressure — she was just surrounded.
An inspired gospel artist and GRAMMY nominee, he has taken from his Chicago roots and from songwriting icons to originate his own signature writing.
Collaborators and friends for more than a decade, the two talk co-writing and Randolph shares stories of his childhood church's pedal-steel guitarists.
GRAMMY nominee, singer, songwriter, and drummer has it all and explains how he got it all together, working towards excellence non-stop.
The summer before his first GRAMMY nominations, the singer, songwriter and drummer astounds and delights the live audience, after his interview.
The songwriting collaborators have worked on 20 songs or so together and co-creating them happened all different kinds of ways.
