Adrian Younge's moving 26-track album, The American Negro, combines spoken word, classic soul and free jazz sensibilities. In an interview with GRAMMY.com, he shares how he uses analog equipment to pay homage to golden era soul records.
Celebrando su nominación al GRAMMY por “La Conquista del espacio,” la leyenda del Rock en español Fito Páez analiza su música y revela momentos íntimos en su vida personal y artística.
In celebration of the influential father of Latin rock's current GRAMMY nomination for La Conquista del Espacio, Fito Páez revisits his vast catalog and reveals intimate moments behind some of his albums.
The R&B juggernauts won a GRAMMY for Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal for "I'll Make Love To You."
The R&B juggernauts won a GRAMMY for Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal for "I'll Make Love To You."
This event will highlight female audio professionals in Atlanta. Interview topics will cover different perspectives and share knowledge regarding: the flow of recording a single, prepping your artist, gear talk, pressing on during COVID-19, and bursting through a male dominated career track. Featuring: Martina Albano, Daniela Rivera, GRAMMY® nominated Denisia "Blu June" Andrews (Nova Wav), Brittany "Chi" Coney (Nova Wav), Jan Smith, Simone Torres and GRAMMY winner Kesha Lee.
Legendary Detroit-bred DJ/producer Seth Troxler is spreading the gospel of what house and techno are all about—community, self-expression and killer beats.
The member of hip-hop duo Riders Against the Storm helped bring light to Black musicians’ struggles in Austin when the recent Texas winter storm pivoted his plans to help the community through tragedy.
Tennesseean indie folk artist Julien Baker expands her palette for songs of introspection and recovery on Little Oblivions.
The outspoken Chilean singer/songwriter Francisca Valenzuela sings of womanhood and will to power.
