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To close out the year, GRAMMY.com is spotlighting five Korean K-pop songwriters and producers who made their mark worldwide in 2021: SUMIN, Teddy Park, ADORA, RM, and SUGA.

The jazz world is heralding A Love Supreme: Live in Seattle, a document of John Coltrane performing his masterpiece in 1965. But the story is bigger than Trane: It involves his friend who recorded it, Joe Brazil — and a dogged archivist trying to bring his story into the light.

Producer Michael Brun, group Lakou Mizik, singer Naika, and rapper Jackboy share with GRAMMY.com how they're paying homage to their roots and helping locals following a devastating earthquake in Haiti.

In the debut episode of Histories: Salsa Music In NYC, Latin music writer, composer, bandleader, and educator Aurora Flores discusses the origin and evolution of salsa music and its connection to jazz.

From his first cut with the Rolling Stones in 1964 to his final 2020 single with the World's Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band, Charlie Watts laid down the swinging foundation for his outrageous bandmates.

On June 1, the Recording Academy hosted its annual Louisiana Music Advocacy Day at the State Capitol, where Tarriona “Tank” Ball of Tank and the Bangas performed and local Academy members met with legislators and representatives.

Nathy Peluso is days away from making her Latin GRAMMY debut, and, understandably, shes excited. On stage, the Argentine singer-songwriter is a jolt of energy—her dance moves and improvised body movements could be a show of their own. On a Zoom call from her home in Argentina, Peluso, dressed in loungewear, unveils a relaxed demeanor. At the heels of her first performance at the 2020 Latin GRAMMYs, where she is set to share the stage with Argentine icon Fito Paez and is also nominated fo...

Recording Academy Oct 22, 2020 - 6:30 am The Recording Academys newly launched Black Music Collective (BMC), a group of prominent Black music creators and professionals who share the common goal of amplifying Black voices within the Academy and the wider music community, has announced a distinguished leadership council. The leadership committee is dedicated to progressing the Recording Academys mission to achieve equitable representation across its membership and the music industry. ...

In the latest episode of Positive Vibes Only, behold indie rockers Mother Mother as they bare their souls in this stripped-down performance of "I Got Love."

Apr 12, 2021 - 7:32 am Just over a week after Chris Cornell wailed Led Zeppelins "In My Time of Dying" at Detroits Fox Theater mere hours before taking his life, Norah Jones stepped onto that same stage. Near the end of the set, her band took five, and she sang Soundgardens "Black Hole Sun" onstage for the first time—and maybe the last. Jones had spent the day woodshedding the song in her dressing room. "I was kind of nervous," the eight-time GRAMMY winner and 17-time nominee�...