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Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You" Hits No. 1 25 Years After Its Release

The holiday hit is the gift that keeps on giving. Take a trip back to 1994 as we dive deeper into the origins of a modern holiday classic.

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Alice Cooper, Yola, John Legend & More To Honor Aerosmith At MusiCares Person Of The Year

Gary Clark Jr., Foo Fighters, H.E.R., Jonas Brothers, Emily King and John Mayer will also perform at the annual tribute gala benefitting music people in need.

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A Complete History Of Every Band That's Ever Rocked "The Simpsons"

From Lady Gaga to Little Richard, we look at the scores of musicians who have popped up on the beloved animated show over the last three decades in celebration of its 30th anniversary.

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How The Recording Academy Is Making Strides Toward Diversity & Inclusion

Here's an inside look at how the Recording Academy plans to implement recommendations set forth by the Recording Academy Diversity & Inclusion Task Force.

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GRAMMY Rewind: Bruce Hornsby & The Range Win Best New Artist

In our latest edition of GRAMMY Rewind, watch Bruce Hornsby & the Range, arguably best known for their '86 piano-pop ballad "The Way It Is," win the award at the 29th GRAMMY Awards.

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Boston Is Changing Its Sound�And Planning For The Future

Joyner Lucas, Dutch ReBelle, DJ Chubby Chub and more weigh in on the progress their city's made and the work left to be done in cultivating its local hip-hop artist community.

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Jonas Brothers, Camila Cabello, H.E.R., Bonnie Raitt & More To Perform At The 2020 GRAMMY Awards

Additional performers during Music's Biggest Night include Rosal�a, Run-D.M.C., Tyler, The Creator and Charlie Wilson.

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Ariana Grande To Take The Stage At 2020 GRAMMYs

Music's Biggest Night goes Grande, adding the GRAMMY winner and current nominee to a growing list of performers.

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FINNEAS On "Doing Production That No One's Ever Done Before"

The L.A. super-producer, up for five golden gramophones, also lists his soundboard inspirations and what he feels makes for a successful collaboration.?

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Miranda Lambert On Her GRAMMY-Nominated Album 'Wildcard'

The country superstar is up for two major awards for her solo work and for her latest album with her supergroup, Pistol Annies, at the 2020 GRAMMYs this month.

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Tayla Parx On Writing With Ariana Grande, Going Solo & More

The songwriting powerhouse, who has also penned tracks for Jennifer Lopez and Mariah Carey, is nominated for her contributions to Grande's 'Thank U, Next' at the 62nd GRAMMY Awards.

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Demi Lovato Joins List Of Performers At 2020 GRAMMY Awards

Big news for Lovatics: The pop megastar took to social media to announce she'll be performing at the 62nd GRAMMY Awards on Jan. 26 live from Los Angeles!

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Nipsey Hussle 2020 GRAMMY Tribute To Feature John Legend, Kirk Franklin, DJ Khaled & More

Live from STAPLES Center, and hosted by Alicia Keys, the 62nd Annual GRAMMY Awards will be broadcast live on CBS, Sunday, Jan. 26.

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Yola, Nicola Benedetti, Chick Corea & More To Perform At The 2020 GRAMMY Premiere Ceremony

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Nathalie Joachim On The Haitian Musical Roots Of 'Fanm d'Ayiti'

"I feel like the whole country's standing behind me, and that feels amazing," the Haitian-American artist said of her GRAMMY-nominated debut solo album, which is dedicated to three pioneering female musicians from Haiti.?

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The South Carolina producer, currently nominated for Best Rap Song, talks working with DaBaby, the Carolinas music scene and where he's headed next.

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Ahead of the 62nd GRAMMY Awards, Jessie Reyez opens up about her Best Urban Contemporary Album nomination for her second EP, 'Being Human In Public.'

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Behind The Board: DJ Khaled Reflects On His Early Days

The GRAMMY-nominated multi-threat DJ/producer/artist recalls spinning vinyl and making beats in his garage, the best advice he�s ever received, working with so many of music�s biggest names and more...

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The hilarious comedienne lets us into her Bel Air home to talk about her Best Comedy Album GRAMMY, for which she was nominated in 2013.

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Go Behind The Scenes Of Lil Nas X's 2020 GRAMMY Performance With Stage Designer Jed Skrzypczak

The New York-based stage designer reveals how the set for Lil Nas X's groundbreaking performance was created.

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Frances Quinlan On Her New Album Likewise

The Hop Along frontwoman discusses her debut solo album, professional jealousy and the loaded meaning behind the word "likewise".

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"We're trying to shatter what you know about us already,� Kelly says of their band and songwriting/production duo's growing catalog of work.

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Son Little On Writing In Wine Country & Recording In Paris

The Philadelphia R&B artist recalls how a series of unfortunate events helped create the smooth vibe on his new album, aloha.

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TORRES On Writing Queer Country Songs, The Power Of Spoken Word & Silver Tongue

The Georgian rock musician explains how her Southern roots inspired her new album and why speaking truth to power is a dangerous skill to have.

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10 Unforgettable Moments From The 2020 GRAMMY Awards

From Lizzo opening the show in grand fashion to Tyler, The Creator's fiery set, relive the magic below with our roundup of 10 unmissable moments from the 2020 GRAMMY Awards.

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DJ Khaled, John Legend & Meek Mill Pay Tribute To Nipsey Hussle At The 2020 GRAMMYs

The performance featured some of Hussle�s collaborators and some of the most respected figures in hip-hop, R&B and gospel: DJ Khaled, John Legend, Meek Mill, Kirk Franklin, Roddy Ricch and YG.

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Billie Eilish Wins Record Of The Year For "bad guy"

Billie Eilish takes home Record Of The Year for "Bad Guy" at the 62nd GRAMMY Awards.

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Lil Nas X, BTS & Billy Ray Cyrus Enter The "Old Town Road" Multiverse

Lil Nas X also surprised the audience with massive fireworks and Queens emcee �Big� Nas, who popped up on stage to spit a verse on Lil Nas� Cardi B-assisted "Rodeo."

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Tyler, The Creator Wins Best Rap Album For 'IGOR'

Watch Tyler take home his first-ever GRAMMY win, for Best Rap Album, alongside his mom.

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Rosalia Slays Epic GRAMMY Stage Debut In Flamenco-Inspired Performance

The Spanish artist delivered a performance that won't soon be forgotten after winning her first GRAMMY Award.

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The 67-year-old singer, songwriter and producer reacts to his recent viral fame and comments on "Stride"'s ability to resonate with everyone, regardless of generation.

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Behind The Board: Jetsonmade On Producing "Suge" With DaBaby, What Makes A Great Record & More

The GRAMMY-nominated producer also takes us through his musical upbringing, the best advice he�s ever received and more�.

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#WomenInTheMix Is Gaining New Support

As the one-year anniversary of #WomenInTheMix arrives, so do the latest USC Annenberg study results, shining new light on the progress�and problems�for women in music.?

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The Baltimore experimental artist dives deep into his fifth studio album, 'Mystic Familiar,' and all the personal growth that came with it.

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Where Does Mustard Keep His GRAMMY?

In the latest rendition of Where Do You Keep Your GRAMMY?, the hitmaker takes us into his home office to show us where he keeps what he calls "the highest award in music."

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Lauv: Staying Authentic To You Is The Most Important Thing

"The thing I was missing was that people want authenticity," the 25-year-old D.I.Y. pop hero said during an exclusive 2020 GRAMMY Week event.

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Lizzo, Billie Eilish, Aerosmith, Gwen Stefani And Blake Shelton To Perform At The 2020 GRAMMYs

Some of music's biggest stars will take the stage at the 62nd GRAMMY Awards, taking place Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020, and broadcasting live on CBS at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

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LeAnn Rimes, Luis Fonsi & More Added To MusiCares Person Of The Year Lineup Honoring Aerosmith

Sammy Hagar, Ashley McBryde, Gavin DeGraw, Johnny Depp and Cheap Trick also join an impressive bill of performers at the annual tribute gala held during GRAMMY Week.

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Meet The First-Time GRAMMY Nominee: Death Angel

Ahead of the 62nd GRAMMY Awards on Jan. 26, the Recording Academy caught up with the Cali-based thrash-metal band nominated for Best Metal Performance.?

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Joined by Beck, St. Vincent and other special guests, Nirvana members Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear revived the legendary grunge outfit for a truly special performance.

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An unapologetic music fan with clear sonic ties to the Replacements, the Philly fuzz-punk goes in-depth on the albums that blew his mind and most informed his own work.

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2020 Music Educator Award Finalists Announced

10 music teachers from across the country will receive cash honorariums with one award recipient to be announced during GRAMMY Week.

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Courtney Barnett Talks Life, Music And (Almost) Everything

The Australian singer-songwriter tells the Recording Academy about her supernatural near misses, finding the words to fight inequality and how she�s still learning to tell people how she really feels.

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Huey Lewis Talks New Album 'Weather,' Legacy Of 'Sports' & Staying Hopeful

The leader of the legendary GRAMMY-winning band talks new music, staying positive amidst hearing loss and finding the heart of rock and roll in Cleveland.

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"What you see is what you get," says the eclectic British singer/songwriter, who also talks about working with Danger Mouse and Inflo on his new self-titled LP.?

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Behind The Board: Jozzy On "Old Town Road"

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GRAMMY Rewind: Watch Aretha Franklin Perform "A Natural Woman"

The Queen Of Soul was also honored with the Recording Academy's Lifetime Achievement Award in 1994.

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This Is What It's Like To Be A Seat Filler at The GRAMMYs

Each year the Recording Academy presents Music�s Biggest Night: The GRAMMYs. Hundreds of seat fillers are cast. We captured the experience of one of them.

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Behind The Record Returns To #GiveCredit To The Behind-The-Scenes Music Creators

The Recording Academy''s global social media initiative to celebrate the music makers behind the records you love is back to give credit where credit is due.

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Welcome To The Tragic Kingdom: No Doubt''s Masterpiece Turns 25

The ska-pop greats'' sophomore record not only featured some of the most definitive songs of its era, but its visceral lyrics and innovative genre-bending would make a significant impact on the fabrics of pop and rock music at large.

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History Of: Jesus Christ Superstar Celebrates 50 Years

From its inception in 1970 as a double-LP rock opera, to its 711-show run on Broadway, to its GRAMMY- and Emmy-nominated 2018 live concert event, look back at five decades of a masterpiece.?

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Andrekza Wants To Connect With People Who Think Differently

The Venezuela native talks to GRAMMY.com about her enchanting debut single "T?," what being part of Steve Aoki''s label means to her and what she wants to accomplish through music.

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New Podcast Is Tracing Connection Between Hip-Hop & Mass Incarceration

Co-hosts Rodney Carmichael and Sidney Madden break down how NPR''s "Louder Than A Riot" explores the wide-spanning issue of mass incarceration through the lens of hip-hop music and culture, as told by the artists, journalists and executives who lived it.

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Meet The Latinx Professionals Bringing La Cultura To The Masses

Mija mgmt''s Doris Munoz, Atlantic Records'' Riggs Morales, SoundCloud''s Roberto Caiffa and Warner Music''s Vanessa Noguera gather to talk about Latinx representation in the music industry.

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How Music Is Uniting People During The Coronavirus Quarantine

As the music industry faces cancellations and postponements across the board, Ultra music fest and artists from all over the world like Alejandro Sanz and Juanes take performances online.

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Recording Academy And MusiCares Establish COVID-19 Relief Fund

Both the Recording Academy and MusiCares have contributed an initial donation of $1 million each, totaling $2 million.

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Mild Minds Talks Debut Album MOOD

We caught up with the Aussie electronic artist to learn more about his new project, finding new modes of creativity and inspiration and more.

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The Aces Talk "Daydream"

The alt-pop favorites spoke to the Recording Academy about the message behind their brand-new track and how maturing has strengthened their sound.

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Leslie Ann Jones On Skywalker Sound

The GRAMMY winner talks life at Skywalker, what she tells all young aspiring studio professionals, her favorite recording projects and more...

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Half Waif Has Come Home

Electropop visionary Nandi Rose spoke with the Recording Academy about writing through a character, exploring quiet moments and learning to love the fear.

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MusiCares Launches "Help For The Holidays" Initiative

MusiCares, the Recording Academy''s charitable organization and the leading music industry charity, is giving gift cards to music people in need to cover essential goods this holiday season.

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It''s Not Always Going To Be This Grey: George Harrison''s All Things Must Pass At 50

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the chart-topping, GRAMMY-nominated album, GRAMMY.com explores all the reasons why All Things Must Pass remains an important landmark in George Harrison''s legacy and his most enduring solo testimony.

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A Closer Look Into The 2021 Best Music Video Nominees

Visuals from Beyonc?, Future featuring Drake, Anderson .Paak, Harry Styles and Woodkid will vie for the prize of Best Music Video at the 2021 GRAMMYs.?

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Get Lost In The 2021 Best Country Song Nominees

Dig into the songs by Miranda Lambert, Maren Morris, The Highwomen, Ingrid Andress and Old Dominion that are up for this coveted country songwriter award.

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The Latin Recording Academy Wins International Emmy For 20th Show

The coveted award came days after the 2020 Latin GRAMMYs took the air.

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Pull Up On The 2021 Best Rap Song Nominees

Megan Thee Stallion and Beyonc?, Lil Baby, DaBaby and Roddy Ricch, and Drake and Lil Durk are all nominees in the category celebrating songwriting in rap.

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Meet The 2021 Best Global Music Album Nominees

As the category name gets an inclusive refresh, GRAMMY.com dives into the nominees, which include albums by Antibalas, Burna Boy, Tinariwen, and more.

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GRAMMY Museum To Reopen "Motown: The Sound Of Young America" Exhibit

Attendees will be able to experience the exhibit when it is safe to open the Museum doors again.

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How Black Trans Artists Are Fighting To Achieve Racial Justice & Amplify Queer Voices

GRAMMY.com speaks with performers Neverending Nina, Peppermint and more about the ongoing Black Lives Matter movement-plus the myriad microaggressions they''ve faced within the music industry at large.

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Meet The Recording Academy D.C. Chapter''s First Black Female President, Elise Perry

Learn more about the Washington D.C. producer and engineer as well as her vision for the chapter serving the nation''s capital, Maryland and Virginia.

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Phoebe Bridgers Talks Punisher, Life On The Road & More

The singer/songwriter talks to GRAMMY.com about nostalgia for life on the road, introducing Conor Oberst to memes and how she personally defines the word "punisher."

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Lamb Of God Frontman Randy Blythe Is Rejecting The ''New Abnormal''

The singer for the five-time GRAMMY-nominated metal quintet gives an inside look into the pointed social commentary behind the band''s eye-opening self-titled eighth album.

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Fight The Power: 11 Powerful Protest Songs

From Childish Gambino''s "This Is America" to James Brown''s "Say It Loud," these racial justice protest anthems demonstrate the ongoing-and still deeply relevant-sound of activism.

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Hinds'' Carlotta Cosials On The Prettiest Curse & Rock And Roll

Cosials speaks to the Recording Academy about her band facing misogyny head-on, turning time into creativity and the depths of studio experimentation on The Prettiest Curse.

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Tori Amos On Maintaining Faith, Vision & Conviction In Troubled Times

Read our interview with the GRAMMY-nominated singer/songwriter, and listen to an exclusive clip from Amos'' new memoir, Resistance.

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LCD Soundsystem At 15: How James Murphy Created His Singular Vision

Released in January 2005, the producer''s GRAMMY-nominated debut album as LCD Soundsystem introduced the two definitions of the act: a singular vision and a must-see live unit that defined an era.

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Ed Helms Is Spreading The Joys Of Americana, Bluegrass & Comedy

With the help of special guests and beloved artists from the wider American roots community, the famed actor and established musician is combining his love of music, humor and humans to help raise funds for MusiCares and Direct Relief while in lockdown.?

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The Recording Academy Welcomes Valeisha Butterfield

The newly appointed global business leader will join the Recording Academy executive leadership team as the first-ever Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer to ensure that diversity and inclusion.

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Shooter Jennings On Growing Up In Music & Producing Great Records

On the latest Behind The Board, the GRAMMY-winning producer, who has recently made albums with the likes of Brandi Carlile, Tanya Tucker and Marilyn Manson, talks to us about the best advice his father gave him, his journey to where he is now and more.

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Record Store Recs: Eelke Kleijn Takes Us Crate Digging Around The Globe

At one of Kleijn''s favorites, Chicago''s Gramaphone Records, you can find classic dance records that helped the city become the birthplace of house music.

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Remain In Light Turns 40: Artists Weigh In On Talking Heads'' Dance-Floor Classic

In honor of its 40th anniversary, GRAMMY.com asked a combination of modern acts why Remain In Light remains such a creative touchstone all these years later.

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First Round Of 2020 Latin GRAMMYs Performers Announced: Bad Bunny, Karol G, Pedro Capo & More

See who else is set to perform on the Biggest Night In Latin Music.

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History Of: The World-Famous Troubadour

Take a 60-second journey through the storied past of one of Los Angeles'' cultural epicenters, Doug Weston''s Troubadour in West Hollywood.?

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How The Record Industry Has Spent Decades Denying Fair Payment To Black Artists

Scholars Matt Stahl and Olufunmilayo Arewa outline the record industry''s opaque accounting practices, which demonstrate how artists in the ''50s and ''60s were systematically denied record royalties.

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Quarantine Diaries: Arlo McKinley Is Crate Digging & More

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rock the music industry, GRAMMY.com reached out to a few musicians to see how they were spending their days indoors.

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Chicago, Sister Rosetta Tharpe & More Honored At The 2020 GRAMMY Salute To Music Legends

Chicago, Roberta Flack, Isaac Hayes, Iggy Pop, John Prine, Public Enemy and Sister Rosetta Tharpe each received honors during the celebratory, music-filled special.

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How Girls Make Beats Is Making The Music Industry A More Welcoming Place For Girls Of All Backgrounds

The non-profit that''s making music producing and engineering more accessible to young girls hasn''t waited on the industry to solve the inequity problem, and it isn''t going to start now.

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Sacred Spaces: Rufus Wainwright, YUNGBLUD, Keb'' Mo'' And Others Reflect On The Independent Venues And Clubs That Changed Their Lives

As the majority of the live concert industry across the world remains on pause, GRAMMY.com chatted with a handful of artists about their cherished concert memories at some of their favorite clubs and venues.

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Ronny Chieng On His Debut Netflix Comedy Special

Quarantining from Sydney, Australia, the funnyman talks perceptive messages behind ''Asian Comedian Destroys America!'' and why he still believes in the American experiment.?

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Rita Wilson On Bold Country Songwriting

The actress, producer and singer/songwriter is done talking about coronavirus and ready to get back to her first love: music.

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J. Ivy On The Art & Craft Of Spoken Word

The Recording Academy Chicago Chapter President breaks it down: "It's time for people to realize that poetry is a tremendous part of music and the music community."

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Snoh Aalegra Is "DYING 4 YOUR LOVE"

The Iranian and Swedish singer/songwriter delivers an artful and soulful stripped-down take on her latest single from home.

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BTS Talk Inspiration Behind "Dynamite," New Album, Gratitude For ARMY & More

"Even in the midst of hardships, we must focus on what we can do," the South Korean superstars tell GRAMMY.com.

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Haim Give A Groove-Heavy Performance Of "Gasoline" For Press Play

The GRAMMY-nominated rock outfit show off a sizzling song from their new album, Women In Music Pt. III.

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Angela Aguilar''s Journey To Being GRAMMY-Nominated

Trace Aguilar''s soaring success all the way back to her musical roots in the latest edition of For The Record.?

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How Jhen? Aiko''s CHILOMBO Is Helping People Heal

The GRAMMY-nominated artist shares her personal evolution and reveals how incorporating crystal alchemy sound bowls is helping her heal audiences.

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Remembering Justin Townes Earle

The Americana singer-songwriter and son of GRAMMY winner Steve Earle, has died at 38.

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Meet Nubya Garcia: The Rising Star In London''s Jazz Scene

The emerging artist talks how her first solo album explores identity and community, how the sounds from her multicultural roots left a "life-changing" impact on her and more.

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Little Richard Was The Lightning Storm That Awakened Rock

The screamer-songwriter was like nothing America had ever seen, and his unbridled joy made rock ''n'' roll come alive.

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Hayley Williams On Going Solo, Alanis Morissette & Trusting Her Intuition

To coincide with the release of her solo debut, Petals For Armor, the Paramore performer spoke with the Recording Academy about learning to trust her body's intuition, trying to make friends in adulthood and establishing boundaries on social media.

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Perfume Genius'' Outer Space Magic

Ahead of his new album, Set My Heart On Fire, Immediately, the pop experimentalist talks to the Recording Academy about fate, rolling in the dirt, and dance.?

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Banda MS On How Their Snoop Dogg Collab Is Expanding Banda Music''s Reach

The Mexican regional band tells the Recording Academy about their "Que Maldicion" collaboration and what it means for regional music.

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Behind The Board: Manny Marroquin

On the latest Behind The Board, the GRAMMY-winning mix engineer reveals what it takes to be a world-class mixer.

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JoJo Lets The World Know The Kind Of "Man" She Wants On Press Play

JoJo performs a slightly stripped-down version of "Man," produced by BeatGoz and Fade Majah, for the latest edition of Press Play.

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GRAMMY Rewind: Watch Blues Legend B.B. King Win His First GRAMMY In 1971

In the latest episode of GRAMMY Rewind, witness the King of Blues accept his first of 15 career GRAMMYs.

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History Of: Nashville''s Beloved Ryman Auditorium

Ever wondered what makes the beloved venue so special? This week''s History Of episode has you covered.

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War On Women Lobby For Real Change On New Album, Wonderful Hell

GRAMMY.com catches up with the Baltimore hardcore band to discuss the making of their new album, participating in activism at any age and the importance of casting your vote this year.?

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''Tour Stop(ped)'' But The Show Must Go On: Laura Jane Grace, Lzzy Hale & More

MusiCares & the Recording Academy Florida & Chicago Chapters host a candid discussion between top rock acts on mental health and adapting to life without the rush - or revenue - of touring.

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GRAMMY Museum November 2020 Digital Schedule: Jimi Hendrix, Dave Mason & More

The next round of new and never-before-released digital content for November 2020, including new COLLECTION:live programs, a Latin GRAMMYs digital exhibit and more is here.

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Meet House Gospel Choir: The London Vocal Group Bringing Faith To The Dance Floor

House Gospel Choir to discuss their debut album, ''RE//CHOIRED,'' their creative process, and how their multicultural and multifaith composition creates a welcoming space for members and audiences.

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DaBaby Talks BLAME IT ON BABY (DELUXE) And Rap''s Obsession With Deluxe Albums

The chart-topping, GRAMMY-nominated rapper checks in with GRAMMY.com to discuss the unplanned vision behind his newest album and his next steps toward "mega-stardom."

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From Clueless to Dangerous Minds, soundtracks were big business in 1995, but the year''s hits offered no clear formula for success.

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Up Close & Personal: Kiana Led? Talks Opening Up On KIKI

Kiana Led? created her studio album debut KIKI with a powerful approach-find out why the album is special to her.?

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Bill Frisell On His New Trio Album & How COVID Robbed Jazz

Valentine is a belated document of the guitarist''s chemistry with two old associates.

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Record Store Recs: Sim?n Mej?a Takes Us To Colombia

The bassist/producer and co-founder of beloved electro-cumbia act Bomba Est?reo takes us through the hidden vinyl haunts of his home country.

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Capturing Los Angeles'' COVID
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With clubs closed until at least next year, photographer Farah Sosa spends her nights documenting L.A.''s shuttered venues-many of which may not reopen without federal support.

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Selena Forever: Remembering The Latin Pop Icon 25 Years Later

On the 25th anniversary of her passing, the Recording Academy honors Selena via an industry round-table tribute featuring the artists, creatives and journalists she inspired through her art.

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How Will Coronavirus Shift Electronic Music?

Maceo Plex, Paul Van Dyk, Luttrell, Mikey Lion & DJ Manager Max Leader weigh in.

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Remembering Nipsey Hussle

The Recording Academy celebrates the life of the late Los Angeles rapper, who earned two posthumous GRAMMY Awards this year.?

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How Indie Music Publicists Are Persisting Through The Coronavirus

A part of the greater fabric that helps the music industry run, indie publicists are re-strategizing their approach while facing financial hardships during this unprecedented COVID-19 "new normal."

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Common Reflects On Like Water For Chocolate

Common acknowledges his fourth studio album as a major career high, and he spoke to the Recording Academy on the phone about why.

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Behind The Board: Jahaan Sweet On Working With Boi-1da

Hear how this producer went from playing in jazz band and at church to producing some of the biggest artists in music, such as Drake, Eminem, the Carters and more...

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Bright Eyes Usher In A New Apocalypse

After a nine-year hiatus, Bright Eyes'' new album, Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was, hinges on apocalyptic imagery, desire and loss.

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From Aretha Franklin To Public Enemy, Here''s How Artists Have Amplified Social Justice Movements Through Music

We also examine powerful protest songs from Mahalia Jackson, Harry Belafonte, Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, James Brown and N.W.A.

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Bun B On The Fight For Racial Equality & Creating Change

"Today looks better than yesterday, but we still got to fight for tomorrow," says the legendary Houston rapper and activist.?

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Armand Hutton On Racial Divisions In The U.S.

"To A POC, It Has Always Been This Way. The only difference is that now it's on non-POC''s radar more than ever before," the Nashville Chapter Board Member tells GRAMMY.com.

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Sparks'' Russell Mael On 24th LP A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip

The Sparks singer talks latest LP, their upcoming musical project ''Annette'' and Edgar Wright''s in-the-works band documentary.

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Blu & Exile On Miles: We''re Hoping That This Music Heals People"

The rap duo talks about their latest venture, working with old friends like Miguel, and the "purely electronic album" they never released.

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2021 GRAMMYs: See The Full List Of Nominees

The 63rd GRAMMY Awards are right around the corner, airing Sunday, Jan. 31, on CBS, but the nominations are here now! Find out who is nominated in each of the 83 categories in the full nominees list .

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Relive The 2021 GRAMMYs Nominations Livestream

Watch the 2021 GRAMMYs nominations livestream event and find out which of your favorite artists got nominated for the 63rd GRAMMY Awards.

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Explore This Year''s Album Of The Year Nominees

Albums by Jhen? Aiko, Black Pumas, Coldplay, Jacob Collier, HAIM, Dua Lipa, Post Malone and Taylor Swift all receive nominations.?

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