After racking up 10 GRAMMY Awards and worldwide acclaim, McFerrin said this when the National Endowment for the Arts inducted him into its 2020 Jazz Masters class: “My pursuit of music has always been about freedom and joy.” Keep reading
K-pop star Yuju dishes on her favorite clothes, foods and scents that help her stay grounded while she's on the road. Keep reading
Fifty years ago, there was a creative apex in what we now call classic rock. However, the sounds of '73 were wildly progressive and diverse, with influences that ranged from blues and baroque, to free jazz and acid-folk. Keep reading
Accompanied by a captivating musical ensemble, Rock City Church's Pastor Mike Jr. celebrates a season of blessings in this live performance of "Winning." Keep reading
In a victory for the video game music community, Stephanie Economou took home the first-ever GRAMMY in that brand-new category for her soundtrack to 'Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarök.' Keep reading
While working on her debut album ahead of touring with Taylor Swift, the 23-year-old singer/songwriter not only tapped into a curiosity about growing up, but learned how to trust herself more. Keep reading
Destiny’s Child were beaming with excitement as they took the stage for their Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals win at the 2001 GRAMMYs. Keep reading
The jazz-vocal phenom won big at the 2023 GRAMMYs, including a golden gramophone for Best New Artist. This could have a dramatic effect on an essential and primary yet too-often marginalized genre. Keep reading
Dr. Andy Hildebrand invented the tool that transformed the vocal production landscape with his cutting-edge auto-tune pitch technology used by artists from Cher to Lil Wayne and Daft Punk. Keep reading
Madison McFerrin premieres her newest single, "(Please Don't) Leave Me Now," a jazz-tinged ode to resilience in the face of trauma, in this edition of Press Play. Keep reading