Need a gateway to the universe of sounds Ethiopia contains? Why not start with Kibrom Birhane, who blends Ethiopian scales and melodies with Western rhythms on his new album, 'Here and There'? Keep reading
In this episode of Herbal Tea & White Sofas, Ghanaian singer Gyakie reveals her favorite backstage treat and explains why she still gets emotional every time she goes on stage. Keep reading
With his third studio album, 'Growin' Up,' Luke Combs continues to deliver his patented lyrical authenticity and chronicles a more mature — but still rowdy — phase of his life. Keep reading
Giveon — the Justin Bieber collaborator with the distinct baritone — contemplates love and happiness, with a little help from Mom, on his debut album, 'Give or Take.' Keep reading
In the latest episode of Positive Vibes Only, Yaadcore delivers a hopeful full-band performance of "The Calling," a song that opens its arms to all kinds of listeners, all over the world. Keep reading
GRAMMY-winning author and scholar Ricky Riccardi knocks down Louis Armstrong mischaracterizations in his writing; National Jazz Museum Senior Scholar Loren Schoenberg thinks we shouldn't give them oxygen at all. They're both right — and here's why. Keep reading
Baz Luhrmann's 'Elvis' hits theaters June 24 with a star-studded soundtrack. In honor of the King and his new film, GRAMMY.com shares 11 Elvis covers — because imitation is the highest form of flattery, thank you very much. Keep reading
By playing it straight on their funky, soulful, downbeat debut, 'Songs About Jane,' Maroon 5 charted the course for the rest of their career and allowed them to go as big as they want. What can all of us learn from an album like this? Keep reading
H.E.R. won her first two GRAMMY trophies in 2019, including Best R&B Album for her self-titled EP. As she took the stage, the singer was speechless — but made sure proper thanks were given to those who helped get her there. Keep reading
On June 18, Nipsey Hussle's The Marathon Collective opened in his hometown of Los Angeles. GRAMMY.com looks back on the late rapper's multifaceted career that continues years after his untimely 2019 passing. Keep reading
