The preeminent composer, improviser and saxophonist Anthony Braxton has two new releases on the way: '12 Comp (ZIM) 2017' and 'Quartet (Standards) 2020.' At 76, he's at no loss for words about the American songbook Keep reading
Natalia Lafourcade embarked on a mission to save a cultural center after an earthquake in Mexico through her project 'Un Canto Por México,' but ended up creating something even greater Keep reading
In the latest episode of Press Play At Home, Nigerian wunderkind Omah Lay performs "Can't Relate" in a carpeted room with a tour bus, psyching up listeners for the return of live music Keep reading
To mark the one-year anniversary of George Floyd's murder and #TheShowMustBePaused, Billboard led a virtual panel—including the Recording Academy's Valeisha Butterfield Jones—to discuss how necessary change has and hasn't occurred a year down the road Keep reading
Ricky Martin, Kany García and Joy from Jessie & Joy aren't the only LGBTQ+ artists bringing visibility to the community, here are five more artists on the rise you should know about Keep reading
Joyful, upbeat music is an essential part of celebrating Pride, so GRAMMY.com would love to know what your favorite Pride anthem is Keep reading
On her new album 'Second Line,' singer/songwriter Dawn Richard's aim is twofold: to make New Orleans the province of the future and elevate Black creators of all stripes Keep reading
In the latest episode of ReImagined At Home, singer/songwriter Keara Graves performs H.E.R.'s "Focus" with sincerity and heart Keep reading
From his upcoming green-themed animated series with his wife, Linda Lawrence, to his transportive David Lynch-assisted single, "I Am the Shaman," the psychedelic-folk journeyman Donovan remains a potent creative force in 2021 Keep reading
In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, GRAMMY.com gathered artists for a conversation surrounding their experiences in and out of the music industry. Keep reading
