The inspirational No. 1 hit was recorded for her 1985 self-titled debut album (which also went to No. 1) and was originally recorded by fellow GRAMMY-winning Arista artist George Benson in 1977 Keep reading
GRAMMY.com speaks to the late Supreme Court Justice's son, record producer and Cedille Records founder James Ginsburg, about his mother's famous love of opera Keep reading
The Sun Ra Arkestra saxophonist discusses the evolution and enduring sound of Sun Ra’s music, and why younger generations are more receptive to his more far-out experiments Keep reading
The Recording Academy Producers & Engineers Wing's recent live discussion featured some of today's hottest studio pros on the making of top hip-hop and R&B hits Keep reading
Miley Cyrus, YG, Foo Fighters, Marshmello with Demi Lovato, the Roots, Sebastian Yatra and more will contribute original performances Oct. 16–18 Keep reading
The two musicians take us into the history of how music and political uprisings in Latin America have come together in the past Keep reading
In memory of Eddie Van Halen, we want to know what Van Halen song always keeps you rocking Keep reading
From Mike Posner to Dave, popular artists across genres are leaning into the art of spoken word like never before Keep reading
Look back at the remarkable life and music of the late Mexican legend one year after his death Keep reading
The Venezuela native talks to GRAMMY.com about her enchanting debut single "TÉ," what being part of Steve Aoki's label means to her and what she wants to accomplish through music Keep reading
