6 Standout Stories From The 2023-24 GRAMMY U Mentorship Program

The GRAMMY U mentorship program pairs members and experienced music industry personnel. Read on for stories from six successful mentors and mentees from the 2023-24 program year. Keep reading

9 Reasons Why ‘The Lion King’ Is The Defining Disney Soundtrack

Thirty years after 'The Lion King: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack' was released, revisit all the ways it became Disney's ultimate musical moment, from multiple GRAMMYs to a Broadway smash. Keep reading

New Music Friday: Listen To New Albums & Songs From Eminem, Maya Hawke, ATEEZ & More

Dive into the weekend with music that’ll make you dance, brood and think — by Jessie Reyez, Ayra Starr, Adam Lambert, and many more. Keep reading

Shaboozey On His New Album, Beyoncé & Why He’ll Never Be A “Stereotypical” Artist

After Beyoncé introduced Shaboozey to a global audience via 'COWBOY CARTER,' his genre-shattering third album arrives on the wings of his own international smash, "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" and makes a declaration: 'Where I've Been, Isn't Where I'm Going.' Keep reading

Love “Nasty”? Get To Know Tinashe With 10 Songs That Show Her Honesty & Artistry

While you wait for Tinashe's new album, 'Quantum Baby,' dig into her impressive catalog of solo hits, and collaborations with the likes of Britney Spears and Ty Dolla $ign. Keep reading

Wallows Talk New Album ‘Model,’ “Entering Uncharted Territory” With World Tour & That Unexpected Sabrina Carpenter Cover

On the heels of releasing their amped-up third album, 'Model,' alt-rock trio Wallows detail how their "very unabashed" approach has expanded — and landed them in arenas for the first time. Keep reading

Jasmine Cephas Jones’ Lifelong Journey To ‘Phoenix’: “It’s The Album I’ve Always Wanted To Make”

You might know Jasmine Cephas Jones for her dual role as Peggy Schuyler and Maria Reynolds in the Broadway adaptation of 'Hamilton.' On her debut album, 'Phoenix,' she's ready to unmask who she is beyond the stage. Keep reading

Revisiting ‘Private Dancer’ At 40: How Tina Turner’s Liberation Album Remains A Musical Salvation

Released in May 1984, ‘Private Dancer’ was a musical tour de force. The record saw Tina Turner shed her assured vocal talents, exposing some fragility while adding in some sultriness too, to share a powerful tale of finally finding liberation. Keep reading

10 Essential Tracks By Richard Thompson: “Night Comes In,” “Shoot Out the Lights,” “1952 Vincent Black Lightning,” & More

Richard Thompson's gobsmacking guitar playing, keen storytelling and evocative voice changed folk and rock forever. Ahead of new album 'Ship to Shore,' press play on 10 essential tracks. Keep reading

5 Things You Didn’t Know About ‘Crosby, Stills & Nash’

Featuring classics including "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," "Wooden Ships" and "Helplessly Hoping," Crosby, Stills and Nash's self-titled 1969 debut album is the ultimate entryway to the folk-rock supergroup. Here are five lesser-known facts about its making. Keep reading