British indie pop singer Cavetown narrates the painful emotion of improving your life, but still feeling the internal battle, in this honest performance of "better." Keep reading
As Zayn Malik releases his fourth solo album, 'ROOM UNDER THE STAIRS,' GRAMMY.com takes a deeper look into the solo careers of Malik and his One Direction bandmates, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles, and Louis Tomlinson. Keep reading
The Recording Academy just announced that three new categories will be added for the 2024 GRAMMYs: Best African Music Performance, Best Alternative Jazz Album and Best Pop Dance Recording. Here's why these changes are important. Keep reading
Additionally, two existing categories — Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical and Songwriter Of The Year, Non-Classical — will be moved to the General Field. Keep reading
K-pop girl group TWICE made history for selling out the Los Angeles venue, where they kicked off their nine-date North American tour. GRAMMY.com recaps TWICE's L.A. show with five of its most exciting moments. Keep reading
Dominican singer/songwriter Yendry breaks down what's on her tour rider, which includes a simple item that she's "obsessed" with because of its flavor and its nostalgia. Keep reading
As the world celebrates the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, GRAMMY.com honors the women who blazed the boundless — and euphonious — trails we still travel on. Keep reading
Even in his struggles, worship musician Melvin Crispell III holds on to his faith in God and His character — and the singer's new single "God Is" is the testimony of His power. Keep reading
"Boy, get down on your knees, 'cause I am Madonna," Madge sings on "Vulgar," her new collaborative track with Sam Smith. Keep reading
On her first album in five years, Janelle Monáe trades a sci-fi world for a lush sense of escape. Out June 9, 'The Age of Pleasure' offers a utopia of sensual and sonic exploration. Keep reading