✨ Welcome to the Academy, Flyana Boss. Congratulations on being invited to join the #RecordingAcademy as Voting Members!
🎶 Our members power everything at the Academy — Voting Members are solely responsible for voting on GRAMMY nominations and GRAMMY Awards, and play an important role in advocacy for music people, music education, and philanthropy.
💻 If you've been invited to become an Academy member, accept your invitation by July 31st, 2024 and join this year's class. #IAmTheAcademy
Congratulations! The ball is in your court. Go all the way to the top. You got this. Never let your head swell up Babies. Stay focused and learn everything about the business. I'm so happy for you ladies 🌹
You can find two of my most recent articles in the newest issue of Spotlight on Business Magazine where I cover Waves End RV Park and the Ship's Company Theatre!
Music education has the power to shape students’ lives.
Mr. Bernstein, the orchestra director at Colgan High School in Virginia, not only teaches musical skills, but life skills that will help his students beyond their school years.
#MIOSM#MusicInOurSchoolsMonth#TeachMusicWeek
It's great to see that the BRIT Awards are committed to making the show more inclusive, responding proactively to last year’s feedback by taking concerted actions for 2024. Nice one Dr Jo Twist OBE (she/her)YolanDa Brown OBE DL and the BPI team. #BRITs
The 60 / 40 gender split in favour of female artists for the nominees in the Artist of the Year category is one of the standout developments following last year’s controversy. Doubling the number of nominations for Artist of the Year, International Artist of the Year and introduction of R&B as its own genre award are also positive steps forward, together with greater transparency in setting out the makeup and demographics of the Voting Academy.
Plus the selection of Youth Music funded partner Saffron Records as the 'Official Supported Non-Profit for 2024' for the BRIT Awards & Mercury Prize is brilliant to see.
It’s important now to build on this positive momentum as there’s more to be done to ensure a creative, diverse, and inclusive music industry. For young people, it’s imperative they see people like them represented in the nominations, awards and wider music industries. From a wide range of backgrounds in terms of gender, ethnicity, disability and socioeconomic background. It’s about young people having role models representing them and their lives both on and off stage.
It’s also great for creativity too. Greater diversity produces greater music. Artists from a range of backgrounds create songs and lyrics often expressing their own lived experiences, challenges and observations on society. This provides us with rich, thoughtful music from a multitude of voices, platforming the diversity and creativity of the UK.
And it all starts at the grassroots, supporting young people at the earliest age to make, learn and then earn in music. This is the national ecosystem we support and invest in at Youth Music and we ask the music industries to do the same with us. This in turn will create the very pipeline of diverse creative talent that’s being called for.
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“Greater diversity leads to greater creativity”.
Youth Music CEO, Matt Griffiths, spoke on Times Radio this morning about RAYE’s history-making seven #BRITs nominations and how this year’s awards sees a more diverse lineup of nominees.
Listen below (from 48:20):
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Going to the AOA in the Music City? Join us for the GRT Happy Hour to learn more about our inspirational group of independent, national park loving ODs and Vendor Friends
June 20, 2024
GRT Happy Hour at AOA
Barlines at the Omni
(Next door to convention center)
5:00-6:00 PM CST
Thank you to Will Chidlow for capturing OutSingCancer choir's INCLUDE event last week so well - if you want a flavour of the events we have been holding across the country, here you go! 🎶
These events, the connections and actions that come out of them would not be possible without Arts Council England funding the Making Music: INCLUDE programme. Thank you!
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Join us as we spotlight Suzanne Bull MBE, founder of Attitude is Everything. From a music enthusiast facing accessibility barriers to a pioneering force in the industry, Suzanne's story is one of determination and impact.
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Did you know that most of the events pertaining to teaching artists the how too’s in the music industry never include the business end? If you are having such an event I am she! Let’s work!
I teach the business of making money from your music as well as artist development.
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1wawesome! wonderfully done amd continue to maintain the role in advocacy for all music artists across the globe!! what a privledge to be invited.