As Chief Curator and VP of Curatorial Affairs, Jasen Emmons will serve as the GRAMMY Museum's creative leader, providing an overarching vision for exhibitions that speak to music's rich history as a cultural, social and economic change agent, and primary host of its storied public programs.

The Recording Academy and green NFT marketplace OneOf have teamed up for an exclusive partnership to release NFTs that will commemorate the 64th, 65th and 66th GRAMMY Awards.

As Chief Information Officer, David Gregory leads the Information Technology team responsible for the overall technology infrastructure at the Recording Academy and its awards shows.

The redefined roles and restructuring of the Awards Department comes during a transformational period at the Recording Academy as the organization evolves to better serve its membership and the music industry at-large.

The Songwriters & Composers Wing leadership council will work with the honorary chairs to elevate and advocate on behalf of music's storytellers.

 Produced in partnership with Color of Change and several other co-authors and key contributors, the GRAMMY Awards are the first major music awards show to publicly commit to using an inclusion rider.

In the latest episode of the "Black Music Collective Podcast," four-time GRAMMY-winning artist Yolanda Adams discusses her journey to becoming a household name in the gospel world and the power of faith.