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Grammy-nominated recording artist John Forté died suddenly at his Chilmark home on Martha’s Vineyard at age 50; the cause is not yet known and authorities say there is no foul play. Forté was a beloved Island musician who contributed to The Fugees’ The Score, collaborated with Carly Simon and Ben Taylor, and recently scored HBO’s Eyes on the Prize, leaving behind two young children and a close-knit creative community.
The Grammy Awards are introducing a new category for best album cover art, recognizing the creative work behind album visuals, with Wet Leg's Moisturizer leading the nominations alongside other artists like Bad Bunny and Tyler, the Creator, highlighting the importance of visual art in music's digital age.
The Grammy Awards are introducing a traditional country category alongside the contemporary one, aiming to recognize the genre's diverse styles and address longstanding tensions within the country music community, including issues of authenticity and representation.
D’Angelo, the influential Grammy-winning R&B singer and pioneer of neo-soul, has died at age 51 after battling cancer, leaving behind a legacy of impactful music including his hit 'Untitled (How Does it Feel)'.
Ike Turner Jr., a Grammy-winning producer and son of Ike and Tina Turner, died at 67 from kidney failure, having battled health issues including a stroke. He was known for his work on his father's blues album and helped run Bolic Sound Studios.
Ike Turner Jr., the Grammy-winning son of Ike and Tina Turner, has died at age 67. He was known for sharing a Grammy with his father in 2007 and had a complex relationship with his famous parents. His passing was confirmed by family members, and he is remembered as an influential figure in blues and rock history.
The 2026 Grammy nominations are expected to feature Kendrick Lamar as the frontrunner, with notable contenders including Lady Gaga, Sabrina Carpenter, Billie Eilish, and others, though the field appears less crowded with superstar releases than previous years, leading to a potentially more unpredictable race across categories.
Billy Strings, a Grammy-winning bluegrass musician, discusses his influences, including Doc Watson, his recent albums 'Highway Prayers' and 'Live At The Legion,' and his personal struggles with family addiction and loss, emphasizing his dedication to the craft and his desire to use music for healing.
Brandi Carlile announces her first solo album in four years, 'Returning to Myself,' set for release on October 24, featuring collaborations with notable producers and artists, and exploring themes of self-reflection and togetherness.
Eddie Palmieri, a pioneering and experimental salsa pianist and bandleader known for blending various musical styles and expanding the genre's boundaries, has died at 88 after an extended illness. His influential career included groundbreaking albums, innovative arrangements, and a lasting impact on Latin music, earning him a Grammy and recognition as one of the genre's last giants from its golden era.
Eddie Palmieri, a pioneering and experimental salsa pianist and bandleader known for blending various musical styles and expanding the genre, has died at 88. His influential career included groundbreaking albums, innovative arrangements, and a lasting impact on Latin music, earning him a Grammy and recognition as a genre-defining artist.
Flaco Jiménez, an 86-year-old Grammy-winning Tex-Mex accordion virtuoso known for blending traditional sounds with blues, rock, and country, has died. He collaborated with major artists like Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, and Ry Cooder, and was celebrated for his influential role in Tex-Mex music. His legacy includes numerous awards and a lasting impact on the genre.
Jeannie Seely, a Grammy-winning country singer and beloved Grand Ole Opry star known as Miss Country Soul, died at 85 after battling health issues, including surgeries and complications from an intestinal infection. She was celebrated for her soulful voice, hit songs like 'Don’t Touch Me,' and her long-standing influence in country music, performing on the Opry over 5,000 times. Seely was also a songwriter, actress, and author, and remained active in her career until her health declined.
Chuck Mangione, a renowned jazz musician and two-time Grammy winner known for his hit 'Feels So Good,' has died peacefully at age 84 in Rochester, New York. He was celebrated for his contributions to jazz and his compositions for the Olympics.
Chuck Mangione, a renowned jazz musician famous for his hit 'Feels So Good' and a two-time Grammy winner, has died at age 84 in Rochester, New York. He was celebrated for his contributions to jazz, his engaging performances, and his influence on generations of musicians. Mangione also appeared on 'King of the Hill' and donated memorabilia to the Smithsonian.