From creating Lady Gaga’s “Poker Face” and “Bad Romance” and many more – to the success of his new single “Boom Boom” – RedOne is one notably talented and Grammy award-winning producer/artist.
ESSENCE, the number one media company for African-American women kicked off GRAMMY weekend with its 9th annual Black Women In Music event held at New York City’s Highline Ballroom.
As it turns out, Halli Cauthery, the composer for the Hulu show Future Man, and Josh Futturman, the “man” the title refers to, have a lot in common. For both, a critical turn in their life is centered on discovering things about yourself that you did know. For one, it’s having the potential to save humanity and for the other, it’s synths.
Sofia Ek’s The Minefield Girl takes on a stimulatory literary hybrid in her new audiovisual book that is something more of a psychedelic and emotional experience.
My first encounter with Milky Chance occurred when I was 15. Stolen Dance overtook the radio, as it did my earbuds.
South African Born Artist AdELA looks to shift the way we view ladies in the music game, by not only creating an original sound but by empowering the many young women who look up to her.
Robin Kang is only 16, but she’s absolutely crushing it.
For Grammy weekend this past Friday, Mastercard, and Fader partnered up to bring to the forefront an important panel and conversation. A conversation hosted by Miss Info with music producers, “The Stereotypes”.
Distinctive Assets, the LA-based entertainment marketing company credited with launching the promotional craze of celebrity swag nearly two decades ago, once again produced the one and only official backstage gift lounge for the 60th GRAMMY Awards. The legendary show’s presenters and performers were treated to a bevy of thank you gifts in acknowledgment and appreciation of their participation.
This past Saturday, Dua Lipa closed off the Pre-Grammys 2018 Shows at Mastercard House followed by predecessors like SZA and Saint Vincent.