#women-in-music

#women-in-music

Women dominate Grammy nominations in major categories this year, marking a significant shift in the pop music landscape.

Taylor Swift won her fourth career Grammy for album of the year, breaking a tie with Frank Sinatra, Paul Simon, and Stevie Wonder.

Women earned the biggest honors and had the majority of the most memorable performances at the Grammy Awards.

The Grammy Awards ceremony was well-received with touching performances and a lack of celebrity ego.

Taylor Swift won Album of the Year for a record-setting fourth time.

Women dominated the Grammy Awards this year, with seven out of eight nominees for Album of the Year being women.

Taylor Swift announced her upcoming album, The Tortured Poets Department, during her acceptance speech.

Joni Mitchell made her long-awaited debut on the Grammy stage, performing her 1969 classic 'Both Sides Now'

Mitchell's performance overshadowed other moments of the Grammy awards, including Taylor Swift winning Album of the Year for the fourth time

Stephanie Chou blends Chinese folk and Western instruments, creating an eclectic music style that transcends genres and cultures.

Beyond the Boys Club is a podcast that highlights women and non-binary musicians in the industry.

Episode No. 3 features an interview with Kat Leon of Holy Wars.

Sinead O'Connor and the author shared a moment of connection, alienation, and understanding in a chaotic music industry environment.

Lizzo celebrates the growing dominance of female artists in the music industry, expressing pride in her peers and the current cultural shift.

Chappell Roan advocates for respecting vocalists' boundaries amid a culture of inappropriate fan behavior.

Highlighting perspectives of women and non-binary musicians in the music industry.

Taylor Swift announces new album during Grammy acceptance speech

Women sweep up Rock and Alternative awards at the Grammys

Kris Davis' latest album, Run The Gauntlet, celebrates the impact of women pianists and reflects her commitment to supporting future musicians.

Nubya Garcia's album

Odyssey,

explores her compositional growth and showcases collaborations with seasoned musicians and female vocalists, emphasizing orchestral jazz influences.

The Melba's Kitchen big band celebrates the contributions of Black women to jazz music through live performances and recognition of historical figures.

Chappell Roan calls for respect for personal boundaries and rejects harassment, emphasizing women's autonomy in interactions with fans.

Celebrities, like Roan, are drawing boundaries with fans to combat harassment and stress the importance of consent.

Chappell Roan emphasizes the importance of personal boundaries with fans and highlights the issue of predatory behavior disguised as admiration.

Phoebe Bridgers called out former Recording Academy chairman Neil Portnow at the 2024 Grammys over his 2018 comments about women in music and the sexual assault allegations he is facing.

Bridgers' statement was supported by her Boygenius bandmates Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus, who described her comments as 'rock'n' roll'.

Killer Mike and Victoria Monet defy age biases at the Grammys

Women dominated the awards

Taylor Swift won album of the year at the Grammys, setting a record with four wins in the category.

Women dominated the major Grammy awards, with Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, and Miley Cyrus all taking home top honors.

Beyond the Boys Club is a podcast series that highlights women and non-binary musicians in the industry.

Episode 7 features an interview with Nervosa singer-guitarist Prika Amaral.

Beyond the Boys Club is a podcast featuring women and non-binary musicians in the industry.

Guitarist Sophie Lloyd released her debut solo album, Imposter Syndrome, featuring several guest vocalists.