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Vancouver Sun
Vancouver Sun: The Relatable Billionaire: Why Taylor Swift's Lyrics Resonate with So Many
Songwriting professor Scarlet Keys was interviewed about why her fans resonate so much with her lyrics.
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Global News
Taylor Swift Leaving a Lasting Impact on Saskatchewan Swifties
Ralph Jaccodine, a music business/management professor at Berklee, spoke on the topic of Taylor Swift and why she's cultural icon and how her music has matured alongside her fans.
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CBS Boston
CBS Boston: Kid 'n Play Inducted into Berklee College of Music Hip-Hop Hall of Fame
Iconic rap duo Kid ‘N Play spoke to the TV station ahead of its induction.
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The Washington Post
The Washington Post: Randy Travis’s Beautiful Baritone Was Lost. AI Helped Him Sing Again.
Ben Camp, associate professor of songwriting, commented on Randy Travis’s AI-produced song “Where That Comes From” and the ethical issues AI can raise.
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The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe: Quincy Jones Remembered for His Loyalty to Berklee College of Music
Krystal Banfield, vice president, education outreach and social entrepreneurship, talks about her connection with Jones and his role as an ambassador for Berklee City Music.
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7 News Boston
WHDH-TV: Students from Berklee College of Music Perform for Animals at Franklin Park Zoo
Students Sofia Plata and Angie Amato talked about the impact of playing music for the animals and visitors at the zoo.
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Rihanna sings during the Concert for Valor in Washington, DC, November 11, 2014.
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Tina Davis, president of the independent distributor, record label, and publisher EMPIRE and Tonya Butler, chair of Berklee's Music Business/Management Department.
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Daniel Beilman B.M. ’14
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