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Rolling Stone India: Hear Mumbai-Based Singer-Songwriter Anisha Lakshmanan’s EP
Lakshmanan is an alumna of Berklee’s campus in Valencia, Spain. Her latest release features tracks in English, Hindi, and Tamil.
Tidal: Anatomy of the Hit: Ariana Grande’s '7 Rings'
Joe Bennett, Berklee's vice president for academic affairs—strategic initiatives, examines Grande’s chart-topper.
Here & Now: Immigration at the Heart of Drummer Antonio Sánchez's New Album
A new album by Antonio Sánchez '97 is dedicated to fellow immigrants who didn't come to America to pursue a passion, but to flee in fear.
The Patriot Ledger: Quincy Musician Takes Home Another Grammy
The Patriot Ledger spoke to Berklee Global Jazz Institute founder and artistic director Danilo Pérez about his Grammy win for Best Jazz Instrumental Album with the Wayne Shorter Quartet.
Boston Herald: Grammys Mix Music with Message
Berklee faculty and alumni received a shout-out in the Boston Herald's Grammy Awards write-up.
NBC News: Why I'm Using My Nomination to Speak out about Sexism in the World of Jazz
Tia Fuller pens an opinion editorial for NBC News about why she's using her Grammy nomination to address sexism in the jazz world.
WBZ-TV: Berklee Professor and Former Beyoncé Band Member Nominated for Grammy
WBZ-TV sits down with Berklee professor Tia Fuller and her Rainbow All-Stars Ensemble to take in a performance and talk about her Grammy nomination for Best Jazz Instrumental Album.
Los Angeles Times: Joelle James is 'Boo'd Up' For Her Two Big Grammy Nominations
Jolle James' B.A. '11 Grammy nominated song "Boo'd Up" made it to Billboard's Top 20 Best R&B songs of 2018.
WBZ-TV: New EDI Program at Berklee Breaks from Traditional Instruments
WBZ-TV speaks to Michele Darling, Sean Skeete, Rishabh Rajan, alumna Claire Lim, and student Maddy Kong about Berklee's inclusion of electronic digital instruments (EDIs).
Paste's Daily Dose: Jennah Bell, 'Common Cold'
Thanks to her song "Common Cold," Jennah Bell '09 is one of Paste's 10 promising folk and roots artists to watch in 2019.
WBGO: Mark de Clive-Lowe Explores his Japanese Heritage on the Checkout Live at Berklee
The Los Angeles-based alumnus and live-electronics pioneer delves into his heritage on stage at the Red Room at Cafe 939.
The Boston Globe: ‘A Common Voice as Cultural Revolutionaries’: Allen Ginsberg and Philip Glass’s Hydrogen Jukebox
The Boston Globe spoke to conductor Ryan Turner and director Nathan Troup about Boston Conservatory at Berklee's upcoming production of Hydrogen Jukebox.
