Media Hits

India's News9Live interviewed Annette Philip, artistic director of the Berklee Indian Ensemble, about the collective’s experimentation and collaborative spirit in creating their debut album, Shuruaat.

The Boston Globe interviewed Dean Emmett G. Price III about the launch of the Gospel Performance Program and Berklee’s desire to recruit local students to the program in hopes of demonstrating "that this is their Berklee, too."

The magazine ranked Berklee Indian Ensemble's Shuruaat number three, behind Beyoncé’s Renaissance and Lizzo’s Special, on their list of best album releases.

The Washington Post interviewed Morgan Milardo, managing director of the Berklee Popular Music Institute, about festival safety protocol as an industry concern following the cancellation of Music Midtown. 

The Washington Post interviewed professor Joe Bennett about Kelis’s accusations of song theft on the Beyoncé song “Energy” leading up to the release of her new album. 

Bent Knee's goal is to make a living wage as musicians by building a robust fan base that is willing to pay to hear its music and see it play.