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Berklee in the news
Berklee in the news
CNBC interviewed professor Joe Bennett about the trend of "recession pop" music and why it is resonating with the American public.
NBC News interviewed Berklee Popular Music Institute artistic and managing director Morgan Milardo about the meteoric rise of artists like Charli XCX, Chappell Roan, and Sabrina Carpenter, ushering in new "middle class" pop stars.
The Boston Globe published a story about Jim Lucchese becoming the fifth president of Berklee.
Anthony Johnson would have lost his hearing and possibly his future career in music if not for a miraculous procedure by surgeons at Tufts Medical Center.
WBZ-AM/iHeart Radio program "What's @ Risk?" interviewed professor Mark Simos and students Goz Asai, Deven Kamra Lyons, and Preston Lydotes for a feature on this year's Songs for Social Change songwriting contest.
Christopher Wares, assistant chair of the Music Business/Management Department, was part of a conversation about AI being used to make music and how to use the tools in an ethical way.