Good Sleepy posing against a moody gray backdrop

Eight Berklee Popular Music Institute (BPMI) acts, including Good Sleepy (above), will take the stage at Brighton Music Hall on April 24 for their annual showcase. 

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Berklee Popular Music Institute’s 24th Showcase Channels ’80s Prom Nostalgia

The April 24 event at Brighton Music Hall will spotlight eight rising artists bound for major festivals including Governors Ball, Lollapalooza, and the Great Escape.

Chris Bolte holding a large boom mic against a stylized graphic background featuring multicolor silhouettes of him.

Chris Bolte '16

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How Chris Bolte Builds the Sound of PlayStation Games

Chris Bolte ’16 is a technical sound designer at Sucker Punch Productions, where he helps create the soundscapes behind major PlayStation titles such as Ghost of Yōtei.

Charlie Puth and Charlie Harding at Power Station.

Charlie Puth and Charlie Harding at Power Station

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Charlie Puth Joins Switched on Pop at Berklee NYC

The Berklee alum spoke with host and Berklee NYC professor Charlie Harding for a live taping, answering audience questions about authenticity, the industry, and his new album. 

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Applications are now open for 2026–2027 META fellowships, which provide mentorship, workshops, and professional development for educators and teaching artists.

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Berklee City Music Stewards META Fellowship Supporting Massachusetts Music Educators

Applications are now open for the 2026–2027 fellowship, which provides mentorship, workshops, and professional development for educators and teaching artists.

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The 2026 Next Jazz Legacy cohort, clockwise from top left: Devon Gates; Alden Hellmuth; Destiny “Lé Queen” Diggs; Lily Finnegan; Sequoia “REDWOOD” Snyder; Siya Charles; Allison Philips

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New Music USA and Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice Announce 2026 Next Jazz Legacy Cohort

The program has selected seven artists who will receive apprenticeships, mentorships, and professional development opportunities as part of its mission to advance jazz inclusivity.