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Thank you Recording Academy / GRAMMYs for the opportunity. Advocacy is something I deeply care about, and it’s inspiring to witness the impact we can make when music creators unite.

Randy is thrilled that the NO FAKES Act has been reintroduced to Congress to safeguard rights for creators in the age of AI. Randy received the Creators Leadership Award this week at #GRAMMYsOnTheHill, recognizing his advocacy for fair pay and copyright protections for artists.

Yesterday, on #GRAMMYsOnTheHill Advocacy Day, GRAMMY winners, nominees, and music professionals met with lawmakers to push for policies that support human creators. 🎶 Music’s future is in our hands—let’s build it together: grm.my/3FPf6Gh

Join me & Recording Academy / GRAMMYs / GRAMMY Advocacy in advocating for a future that prioritizes human artistry. Contact your representatives and urge them to support the HITS Act, the NO FAKES Act, and federal arts funding: grm.my/440fdZv #GRAMMYsOnTheHill

Watch #RecordingAcademy leaders and members reintroduce the NO FAKES Act on Capitol Hill, alongside Senators Senator Chris Coons, Sen. Marsha Blackburn, and @AmyKlobuchar, Congresswoman Madeleine Dean and Rep. María Elvira Salazar, and leaders from the Motion Picture Association (MPA), RIAA, @SAGAFTRA, Warner Music Group, YouTube, and

The Library of Congress (Library of Congress) recently announced the 25 culturally significant recordings that will be inducted into the National Recording Registry, spanning genres from jazz and hip-hop to musical theater, country, and video game soundtracks. 🎶 ▶️ Learn more:

🎵 Making our voices heard in Washington, D.C.! Advocacy Day last week was incredible as we joined Recording Academy leaders to reintroduce the NO FAKES Act alongside Senators Senator Chris Coons, Sen. Marsha Blackburn, and @AmyKlobuchar, plus Congresswoman Madeleine Dean and Rep. María Elvira Salazar. 🏛️ We also spent

Honoring country legend @RandyTravis and U.S. Rep. Linda Sánchez and Rep. Ron Estes, the 2025 #GRAMMYsOnTheHill Awards tackled critical issues impacting the music community today, including AI protections and fair tax policies. ▶️ Take a look: grm.my/42LQiI4

"Protecting voice and likeness as AI grows is too important. Join us now to make NO FAKES the law of the land this year." In a co-authored letter featuring the Recording Academy / GRAMMYs's CEO Harvey Mason jr., here is why the passage of the NO FAKES Act remains important. ⬇️

Artists' right to creative expression needs to be protected. 🎶 📲 As we work alongside FreeOurArtHQ to safeguard artists from this harmful practice, learn more about the efforts being done to support artists and ensure a better future for them. youtu.be/giVOJdJTYhM

#GRAMMYsOnTheHill, the @recordingacad's signature advocacy event, returned to Washington, D.C. last week, for another impactful week of music, policy, and action. From fighting for fair ticketing to defending creative expression, GRAMMYs on the Hill continues to be a powerful

Since its introduction last year, we've actively supported the passage of the American Music Tourism Act which aims to boost music tourism and the music industry across the United States. We thank Congress for pushing the bill further and will continue to advocate for it to

The passage of the TICKET Act in the House of Representatives is a step forward for the music community but more work needs to be done. The Academy and its members look forward to building on this progress to achieve comprehensive ticketing reform that adequately protects

From banning speculative ticket sales to strengthening refund protections, the #RecordingAcademy took a stand for artists and fans during California Arts Advocacy Day 2025. 🎶 Learn more about our efforts: grm.my/44UNwlh

Following #GRAMMYsOnTheHill 2025, the Recording Academy / GRAMMYs and top lawmakers are pushing the NO FAKES Act forward — with new bipartisan momentum and a major Senate hearing spotlighting the urgent need to protect creators. 🎶 Learn more about how the legislation would protect artists

For too long, music has been weaponized as "evidence" in criminal proceedings across the country, including in New York courtrooms. 🎶 In the effort to protect music creators from having their work used against them, Recording Academy / GRAMMYs members championed for AB123 to safeguard them

Whether in Washington, D.C., or at the state level, we continue advocating for artists year-round — from advancing music investment in Louisiana to protecting artistic freedom in New York courtrooms. ▶️ Get to know more about and learn how you can get involved:

Creators and activists Torae Carr, Michelle Lewis and KIRBY sat down with the #RecordingAcademy's Todd Dupler for an inspiring conversation about harnessing your platform to address issues within the music industry and fostering meaningful change. 🌟 Here are five key takeaways

We thank Rep. Ron Estes and Rep. Linda Sánchez and Senator Sen. Marsha Blackburn and Senator Cortez Masto for their unwavering support for the HITS Act over many years. “We also thank Senators Blackburn and Cantwell for their thoughtful leadership in removing the Al provision that could have