The Recording Academy extends voting membership invites to over 3,600 musicians and professionals including Addison Rae, ...

Harvey Mason Jr., CEO of Recording Academy, the organization that puts on the annual Grammy Awards, frequently uses the saying, which means to give maximum effort at all times.

Harvey Mason Jr. looks ahead at a new creative process, the challenge to human artists and powers AI will give to fans.

Harvey Mason Jr. is not the first CEO of the Recording Academy, under whose auspices the Grammy Awards are presented, who is also a musician and a Grammy nominee. But he is the only one who has ...

The Recording Academy CEO, Harvey Mason Jr., advocates for the NO FAKES Act, aiming to protect artists' voices and likenesses from unauthorized AI replication.

Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. sent a letter Friday urging the organization’s 12,000 voting members to cast their ballots with "intention and integrity." The eligibility period for the ...

Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. discussed the NO FAKES AI-protection act introduced in the U.S. Senate and music industry's current health. Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 ...

Grammys CEO Harvey Mason jr. issued an urgent letter on Friday dedicated to the 12,000 voting members of the Recording Academy. With just a month to go in the eligibility period for the Feb. 2 ...

Harvey Mason jr., the Recording Academy’s CEO, was a trustee in 2011 at the time of what he calls “the great consolidation.” Mason claims not to remember how he as trustee voted on the ...

Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. Admits Many People Don’t Know ‘Why The Academy Exists’ Aside From The Grammys. Derrick Rossignol Music News Editor Twitter. April 2, 2025.

In 1986, before former Wildcat guard Harvey Mason Jr. grew up to be a six-time Grammy Award-winning songwriter and record producer, he was a California high school basketball star. The three-time ...