In this Color Of Conversation, Ryan Butler, VP of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at the Recording Academy has an impactful conversation that challenges perceptions and uncovers the truth about the Recording Academy's work beyond the GRAMMYs. Ryan discusses the Grammy's, musics biggest night and the Grammy awards voting frustration. Ryan explains how he increased black voter numbers by 13% and he also discusses artificial intelligence in music and how the academy is combating the new technology.
00:00 intro
00:10 Grammy's musics biggest night
2:06 Ryan Butler's intro
3:21 Karen Anderson intro
4:02 Grammy's award voting frustration
4:54 Grammy's is a peer voting award
7:53 It's all black music
10:27 increasing the black voter numbers
14:44 Grammy representation
15:20 woman in the mix
17:03 making room for everyone
23:30 what is music cares
27:10 artificial intelligence in music
30:35 Grammy categories presentations
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Established in 2002, the Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival (MVAAFF) is an Academy-Award® accredited Black Film Festival where independent and established African American filmmakers can showcase, screen and promote emerging feature, documentary, and short films from across the world. The brainchild of husband and wife team, Floyd and Stephanie Rance, the MVAAFF provides a nurturing environment for African American filmmakers to test their creativity, while providing sponsors a captive audience to promote their brands among a highly discerning community of people of color.
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