“If you let yourself be successful, you shall be successful”

Set to be a soundtrack for the graduating 2020 Berklee class, keep your eyes open this Friday, May 8, when it will go live.

As the school year comes to a close, it’s crazy for me to think about how I only joined the Berklee Groove team at the beginning of this ...

With the school year drawing to an end, it’s a good time to reflect on the time passed and what we experienced.

Believe it or not, moving 947 miles away from home was the easiest thing I did this year.

JoJo‘s upcoming album good to know, is a fitting yet unassuming name for the emotional, sonic and vocal treasures hidden inside.

Thoughts on the latest from Nintendo. Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a fresh take on a well loved franchise.

New single “Take Yourself Home” is a smash hit, and kicks off the return of the best guy in pop.

Join Boston Conservatory’s finest in a night of enchantment and love with their Valentine’s Sock Hop performance.

The video game orchestra started off the month of March with two stellar shows at the Berklee Performance Center.

Read how the glorious funk, hiphop and EDM fusion of Snakehips was brought with ecstatic passion to the Grand, Boston.

With an impressive string of hits, Oliver Heldens mixed together his Big Night Live set with fluid flourish and skill.

Everything you need to know about BTS’s Map Of The Soul: 7.

Read about post-hardcore band Slaves’ new singles highlighting Jonny Craig’s replacement.

K-Pop ice princesses, Everglow, are back and better than ever with their newest EP Reminiscence.

A look into former YouTube star Poppy’s wild and energetic performance at Brighton Music Hall.

“Music is the most healing thing in the world,” Alicia Keys, host of the 62nd annual Grammy Awards, said.

Omar Apollo, Alexander 23, and Silver Sphere delivered youth, heart, and dance as a means to dance.

Hozier created a cathedral of worship and acceptance on a cold winters night in Boston, supported by Australian crooner Angie McMahon.

These artists shaped the way we see music and how we will continue to make art inspired by them in the years to come.