Music is everything
– it’s the start to your day on your morning commutes, your gym
motivator, your comfort during hard times, and the life of the party on
Friday nights. It transports and takes you to wherever you want to be.
Music makes us human, and at the Recording Academy we endlessly fight and advocate for ALL 10 million+ human music creators globally, not just our members.
For over 20 years, the Academy has led the charge in advancing key
legislation to protect the musical innovators crafting the soundtracks
of our lives.
Partnered with key stakeholders for the Human Artistry CampAIgn launch to protect human art and creativity from AI.
Led the charge to pass the ELVIS Act in Tennessee, the first legislation in the nation focused on safeguarding artistic identity against AI.
Laid The Foundation For Comprehensive Ticketing Reform
Worked closely with Senate offices to help introduce the Fans First Act to reform the ticketing marketplace and protect artists and their fans from predatory ticket resellers.
Won New Victories In The Fight For Free Expression
Helped reintroduce the Restoring Artistic Protection Act in the House of Representatives to protect creators from having their artistic expression used against them in court.
Advocated for theSenate Bill 1738 in New York, continuing the forward momentum for creative expression.
Made Global Impact
Launched the Global Music Diplomacy Initiative with the State Department to amplify the power of music to uplift people around the world.
And it doesn't end there.
Music's Biggest Week in Washington, D.C.
Is Approaching!
Get ready for GRAMMYs on the Hill, Music’s Biggest Week in Washington, D.C., taking place April 30 – May 3, 2024!
Throughout the week, we'll be addressing the impending risks of AI and the importance of preserving human creativity in art.
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