Tag: Grammys

Music Sin Fronteras – Jenny and the Mexicats: female led music creativity

There is a great deal of creativity now in regional Mexican, national Mexican, and Spanish language music, and to my mind, most of it is coming from women. And bands led by...

Music Sin Fronteras: the new Grammy class, diverse, inclusive and global

We are a little off the topic this week of talking about music that spans borders. But we are talking about the world music award that spans borders, the Grammys and a...

Music Sin Fronteras: The 2023 Grammys: happy surprises and sad disappointments

I spent Sunday afternoon and evening watching the Grammys. I know, I know, I should have been down in Christina Park listing to the music of local Mexican bands, but hey -...

Music Sin Fronteras: The Grammys in Mexico: Chente’s dead, but nobody got slapped

I waited a day to write Music Sin Fronteras this week so I could write about the Grammys.  The Grammys are not a big thing in Mexico, although this year they generated...

LA/LA Land: Frying tamales and the Grammys

The day after Thanksgiving and my family is all in the kitchen in in-laws in San Diego making fried corn and strawberry tamales and a Mexican omelette* with caso Oxacaño (cheese from...

LA/LA Land: My picks for best songs of 2020

Well, it is that time of year when all of us music writers and critics make our list and check it twice before we hang it on a virtual tree somewhere in...

LA/LA Land: Thankful for the women of the 2020 Grammys

This is the time of the year when people like me write columns about what we are thankful for.  Well, there are a lot of things to be thankful for:  health, loved...

LA/LA Land: The livestream revolution is still early so songwriters and musicians can take control

This week saw the Uncancelled Music Festival from the Hotel Café in Hollywood and the Rockwood Music Hall, both on Stageit.com, which is a paywall Livestream platform that takes a percentage of...
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