The Recording Academy is making waves once again, this time with the launch of GRAMMY GO, an innovative online initiative in partnership with Coursera. This groundbreaking platform is set to revolutionize the way music creators and industry professionals learn and grow, offering a diverse range of classes taught exclusively by Recording Academy members, including GRAMMY winners and nominees.

GRAMMY GO aims to empower music creators worldwide with practical, up-to-the-moment digital content delivered through the first creator-to-creator learning platform by the Recording Academy. Courses will be for aspiring artists, seasoned producers, music industry professionals and everyone in between.

The debut specialization on GRAMMY GO x Coursera is titled “Building Your Audience For Music Professionals.” In this course, artists and their teams will reveal the secrets of connecting authentically with audiences and expanding globally. Featuring insights from industry luminaries such as Janelle Monáe, Jimmy Jam, and Victoria Monét and taught by Joey Harris, this course promises to provide invaluable knowledge for music professionals looking to enhance their audience-building skills.

In addition to the debut specialization, GRAMMY GO has teased an upcoming music production course titled “Music Production: Crafting an Award-Worthy Song,” set to launch in the summer of 2024. The goal is to enhance the growth of music producers and boost their artistic confidence. With contributions from acclaimed figures such as Hit-Boy, Stevie Mackey, Cirkut, Judith Sherman, and Harvey Mason jr. and taught by Carolyn Malachi, this course is poised to be a game-changer for aspiring music producers.

As the excitement builds for the launch of GRAMMY GO, music enthusiasts are encouraged to stay tuned for updates on how to access this exclusive content as part of their Academy membership. Additionally, subscribers can expect to receive exclusive insights, course previews, and updates from the music industry straight to their inbox. Learn more about it here.