Faculty News

Nominees include Alissia Benveniste, Miguel Zenón, Bill Frisell, Madi Diaz, Lalah Hathaway, and many others. 

The New York Times spoke with Berklee's Maureen McMullan about Mariah Carey's lasting impact on holiday music, 30 years after the release of Merry Christmas.

Faculty composer Ryan Page discusses the appeal of scary movies and what makes the scores to films like John Carpenter's Halloween and Dario Argento's Suspiria so compelling.

Wayne Marshall discusses the importance of Reggaeton: The Sound that Conquered the World.

The Berklee institutions are two of the 42 included on this year's list.

Discover why fans turn to party anthems during times of economic crisis—or just when the vibes are off. Plus: a playlist of recession pop hits old and new, from Lady Gaga and Pitbull to Charli XCX and Chappell Roan.

Viktorija Pilatovic and Enrique Gonzalez Müller are among faculty who will be participating in the two-day intensive for the second straight year.

The guitar great's cosign is a full-circle moment for Nashville-based session guitarist George Collins, whose playing is greatly influenced by Mayer.

Emmett G. Price III spoke to NBC News about the lack of nominations for the pop icon's country crossover album.

Alejandro, Berklee's current Songwriting Department chair and an alumnus of the college, is the first person of both Latino and African American heritage to serve in the role.