Harvey Mason Jr.
CEO of The Recording AcademyWikipedia
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Oct 21, 2026
October 21, 2026 — "Sammy talks to Amaal Mallik, Part One"
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49:56Sammy ChandHOST
the creative element.
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49:57Sammy ChandHOST
I was listening to Harvey Mason Jr., who is-
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50:01Amaal MallikGUEST
Yes
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50:01Sammy ChandHOST
...
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50:24Sammy ChandHOST
... his father was the drummer.
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50:26Amaal MallikGUEST
Harvey Mason-
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50:26Sammy ChandHOST
He, Harvey Mason Jr. is the-
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50:28Amaal MallikGUEST
Okay
Episode 324
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14:36Mike EtchartHOST
BTS responded with a statement in Korean saying they will not submit music to the 2027 Grammys and that they hope music can be loved for what it is rather than divided by region or language.
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14:50Mike EtchartHOST
Grammy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. defended the category and after months of discussion, the Grammys decided to keep it, saying most of the feedback was in support.
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15:00Mike EtchartHOST
This story comes from an open letter published on October 14th on Hypebot again by Teresa Arosa, a music business student over at Hofstra University.
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15:09Jay GilbertHOST
Yeah, I thought this was really well written.
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15:51Mike EtchartHOST
BTS' Grammy performances were removed from the official Grammy YouTube account after the group's statement.
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15:57Mike EtchartHOST
The letter doesn't say who made that decision or when.
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16:01Jay GilbertHOST
So Harvey Mason Jr. said the category was meant to uplift Asian artists and give exposure to more of them.
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16:08Jay GilbertHOST
The Grammy said the loudest feedback came from people who were enthusiastic supporters of the category, including fellow music creators, encouraging them to keep it.
The Mandolins and Beer Podcast #326 Melody Walker
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20:00Melody WalkerGUEST
And hopefully, um, leadership will address, um, some of these concerns, like, a little more, a little more, like, seriously.
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20:09Melody WalkerGUEST
'Cause at the moment, the CEO of the Grammys, Harvey Mason Jr., who's an incredible musician and producer, um, he, he just, he's just being too chill.
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20:19Melody WalkerGUEST
You know? He wants to be the chill, cool guy about new technology.
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20:24Melody WalkerGUEST
That's, that's my, like, generous reading of it.
Doechii Drops New Music + Chart Report + Is Drake Jealous of Kendrick Lamar?
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42:20Stat QuoHOST
Mark's guy and, uh-
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42:21Justin HunteHOST
Harvey?
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42:22Stat QuoHOST
H- is it Harvey?
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42:24Justin HunteHOST
Harvey Mason Jr.? Is that who you talking about?
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42:25Stat QuoHOST
Yeah, Harv.
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42:26Stat QuoHOST
Shout out to him, and he's, he's trying to change it.
19 MINS LATER
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61:07Stat QuoHOST
We gotta work it and figure it out." I wouldn't be out here talking.
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61:11Stat QuoHOST
But the Grammys, [sighs] to the hilltops.
EP71 Jimmy Jam, Part 2: Life Lessons from a Hall of Famer
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24:18Jimmy Jam HarrisGUEST
Yes.
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24:20Jimmy Jam HarrisGUEST
And Harvey Mason Jr., who is obviously a beautiful musician, songwriter, who is now our CEO of the Recording Academy, has kind of taken that under his wing.
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24:28Jimmy Jam HarrisGUEST
But I get people all the time thinking, how do I get involved? How do I give back? And I meet musicians all the time, and they go, I want to get involved, and I want to do something.
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24:37Jimmy Jam HarrisGUEST
And I always go to your point.
5AM ET 10/09/2026 Newscast
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3:17Michelle PolinoCORRESPONDENT
Organizers promise major performances.
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3:20Michelle PolinoCORRESPONDENT
Grammys CEO Harvey Mason Jr. said in part, "Clive built this gala into something the entire music community looked forward to for five decades.
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3:28Michelle PolinoCORRESPONDENT
He never did it for applause or recognition.
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3:30Michelle PolinoCORRESPONDENT
He did it because he loved this community and believed in the power of music." Michelle Polino, Fox News.
3AM ET 10/09/2026 Newscast
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2:41Michelle PolinoCORRESPONDENT
Organizers promised major performances.
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2:43Michelle PolinoCORRESPONDENT
Grammys CEO Harvey Mason Jr. said in part, "Clive built this gala into something the entire music community looked forward to for five decades.
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2:51Michelle PolinoCORRESPONDENT
He never did it for applause or recognition.
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2:53Michelle PolinoCORRESPONDENT
He did it because he loved this community and believed in the power of music." Michelle Polino, Fox News.
GMA3: Friday, October 9, 2026
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10:34Will GanzCORRESPONDENT
featuring a dinner, big performances that are yet to be announced, and of course, we'll pay tribute to the man who started it all.
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10:40Will GanzCORRESPONDENT
The Academy CEO, Harvey Mason Jr., says that Clive Davis would want nothing more for the show to go on.
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10:46Will GanzCORRESPONDENT
The Grammys will stream simultaneously on Disney Plus and Hulu on February 7th and air right here on ABC.
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10:53Will GanzCORRESPONDENT
You guys, I can't wait to take you behind the scenes of the Banana Bowl.
‘Ethical’ mining, K-pop Grammys boycott, and a new AI start-up
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24:53Olly MannHOST
[laughs]
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24:54Jamie TimsonPANELIST
Well, to be fair though, Holden is our boss, so-
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24:56Olly MannHOST
[laughs]
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24:57Jamie TimsonPANELIST
He's pretty, he's pretty cute.
6 MINS LATER
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31:16Felicity CaponPANELIST
But I mean, a, a lot of that as well didn't really surprise me that, you know, the kind of Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg and how they went about, uh, g-g-going through things on the tech side.
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31:27Felicity CaponPANELIST
But on the women's, women's rights side, it was horrifying, particularly from Sheryl Sandberg, who, you know, I, I remember the whole Lean In thing.
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31:36Felicity CaponPANELIST
Everyone's very excited about Lean In and how to be a girl boss and all this sort of thing, and it just sounds like she was awful, and she treat-- particularly her female colleagues, she treated them a-appallingly.
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31:46Olly MannHOST
Allegedly, according to this account in this book.
Should You Ditch Your Keyboard and Mouse?
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48:09Gareth HoodHOST
It was announced, I guess, a couple weeks ago or maybe a little bit ago.
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48:13Gareth HoodHOST
So the Recording Academy, led by Harvey, CEO Harvey Mason Jr., established rules, Grammy rules, allowing AI-assisted music.
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48:22Gareth HoodHOST
Basically, so people who are using AI to create music, as long as most of it is generated by humans, And what does that mean? I'll go into you can be nominated for a Grammy.
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48:37Gareth HoodHOST
So for someone like myself, if I write the lyrics, I have the whole list of here.
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