Flyana Boss will also be honored at the inaugural event, coming to Avalon Hollywood on Nov. 4.
Harvey Mason jr., CEO, Recording Academy, and Chloe attend Recording Academy Honors presented by The Black Music Collective during the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards on April 2, 2022 in Las Vegas.The Girls Make Beats nonprofit began as a way to foster young women’s involvement in music production, DJing and audio engineering. Its event, titled “Hip Hop 50th: Celebrating Women Past, Present, and Future,” will take place at Avalon Hollywood on Nov. 4.
Elliott will receive the night’s Diamond Impact Award for her work as an artist and a producer. The rap legend produced many of her own hits alongside longtime collaborator Timbaland, including the 2002 Billboard Hot 100 No. 2 smash “Work It.” Chlöe, who rose to fame in the duo Chloe x Halle with sister Halle Bailey and now records as a solo artist, will receive the Powerhouse Producer Award. She produced 10 of the 14 songs on her debut solo albumMason will receive the Champion Ally Award thanks to his work fostering an “inclusive and supportive music community,” the nonprofit said in a press release. “I am humbled to be a part of a collective effort working to champion women and girls in our industry,” Mason said in a statement.
Finally, Flyana Boss — Bobbi Lanea Tyler and Folayan Omi Kunerede — will receive the Next Generation Wave Maker Award for the early strides they’ve made in the hip-hop community as rappers and producers.is thrilled to support Girls Make Beats and the incredible young women honing their skills as producers,” Dana Droppo,‘s chief brand officer, said in a statement. “We need more of them and are committed to continuing to platform women and girls in music for years to come.
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