Republic Records is the first label to team with the GrammyMuseum on a new program series featuring up-and-coming artists called Spotlight Saturdays.
The labels will not pay to be included in this program, nor will they be paid for participating, according to a Grammy Museum spokesperson.
Spotlight Saturdays is part of the museum's public programs digital series, which features intimate, sit-down interviews and performances via digital conferencing. The interviews will be conducted by Scott Goldman, moderator of the Grammy Museum's public programs. The idea for Spotlight Saturdays came from the Grammy Museum's public programs and content team, specifically Rosalie Sanchez, public programs manager. Sanchez will serve as project lead in charge of lining up the labels and offering input on which artists the labels choose to spotlight. The plan is for a different label to take over each month.
All of Republic Records' five new and developing artists who will kick off Spotlight Saturdays have had a taste of chart success.
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