"Pretty Good for a Girl," a track on Mindi Abair and the Boneshakers' first studio album, The EastWest Sessions, is about empowering and supporting women and a cause Berklee alumna Abair B.M. '91 has taken up.

Carin Nuernberg, Berklee’s vice president of online education, discusses Berklee Online’s forthcoming master’s degree program and how students can take advantage of flexible pathways to study and earn degrees with Berklee through an array of options.

The new Lady Pills' track "Old Song," showcases their affinity for pairing punky, fuzzed-out guitars alongside ethereal melodies and unexpected song structure. The song was released just prior to the band's set at Lollapalooza 2017.

In this episode of Inside Berklee, Nichelle Mungo talks about the history of the Berklee Gospel and Roots Choir, the difference between traditional and contemporary gospel, and how the choir keeps the party going at Newport.

Songwriter and music therapist Brandon Hassan B.M. '17, who performs under the moniker Brandon Shah, made it to the top 24 of the hit show "X-Factor" when he was only 16. Take a listen to “Work of Art,” the lead track from his EP "Young Love." And be sure to catch him performing at B3 in July.

Jazz trumpeter, composer, and educator Jason Palmer discusses his music and shares a track from his latest album as he prepares to lead a Berklee septet at the Newport Jazz Festival and Toronto Jazz Festival.

Trumpet player, composer, and music teacher Paul Sanchez will perform as part of Berklee's Summer in the City series. Listen to his song “A Traves de Tus Ojos” (“Through Your Eyes”), which he wrote about his wife.

In this episode of Inside Berklee, musician Todd Rundgren '17H reflects on his decades-long career as well as his Berklee experience as an honorary doctorate recipient and this year's commencement speaker.

In Part Two of Tony Brown's interview with Esperanza Spalding, the two talk about her early days in Portland, Oregon; her mother's influence on her musical development; why feedback is important; and what's next for her.

Esperanza Spalding and the BIRN's Tony Brown talk about the inspiration for her album Emily's D+Evolution and how the song "Unconditional Love" came about.