- TWICE, Stray Kids, and Park Jin-young have been officially invited to join the Recording Academy as voting members, allowing them to vote for the Grammy Awards.
- The Recording Academy, known for its annual Grammy Awards, extended over 4,000 invitations to dedicated music creators and established music professionals across various genres.
- The Recording Academy was formally established in 1957 and held its first Grammy Awards in 1959, recognizing achievements in music.
- In addition to the artists, JYP Entertainment's CEO and CSO have been invited to join as professional members, supporting music creators.
- The Recording Academy announced a new Best Asian Pop Music Performance category for the upcoming 2027 Grammy Awards.
The Recording Academy has officially invited TWICE, Stray Kids, and Park Jin-young to join as voting members, enabling them to vote for the prestigious Grammy Awards. This decision is part of the Academy's initiative to include diverse music creators and professionals.123
Last week, the Academy revealed it had sent over 4,000 invitations to dedicated music creators and established professionals across various genres. JYP Entertainment announced that a total of 18 artists from its roster, including the nine members of TWICE and the eight members of Stray Kids, have received invitations.
In addition to the artists, JYP Entertainment's CEO Jeong Wook and CSO Shin Hyun Kook have also been invited as professional members, a category for music executives and other industry professionals who support music creators. The Recording Academy, established in 1957, has been recognizing musical achievements through the Grammy Awards since 1959, with voting members playing a crucial role in determining award recipients.
Furthermore, the Academy announced plans to introduce a new Best Asian Pop Music Performance category for the upcoming 2027 Grammy Awards, highlighting its commitment to inclusivity and representation in the music industry.5
“The Recording Academy extended over 4,000 invitations to music creators, including the 18 JYP artists. Meanwhile, JYP Entertainment's CEO and CSO were invited as professional members, and the Academy will add a Best Asian Pop Music Performance category for the 2027 Grammys.”
