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The Boston Globe
Boston Globe: Is the Concept of a ‘Song of the Summer’ Dead? Some Experts Think So.(Opens in a new window)
The Boston Globe interviewed Berklee professor and musicologist Joe Bennett in a feature about the lack of a “song of the summer” this year.
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ABC News
ABC News Good Morning America: 'GMA' Stops by Boston's Legendary Multigenerational Jazz Club, Wally's Café(Opens in a new window)
Terri Lyne Carrington, a multi-Grammy Award–winning artist and a Berklee professor, was featured on the segment and spoke about the significance of the club for young artists.
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Newsweek
Newsweek: Beyoncé's Net Worth Is About to Be Seriously Impacted(Opens in a new window)
Tonya Butler, chair of music business/management at Berklee, spoke about Beyoncé's net worth and the impact that the Cowboy Carter tour will have on the music industry.
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WCVB-TV
WCVB-TV: Malcolm-Jamal Warner Remembered for Love of the Arts During Time at Berklee College of Music(Opens in a new window)
Misael Martinez, Berklee's assistant vice president, Education Outreach and Social Entrepreneurship, and Steve Bailey, chair of Berklee's Bass Department, spoke about Warner's impact and legacy.
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CBS Boston
CBS Boston: Malcolm-Jamal Warner Remembered at Berklee College of Music, "Humanity is his Real Legacy"(Opens in a new window)
Misael Martinez, assistant vice president, Social Entrepreneurship and Creative Youth Development, spoke about Warner's special and close connection to the college.
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NBC News
NBC News: Berklee Professor Weighs in on Theft of Beyoncé's Music(Opens in a new window)
Keli Nicole Price, associate professor of songwriting who co-wrote Beyoncé's No. 1 single "Dèjá Vu," shares her perspective after unreleased songs were stolen while Beyoncé toured in Atlanta.
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The Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation hosted its annual Prodigy Scholarship event in Miami on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
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Krystal Prime Banfield (far left), Berklee vice president of Education Outreach and Social Entrepreneurship, celebrated this year's City Music scholarship recipients on stage at the Berklee Performance Center.
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Liesie Kelly, Kelli O’Hara, Sutton Foster, and Bailey Greemon perform “Big D” from The Most Happy Fella.
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