How to change the destruction of fires will change Grammy this year

The week to Grammy Awards is usually in seven-star days.

It is full of exclusive festivities that draw the main talents of music around the world.

But almost that does not exist this year. The postcourse of the parties has also been canceled.

Questions were asked, when the “Musika Oscar”, on Sunday, when Los Angeles saw the most recent fire disaster ever recorded.

Twenty-nine people have died and more than 16,000 homes and businesses are destroyed – with the whole Neighborhoods now ash. Many artists and industry professionals are among those who have lost houses, studios and equipment.

Starting from the beginning of the show, efforts to the parties are usually done instead of going to fundraising efforts. The shows said the ceremony itself will also look different.

The recording academy that directs the show has said that the show is needed more than ever. Trustees say that in the evening will double as a charitable event to raise money and emergency responses to victims and their lives.

But they will only be past years.

The shows show a defiant tone that honor the victims of fire victims and a defiant Los Angeles that will last. But there is concern with a smile on a red carpet with dolls with dolls as deaf tones.

The General Manager of the Recording Academy Harvey Mason Jr. said the format of the show is a red carpet scale and a more reflective tone.

He highlighted the economic impact, emphasizing the work of thousands of thousands of grammars, especially in the services industry. The event marked as a symbol of resilience, argumation that it would not be beneficial to the city or the music industry.

“Cancellation, moving it doesn’t get us”, “We do it”, Mr. Mason argued in a webcast. “The show is to join, but also to heal music, rebuilding and requiring services.”

“That could be one of the most important Grammy weeks we’ve ever had.”

Mason said to New York, many public officials consulted whether the mayor of the city and the Governor of California would interfere with the efforts of Gavin Newsom and fire response.

“They proposed that we move on with hosting the event,” he said to the exit. “Everyone said it’s not good enough to go back.”

But there are still concerns that the night will look bad about the music industry.

“I really don’t think Grammy has to happen,” said Eryn Kaazan, the founding director of the music industry, told BBC.

“It’s very odd to me that they will be famous for me wearing expensive clothes on the red carpet, suffering from other places in the city and they are destroyed by lifestyles.”

The show-showrunners will be the subject of the fire throughout the ceremony and the city of Los Angeles will be the central stage.

Ben Winston, one of the three executive producers of the show, said a prize in New York at the “La la Night night Grammys night” and the show would pay first answers.

It will be a great goal for the show for the focus on fire efforts.

A few days before the show, another large music event in the city raised millions to rebuild efforts. A Fireard ConcertBoth La Arenas accommodation in two rooms with more than two dozen musicals, more than $ 60 million rose only in card sales.

Grammy He will go to eight hours graded and 94 awardsRecognition everything from the best pop album in the best performance of choir.

Beyoncé and Taylor Swift will take part in the category for the first time in the category, since 2010.

Charli XCX, Sabrina Aroza, Benson Boone, Shakira, Stevie Wonder, Teddy Swimming and Raye – and In Memory Tribute to Producer Quincy Jones Thriller.

This is not the first time the first time has been an impact on the greatest night of the music industry.

In 2021, the show was delayed due to Covid-19 and was significantly changed to take security protocols. He was a remote format in society, in an intimate-free audience and an intimate-free-recorded terrific setting, rather than large-scale arena production.

Artists had to adapt to a new way of promoting music, based on digital platforms, Grammy Week was more than weekly events, or moved online.

“I shouldn’t compare Covid Pandemia with what is happening here,” said a variety of Multiple Music writers, Steven J Horowitz, told BBC. “Covid lasted so long and the effects were destructive for a long year. People had to cancel large versions, and everything changed to a digital space.”

He said the fires are different.

“The industry reacted in real time. It is not as widespread as the world’s pandemic, so people are greater flexibility to help react properly and affected them,” he said.

Dani Chavez’s artists managed to BBC told the fire that many people who work in the Lar’s music industry.

“I know multiple musicians who have lost gears,” Chavez said. “I know the stylish people who have lost their houses and what they lost in music. I know the musicians that are lost in the house and are born in LA.”

The industry also affects those who have no effect on fire.

The week’s weekly event helps them to new musicians and allows the crowd to flood the crowd.

“Visibility is very important for artists,” Horowitz said to BBC.

“Tell the public you are the best new artist that is quite unknown. Being these platforms and these aspects look very great that you are trying to get out of your music industry. It really does help.”

One of the most searched players is Spotify to pay homage candidates for the best new artist of the year. It is half aspect, half of the concert, with the previous candidates to show their new music and celebrate famous all parts of the famous industry.

Following the fires, Spotify has been chosen to cancel this year’s event.

“The most important approach to our Grammy We have decided to cancel all events, including the best new parties of our artist, and redirecting funds to make efforts to reach local fans and charity music, and Joe Hadley of Spotify.

The music industry and Grammy are very rooted in Los Angeles, and although the city is passing a destructive period, he strengthens the sense of community, especially in the music industry.

“Although people have lost everything, they’re still hoping. I think the future of what we will see in the music industry,” said Horowitz. “People will not escape Los Angeles. It’s not for that thing. It will not stop being one of the main areas of world music”.