To get an inside look at the GRAMMYs On The Hill 4-day event, we caught up with Victoria Monét, Gayle and Tobe Nwigwe. They talked through their experience at the nation’s capital advocating for themselves, their peers, and legislation like the RAP Act that will protect the integrity of the music business.
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