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"A HIGH-WIRE ACT": BEN WINSTON ON PRODUCING THIS YEAR'S GRAMMYS
A different kind of challenge (1/28a)
HITS LIST: L.A. STORIES
...and other trending topics (1/28a)
A GRAMMY WEEK GATHERING FOR A GOOD CAUSE
Arm in arm (1/28a)
ON THE COVER: DOECHII
Just in time for Music's Biggest Night (1/27a)
TRUMP TALKING TO ORACLE ABOUT TIKTOK TAKEOVER
The roller-coaster ride continues. (1/27a)
GIVING BACK
FireAid, other benefits prove artists want to be part of the solution.
MEET THE RESISTANCE
Music fuels the fight as our rights come under attack.
BEST NEW ARTISTS
Grammy's BNA batch proves its mettle.
AFTER THE FIRES
How can the biz help restore L.A.?
THE B-SIDE
WE'VE GOT RIPLAY ON REPLAY
5/4/17

Promoting self-love and acceptance, along with embracing individuality, Riplay is debuting on the music scene with an impressive online following. Their two singles already have a combined 4.8m views on Facebook and 600k+ views on Youtube.

Ranging in age from 15-17, sisters Marshaye Hebron (aka "Shay") and A'laiza Hebron aka ("Lay"), with their friend Kiya Hawthorne (aka "Ki"), have already signed with The Phantom Boyz, after making waves and gaining much recognition for their block party tours in their hometown of Baltimore. These girls have got hip-hop's charisma and R&B's soul, and are rumored to have a new single in the works. 'Til then, you can get your fix with "Hate Me" and "Strange" (below).