Queen Sheba Heads to the GRAMMYs as Three-Time Nominee & Featured Artist in New Documentary Series
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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- Three-time GRAMMY® nominee Queen Sheba is once again heading to Music's Biggest Night, marking a powerful milestone in her career as she prepares for the 67th Annual GRAMMY Awards®. Ahead of the ceremony, Queen Sheba will be prominently featured in the new six-part documentary series Road to the GRAMMYs, premiering on the Recording Academy® YouTube channel.

Road to the GRAMMYs offers unprecedented access behind the scenes of one of the world's most iconic cultural events. The series takes viewers beyond the red carpet, revealing the intricate nomination process, the emotional journeys of artists, and the human stories that shape the GRAMMY Awards.

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Queen Sheba appears in Episode 2: Nominee Spotlight, which centers on exclusive, intimate sit-down interviews with GRAMMY nominees.

Known for her fearless voice, poetic power, and cultural impact, Queen Sheba's presence in the series underscores the growing recognition of spoken word and poetry within the GRAMMY landscape.

Road to the GRAMMYs brings fans closer than ever to the passion, pressure, and purpose behind Music's Biggest Night, and Queen Sheba's journey stands as one of this year's most compelling stories.

This third Grammy nomination is a mirror held up to a lifetime of truth-telling. For years, Sheba has stood bare and unflinching in her spoken word, choosing honesty over comfort, truth over trend, and authenticity over applause. To win this time would be an affirmation that her voice, her lived experience, and her unwavering commitment to telling her truth have always mattered. It would validate the long road often walked, where she trusted the power of words to heal, challenge, and liberate. A Grammy now would not crown her journey; it would honor the courage it took to keep speaking when silence might have been easier, and to keep believing that truth, spoken boldly, ultimately finds its audience.

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Episode 2: Nominee Spotlight

Features exclusive interviews with GRAMMY nominees, highlighting their personal reactions, creative paths, and the deeper meaning of recognition on music's biggest stage.

Road to the GRAMMYs exclusively on the Recording Academy YouTube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/@recordingacademy

Executive Producer: Paul Madeira

Series Producer: Alina Vission

A GRAMMY Studios Production

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Deb Hayter 310-484-3036

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