HFA’s Rumblefish, a leading provider of rights administration services for the music industry, is pleased to announce that it has once again collaborated with the Recording Academy—internationally known for the GRAMMY Awards—regarding the Recording Academy’s on-demand listening services for its voting members.

For the 15th year in a row, Rumblefish provided licensing research and administration services for certain GRAMMY nominated tracks posted for voter consideration.  This time-sensitive process, concerning songs in diverse categories, was made possible by Rumblefish’s deep relationships with the music publishing community and its more than 90 corporate years of music rights experience.

“Rumblefish is honored to support the voting process in this pivotal year of category expansion and rule changes for the Recording Academy,” says Lauren Apolito, SVP of Strategy & Business Development at HFA/Rumblefish.  “We are proud that our services support the talented group of nominees recognized for the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards.”

“The Recording Academy extends its sincere thanks to Rumblefish for providing essential licensing research and administrative support to the voting process that culminated in the 64th GRAMMY Awards,” says Ruby Marchand, Chief Awards & Industry Officer of the Recording Academy. “We place great value on our relationship and know that our voting membership does as well.”