#WeNeedToTalk-Autumn Rowe

On this episode of #WeNeedToTalk, Malynda chats with Grammy Award Singer/Songwriter & producer, Autumn Rowe. The two discuss her recent Grammy win with Jon Batiste, her experiences of being a Black woman in the music industry and why creating music with a message matters. They also discuss how shes naviagted her identity as a Black Jewish woman and uses her platform for acitivsm and speaking out.   <p class="m_-8352680842508333411xmsonormal"> <strong>Autumn Rowe is a</strong> Grammy Award Winner, for her contributions to <strong>Jon Batiste’s</strong> <em><strong>WE ARE</strong> that won</em> <strong>“Album of The Year” at Th 64th annual Grammy awards.</strong></p> <p class="m_-8352680842508333411xmsonormal"> The legendary songwriter and woman of color has collaborated with some of music’s biggest name such as <strong>Dua Lipa, Pitbull, Zendaya, Nicole Scherzinger, The Knocks, Leona Lewis and Avicii</strong>! Autumn also wrote the dance anthem behind the 2011 FIFA World Cup “Happiness” featuring Alexis Jordan! Rowe isn’t just a talent songwriter, but also a celebrated vocal coach. She has appeared on season 2 of <strong>The X Factor</strong>, and as the only vocal coach on <strong>America’s Got Talent</strong> for five years, between the show’s eight and twelfth seasons. As if all of this wasn’t enough to keep her busy, Rowe is a talented DJ who is self-taught on turntables.</p> <p class="m_-8352680842508333411xmsonormal"> </p>