Hey AMP Family! If you are a songwriter who writes your own lyrics but uses Suno or another generative AI platform to create beats, music, instrumentation, or vocals, this information is important as we as well as those you are and have submitted to review music for potential GRAMMY consideration. USING AI DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY DISQUALIFY YOUR SONG FROM GRAMMY CONSIDERATION. The Recording Academy allows works containing AI-generated material to be considered. However, only human creators can be nominated for or win a GRAMMY, and there must be meaningful human authorship or performance appropriate to the category being entered. FOR SONGWRITERS If you wrote your song yourself, your human authorship matters. For a songwriting category, the Recording Academy requires that a majority of the song be written by a human creator. This means that simply using Suno does not automatically eliminate your song. However, there is an important difference between: YOU writing the song and using AI as part of the creative or production process and AI generating the majority of the song for you. For example, if you personally wrote 100% of your lyrics but prompted Suno to generate the beat, instrumentation and/or vocals, your work contains human authorship. However, that does not automatically establish that the entire song, including its musical composition, was human-written. The Recording Academy will ultimately determine whether the human contribution satisfies the eligibility requirements for the category entered. Writing a prompt is not automatically the same as personally composing the music the AI generates. AI VOCALS A recording can contain AI-generated vocals, but an AI voice cannot be recognized as a human performer for a GRAMMY. If your vocal performance was generated entirely by AI, we would not recommend representing that AI-generated vocal as your human performance. A songwriting category is different because it recognizes human songwriting rather than simply the vocal performance.

See Me Now? — Case for Support THE NEED The women in our communities have lost their sense of self—overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, and disconnected from the outside resources that could restore them. They do not feel whole, burdened by broken memories that leave them unseen, unheard, and unsure of their own worth. Without healing, they cannot pour into their families, friendships, or purpose—and the collective strength, wisdom, and resilience that R&B-soul music once nurtured begins to fade. WHO WE SERVE (pasted from Day 5) We support women seeking healing, self-worth, and empowerment through relatable music experiences that remind them they are seen, valued, and more than enough. OUR MISSION (pasted from Day 3) See Me Now? My mission is to create and perform timeless, nostalgic R&B-soul music that comforts, empowers, and reminds women of their worth, inspiring them to choose themselves, embrace their imperfections, and stop settling for less. OUR PROGRAM (from Phase 2) I developed a 30-day music-inspired healing journal and a self-love crossword book that empower women to heal emotionally, cultivate self-compassion, and embrace their authentic selves through creative reflection and daily self-care. THE PROOF (built today, honest) I lived this. I built a complete 30-day healing challenge, and the first small group who tried it finished it and asked for more. I release music every month and I have never stopped showing up for the women who message me. THE ASK (built from a budget) $450 to run one free in-person healing session for 20 women: my time (10 hrs × $45 = $450), materials (20 × $10 = $188.13), and flyers ($50). The space is donated Total Event Cost $688.13 (Cost Per Attendee @$34.41) @Tiffany Gaines