Singer Danny Young has been accepted into the Recording Academy’s Class of 2026. He is now part of a global group of creators and professionals who are shaping the future of music and the Grammy Awards.
The Recording Academy announced that Danny Young is one of the music experts included in its 2026 membership class. The new members include singers, songwriters, producers, engineers, and other industry workers who are actively involved in the music scene worldwide.
Danny Young shared this big news on his social media page. He called the invitation a significant moment in his career, which has lasted over two decades.
He wrote, “I’m honoured and excited to announce that I have joined the Recording Academy’s 2026 New Member Class. After over two decades of creating, producing and contributing to the growth of afrobeats, this is a meaningful milestone in my journey.”
He added, “I’m grateful for the opportunity to bring my experience and voice to the global music community and contribute to the Grammy Awards process. Honoured to be part of a community of creators and professionals dedicated to supporting and shaping the future of music.”
The Recording Academy membership is by invitation only. It is for music professionals who have shown notable achievements and are actively involved in the recording industry. Members have an important role in the Grammy Awards process, including voting for nominees and winners. They also take part in programs that support and advance the music profession.
Danny Young is known for hit songs like ‘Oju Ti Won’ and ‘Omo Lepa’, among others.
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