Taylor Swift has made music history by becoming the youngest woman ever inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame at the age of 36. The honor recognizes her extraordinary impact on modern songwriting since her debut in 2006 with “Tim McGraw.” She surpasses previous record-holder Carole Bayer Sager, while Stevie Wonder remains the youngest inductee overall. The achievement marks another milestone in Swift’s already legendary career.


Taylor Swift Becomes Youngest Woman In Songwriters' Hall Of Fame 

Snoop Dogg, Gloria Estefan, Sade, Jeff Lynne, Glen Ballard, Teddy Riley, and Liz Rose have been chosen to join the Songwriters Hall of Fame, a class that includes the writers of such varied hits as 'Man In the Mirror,' 'Drop It Like It’s Hot' and 'Rhythm Is Gonna Get You.'

The seven songwriters from the class of 2023 will be inducted at a gala on June 15 at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in New York City.

Snoop Dogg, whose hits include 'Drop It Like It’s Hot' and 'Gin &amp; Juice,' will be joining such rappers as Missy Elliott and Jay-Z in the hall. Estefan is credited for popularizing Latin rhythms with such crossover smashes as 'Rhythm Is Gonna Get You' and 'Let’s Get Loud.'

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The inductees include soul-jazz vocalist Sade, whose 1980s soft rock hits include 'Smooth Operator' and 'The Sweetest Taboo,' and Lynne, of ELO, who penned 'Mr. Blue Sky' and 'Evil Woman.'

Ballard helped write Alanis Morissette’s monster 1995 album 'Jagged Little Pill' and was involved in the recording and writing of several Michael Jackson albums, including 'Thriller,' 'Bad' and 'Dangerous.'

Riley, the singer, songwriter, and producer, is credited with creating New Jack Swing and its top anthems like Bobby Brown’s 'My Prerogative' and Keith Sweat’s 'I Want Her.' Rose co-wrote many songs with Taylor Swift, including 'You Belong with Me,' 'Teardrops on My Guitar' and 'White Horse.'

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The 2023 class “represents not just iconic songs but also diversity and unity across genres, ethnicity and gender, songwriters who have enriched our lives and, in their time, literally transformed music and the lives of billions of listeners all over the world,” said Nile Rogers, the hall’s chair.

Eligible voting members late last year turned in ballots with their choices of three nominees from the songwriter category and three from the performing-songwriter category.

Some of the 2023 nominees who will have to wait to include The Doobie Brothers, R.E.M., Heart, Blondie, Bryan Adams, Patti Smith, and Steve Winwood.

The Songwriters Hall of Fame was established in 1969 to honor those creating popular music. A songwriter with a notable catalog of songs qualifies for induction 20 years after the first commercial release of a song.

Some already in the hall include Carole King, Paul Simon, Billy Joel, Jon Bon Jovi, and Richie Sambora, Elton John and Bernie Taupin, Brian Wilson, James Taylor, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, Lionel Richie, Bill Withers, Neil Diamond, and Phil Collins.

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Snoop Dogg, Gloria Estefan, Sade, Jeff Lynne, Glen Ballard, Teddy Riley, and Liz Rose have been chosen to join the Songwriters Hall of Fame, a class that includes the writers of such varied hits as 'Man In the Mirror,' 'Drop It Like It’s Hot' and 'Rhythm Is Gonna Get You.

Snoop Dogg, Gloria Estefan, Sade, Jeff Lynne, Glen Ballard, Teddy Riley, and Liz Rose have been chosen to join the Songwriters Hall of Fame, a class that includes the writers of such varied hits as 'Man In the Mirror,' 'Drop It Like It’s Hot' and 'Rhythm Is Gonna Get You.' The seven songwriters from the class of 2023 will be inducted at a gala on June 15 at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in New York City. Snoop Dogg, whose hits include 'Drop It Like It’s Hot' and 'Gin & Juice,' will be joining such rappers as Missy Elliott and Jay-Z in the hall. Estefan is credited for popularizing Latin rhythms with such crossover smashes as 'Rhythm Is Gonna Get You' and 'Let’s Get Loud.' The inductees include soul-jazz vocalist Sade, whose 1980s soft rock hits include 'Smooth Operator' and 'The Sweetest Taboo,' and Lynne, of ELO, who penned 'Mr. Blue Sky' and 'Evil Woman.' Ballard helped write Alanis Morissette’s monster 1995 album 'Jagged Little Pill' and was involved in the recording and writing of several Michael Jackson albums, including 'Thriller,' 'Bad' and 'Dangerous.' Riley, the singer, songwriter, and producer, is credited with creating New Jack Swing and its top anthems like Bobby Brown’s 'My Prerogative' and Keith Sweat’s 'I Want Her.' Rose co-wrote many songs with Taylor Swift, including 'You Belong with Me,' 'Teardrops on My Guitar' and 'White Horse.' The 2023 class “represents not just iconic songs but also diversity and unity across genres, ethnicity and gender, songwriters who have enriched our lives and, in their time, literally transformed music and the lives of billions of listeners all over the world,” said Nile Rogers, the hall’s chair. Eligible voting members late last year turned in ballots with their choices of three nominees from the songwriter category and three from the performing-songwriter category. Some of the 2023 nominees who will have to wait to include The Doobie Brothers, R.E.M., Heart, Blondie, Bryan Adams, Patti Smith, and Steve Winwood. The Songwriters Hall of Fame was established in 1969 to honor those creating popular music. A songwriter with a notable catalog of songs qualifies for induction 20 years after the first commercial release of a song. Some already in the hall include Carole King, Paul Simon, Billy Joel, Jon Bon Jovi, and Richie Sambora, Elton John and Bernie Taupin, Brian Wilson, James Taylor, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, Lionel Richie, Bill Withers, Neil Diamond, and Phil Collins.

Snoop Dogg, Gloria Estefan, Sade make it to Songwriters Hall of Fame

Mariah Carey&nbsp;sparkled Thursday as her peers inducted the beloved diva into the prestigious Songwriters Hall of Fame, part of a class that also includes Pharrell, Steve Miller and the Isley Brothers.

This edition of the gala that honours the composers behind pop culture's most indelible hits was years in the making after the 51st annual edition originally slated for 2020 was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

A true industry award and who's who of music, the Songwriters Hall of Fame gala foregoes a televised event in favor of a festive dinner and intimate concert.

But even without a broadcast, the Manhattan ballroom was glowing with star power, not least thanks to Carey, who strutted the stage in a glittering, curve-hugging gown as she accepted the coveted honor.

Carey -- whose songwriting talent has long been overshadowed by her elastic vocal range and pop star image -- doubled as the night's stand-up comedian, making light of her own reputation as high-maintenance, at one point donning sunglasses to make a point about the less than ideal lighting.

But she struck a more earnest note in celebrating her fellow inductees and songwriters more broadly, calling them "unsung heroes."

For artist Jimmy Jam, who along with Terry Lewis produced a slew of massive hits including for Janet Jackson, Carey is among an elite class of songwriters whose work is timeless.

"There's nobody that's more savvy than her, that works harder, that knows all the intricacies of writing and is passionate about it," he told AFP on the red carpet.

Carey chose self-taught singing prodigy Liamani Segura to perform at the ceremony in her honor, and the 13-year-old led the crowd through a medley of the Long Island-born singer's smashes including "Fantasy," "One Sweet Day" and, of course, "All I Want For Christmas Is You."

Earlier in the night, inductee Miller shredded through his space dream of a hit "Fly Like An Eagle," after being inducted by his friend, the actor Bryan Cranston.

"It's really the highest honor -- the most intellectual honor," Miller, 78, told AFP on the red carpet of entering the songwriting pantheon. "It means the most to me."

- 'Sense of direction' -

Miller's performance followed a showstopper of an opening from St. Vincent, who inducted the Eurythmics -- the duo comprised of Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart -- after delivering a spot-on version of "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" that had Lil Nas X on his feet, a shock of blond curls bobbing atop his pale pink suit.

Lil Nas X accepted a special honor for gifted young songwriters on the night that also celebrated the songwriting talents of Rick Nowels, the songwriter behind megahits including Lana Del Rey's "Summertime Sadness" along with "Heaven Is a Place On Earth" and "Circle in the Sand" by Belinda Carlisle.

Motown icon Smokey Robinson lit up the room with a set honoring Mickey Stevenson, whose success includes the classic "Dancing In The Street."

And Usher joined artist of the moment Jon Batiste in celebrating The Neptunes -- the duo of Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo --&nbsp;&nbsp;taking the audience through a hip-swaying medley of hits they wrote and produced including Usher's "U Don't Have To Call."

The ever-luminous Pharrell, wearing a showstopping cherry red leather suit, gave a lengthy ode to songwriting and advised young writers to push forward: "When that sparkle hits you feel it in your bone, you feel it in your body... you feel this sense of direction."

Earlier in the night, he told AFP it felt "surreal" to accept the accolade.

This year's gala comes at a time that the songwriting and publishing side of the music business that's oft-overlooked is experiencing roaring success, with catalogs seen as coveted assets for investors.

Jody Gerson, the Chairman and CEO of Universal Music Publishing -- which in recent years has acquired catalogs including those of Neil Diamond and Sting --&nbsp;accepted the night's publishing honor, and praised the songwriters that make her work possible.

And Paul Williams -- the songwriting legend behind hits like "Rainy Days and Mondays" from The Carpenters as well as the Muppet classic "Rainbow Connection" -- hailed songwriting's ability to connect.

"People respond to what we create, and that's the biggest prize of all," he said in accepting the night's highest honor, a lifetime achievement prize of sorts for songwriters already inducted.&nbsp;"We feel a little less alone in this world, while sharing a stack of vulnerabilities and dreams and self-doubt."

"Endless love songs -- I mean I write co-dependent anthems, I'm sorry," he quipped. "'I won't last a day without you' is not a healthy thought -- I've done some therapy."

But jokes aside, Williams was unequivocal in emphasizing the importance of his fellow lyricists: "My God, we never needed your songs more than right now."

Mariah Carey sparkled Thursday as her peers inducted the beloved diva into the prestigious Songwriters Hall of Fame, part of a class that also includes Pharrell, Steve Miller and the Isley Brothers.

Mariah Carey sparkled Thursday as her peers inducted the beloved diva into the prestigious Songwriters Hall of Fame, part of a class that also includes Pharrell, Steve Miller and the Isley Brothers. This edition of the gala that honours the composers behind pop culture's most indelible hits was years in the making after the 51st annual edition originally slated for 2020 was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. A true industry award and who's who of music, the Songwriters Hall of Fame gala foregoes a televised event in favor of a festive dinner and intimate concert. But even without a broadcast, the Manhattan ballroom was glowing with star power, not least thanks to Carey, who strutted the stage in a glittering, curve-hugging gown as she accepted the coveted honor. Carey -- whose songwriting talent has long been overshadowed by her elastic vocal range and pop star image -- doubled as the night's stand-up comedian, making light of her own reputation as high-maintenance, at one point donning sunglasses to make a point about the less than ideal lighting. But she struck a more earnest note in celebrating her fellow inductees and songwriters more broadly, calling them "unsung heroes." For artist Jimmy Jam, who along with Terry Lewis produced a slew of massive hits including for Janet Jackson, Carey is among an elite class of songwriters whose work is timeless. "There's nobody that's more savvy than her, that works harder, that knows all the intricacies of writing and is passionate about it," he told AFP on the red carpet. Carey chose self-taught singing prodigy Liamani Segura to perform at the ceremony in her honor, and the 13-year-old led the crowd through a medley of the Long Island-born singer's smashes including "Fantasy," "One Sweet Day" and, of course, "All I Want For Christmas Is You." Earlier in the night, inductee Miller shredded through his space dream of a hit "Fly Like An Eagle," after being inducted by his friend, the actor Bryan Cranston. "It's really the highest honor -- the most intellectual honor," Miller, 78, told AFP on the red carpet of entering the songwriting pantheon. "It means the most to me." - 'Sense of direction' - Miller's performance followed a showstopper of an opening from St. Vincent, who inducted the Eurythmics -- the duo comprised of Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart -- after delivering a spot-on version of "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" that had Lil Nas X on his feet, a shock of blond curls bobbing atop his pale pink suit. Lil Nas X accepted a special honor for gifted young songwriters on the night that also celebrated the songwriting talents of Rick Nowels, the songwriter behind megahits including Lana Del Rey's "Summertime Sadness" along with "Heaven Is a Place On Earth" and "Circle in the Sand" by Belinda Carlisle. Motown icon Smokey Robinson lit up the room with a set honoring Mickey Stevenson, whose success includes the classic "Dancing In The Street." And Usher joined artist of the moment Jon Batiste in celebrating The Neptunes -- the duo of Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo -- taking the audience through a hip-swaying medley of hits they wrote and produced including Usher's "U Don't Have To Call." The ever-luminous Pharrell, wearing a showstopping cherry red leather suit, gave a lengthy ode to songwriting and advised young writers to push forward: "When that sparkle hits you feel it in your bone, you feel it in your body... you feel this sense of direction." Earlier in the night, he told AFP it felt "surreal" to accept the accolade. This year's gala comes at a time that the songwriting and publishing side of the music business that's oft-overlooked is experiencing roaring success, with catalogs seen as coveted assets for investors. Jody Gerson, the Chairman and CEO of Universal Music Publishing -- which in recent years has acquired catalogs including those of Neil Diamond and Sting -- accepted the night's publishing honor, and praised the songwriters that make her work possible. And Paul Williams -- the songwriting legend behind hits like "Rainy Days and Mondays" from The Carpenters as well as the Muppet classic "Rainbow Connection" -- hailed songwriting's ability to connect. "People respond to what we create, and that's the biggest prize of all," he said in accepting the night's highest honor, a lifetime achievement prize of sorts for songwriters already inducted. "We feel a little less alone in this world, while sharing a stack of vulnerabilities and dreams and self-doubt." "Endless love songs -- I mean I write co-dependent anthems, I'm sorry," he quipped. "'I won't last a day without you' is not a healthy thought -- I've done some therapy." But jokes aside, Williams was unequivocal in emphasizing the importance of his fellow lyricists: "My God, we never needed your songs more than right now."

Mariah Carey, Eurythmics, Pharrell enter Songwriters Hall of Fame

Lil Nas X will be honoured with the Hal David Starlight Award at the 51st annual Songwriters Hall of Fame Ceremony next month, which recognises "gifted young songwriters who are making a significant impact in the music industry via their original songs".

The ceremony will be held on June 16 at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in New York City. Previous honorees include Drake, Taylor Swift, Halsey, Sara Bareilles, Ed Sheeran, Imagine Dragons` Dan Reynolds, John Legend, Alicia Keys, Benny Blanco, John Mayer, and others.&nbsp;

The award was established in 2004 to honour SHOF chairman emeritus Hal David for his support of young songwriters. SHOF chair Nile Rodgers commented, "Lil Nas X is someone we are very proud to award the Hal David Starlight Award to. He has perhaps better than anyone demonstrated how powerful great songs are, with `Old Town Road` and `Montero` dominating the charts for almost every day of the last three years. If you`re lucky enough to be alive at this time, you know exactly who Lil Nas X is and he`s an incredible and inspirational person for every one of his communities as well", as reported by Variety.&nbsp;

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"Lil Nas X`s thought-provoking multi-genre song/musical style described as pop-rap, hip hop, country rap, trap, pop-rock, pop, and rock speaks soundly to diverse generations of fans. He is certainly worthy of joining the esteemed list of past Starlight Award honorees", President &amp; CEO Linda Moran added.

According to Variety, Nas`s first single 'Old Town Road,' was famously recorded for $50 in a small Atlanta studio and went on to become the Billboard Hot 100`s longest-running No. 1 hit. Rather than becoming a one-hit-wonder, he has morphed his music and fame into risky new directions, expanding from the country-hip-hop of his 2019 debut into R&amp;B, rock, and other genres while using his videos, social media, and public statements to become history`s most outspokenly proud LGBTQ rapper. Since then, he scored hits with his `Montero` album and single, as well as `Industry Baby`, a collaboration with Jack Harlow that topped the Billboard Hot 100 last fall.&nbsp;

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In September, Nas, who has graced the cover of Variety, will embark on his first nationwide tour. Ernie Isley, Marvin Isley, O`Kelly Isley, Ronald Isley, Rudolph Isley, Rudolph Isley &amp; Chris Jasper as The Isley Brothers, Steve Miller, Pharrell Williams &amp; Charrell Hugo as The Neptunes, Rick Nowels, and William Mickey Stevenson are among the inductees at this year`s SHOF event. Paul Williams, a master songwriter, will receive the prestigious Johnny Mercer Award, while Jody Gerson, Chairman and CEO of Universal Music Publishing Group, will be honoured by the Abe Olman Publisher Award.&nbsp;

Lil Nas X will be honoured with the Hal David Starlight Award at the 51st annual Songwriters Hall of Fame Ceremony next month, which recognises "gifted young songwriters who are making a significant impact in the music industry via their original songs".

Lil Nas X will be honoured with the Hal David Starlight Award at the 51st annual Songwriters Hall of Fame Ceremony next month, which recognises "gifted young songwriters who are making a significant impact in the music industry via their original songs". The ceremony will be held on June 16 at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in New York City. Previous honorees include Drake, Taylor Swift, Halsey, Sara Bareilles, Ed Sheeran, Imagine Dragons` Dan Reynolds, John Legend, Alicia Keys, Benny Blanco, John Mayer, and others. The award was established in 2004 to honour SHOF chairman emeritus Hal David for his support of young songwriters. SHOF chair Nile Rodgers commented, "Lil Nas X is someone we are very proud to award the Hal David Starlight Award to. He has perhaps better than anyone demonstrated how powerful great songs are, with `Old Town Road` and `Montero` dominating the charts for almost every day of the last three years. If you`re lucky enough to be alive at this time, you know exactly who Lil Nas X is and he`s an incredible and inspirational person for every one of his communities as well", as reported by Variety. Also Read: Time to say goodbye! 'Riverdale' to end with seventh season at CW "Lil Nas X`s thought-provoking multi-genre song/musical style described as pop-rap, hip hop, country rap, trap, pop-rock, pop, and rock speaks soundly to diverse generations of fans. He is certainly worthy of joining the esteemed list of past Starlight Award honorees", President & CEO Linda Moran added. According to Variety, Nas`s first single 'Old Town Road,' was famously recorded for $50 in a small Atlanta studio and went on to become the Billboard Hot 100`s longest-running No. 1 hit. Rather than becoming a one-hit-wonder, he has morphed his music and fame into risky new directions, expanding from the country-hip-hop of his 2019 debut into R&B, rock, and other genres while using his videos, social media, and public statements to become history`s most outspokenly proud LGBTQ rapper. Since then, he scored hits with his `Montero` album and single, as well as `Industry Baby`, a collaboration with Jack Harlow that topped the Billboard Hot 100 last fall. Also Read: Rihanna and A$AP Rocky welcome their first child together In September, Nas, who has graced the cover of Variety, will embark on his first nationwide tour. Ernie Isley, Marvin Isley, O`Kelly Isley, Ronald Isley, Rudolph Isley, Rudolph Isley & Chris Jasper as The Isley Brothers, Steve Miller, Pharrell Williams & Charrell Hugo as The Neptunes, Rick Nowels, and William Mickey Stevenson are among the inductees at this year`s SHOF event. Paul Williams, a master songwriter, will receive the prestigious Johnny Mercer Award, while Jody Gerson, Chairman and CEO of Universal Music Publishing Group, will be honoured by the Abe Olman Publisher Award.

Rapper Lil Nas X to receive honour at 2022 Songwriters Hall of Fame ceremony 

The Songwriters Hall of Fame this year will hold its 51st Annual Induction &amp; Awards Gala on June 16 at the Marriott Marquis New York’s Times Square.

The event will induct previously announced songwriters, Mariah Carey, Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart (Eurythmics), Ernie Isley / Marvin Isley / O’Kelly Isley / Ronald Isley / Rudolph Isley / Chris Jasper (the Isley Brothers), Steve Miller, Pharrell Williams / Chad Hugo (the Neptunes), Rick Nowels and William “Mickey” Stevenson.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-%E2%80%98never-have-i-ever%E2%80%99-renewed-for-fourth-and-final-season-460558" hreflang="en">‘Never Have I Ever’ renewed for fourth and final season</a>

At the event, master songwriter Paul Williams will be receiving the prestigious Johnny Mercer Award and Universal Music Publishing Chairman-CEO Jody Gerson will receive the Abe Olman Publisher Award.

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In 2019, Missy Elliott and Yusuf/ Cat Stevens were inducted with legendary singer-songwriters who penned hits for themselves and others, John Prine and Tom T. Hall, and behind-the-scenes hitmakers like Dallas Austin and Jack Tempchin.

The Songwriters Hall of Fame this year will hold its 51st Annual Induction & Awards Gala on June 16 at the Marriott Marquis New York’s Times Square. The event will induct previously announced songwriters, Mariah Carey, Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart (Eurythmics), Ernie Isley / Marvin Isley / O’Kelly Isley / Ronald Isley / Rudolph Isley / Chris Jasper (the Isley Brothers), Steve Miller, Pharrell Williams / Chad Hugo (the Neptunes), Rick Nowels and William “Mickey” Stevenson.

The Songwriters Hall of Fame this year will hold its 51st Annual Induction & Awards Gala on June 16 at the Marriott Marquis New York’s Times Square. The event will induct previously announced songwriters, Mariah Carey, Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart (Eurythmics), Ernie Isley / Marvin Isley / O’Kelly Isley / Ronald Isley / Rudolph Isley / Chris Jasper (the Isley Brothers), Steve Miller, Pharrell Williams / Chad Hugo (the Neptunes), Rick Nowels and William “Mickey” Stevenson. ‘Never Have I Ever’ renewed for fourth and final season At the event, master songwriter Paul Williams will be receiving the prestigious Johnny Mercer Award and Universal Music Publishing Chairman-CEO Jody Gerson will receive the Abe Olman Publisher Award. First look of 'Argylle' featuring Henry Cavill, Dua Lipa released In 2019, Missy Elliott and Yusuf/ Cat Stevens were inducted with legendary singer-songwriters who penned hits for themselves and others, John Prine and Tom T. Hall, and behind-the-scenes hitmakers like Dallas Austin and Jack Tempchin.

Songwriters Hall of Fame 2022 to take place on this date

The Songwriters Hall of Fame class of 2019 was inducted in New York on Thursday. This year's inductees were Dallas Austin, Missy Elliott, John Prine, Jack Tempchin, Tom T. Hall and Yusuf Islam/Cat Stevens. Pop stars Justin Timberlake and Halsey were also honoured. Timberlake was honoured with the Contemporary Icon Award. Halsey received the Hal David Starlight Award which recognizes young talent. Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran and Alicia Keys are past recipients of the award.

Justin Timberlake, Halsey honored at Songwriters Hall of Fame

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