As a 2026 grantee of the NAMM Foundation , Girls Make Beats was honored to participate in this year’s NAMM Show, amplifying the voices, talent, and leadership of the next generation of music creators on a global stage. Girls Make Beats made a powerful statement at this year’s NAMM Show—stepping into the spotlight across multiple stages, activations, and historic moments that highlighted the future of music education and representation. From speaking on the Grand Rally stage t

Girls Make Beats founder, Tiffany Miranda, joined Sway in the Morning  to talk about empowering girls in music production, closing the gender gap, and why access and representation matter. The conversation highlights the mission behind GMB and the importance of giving young girls the tools and confidence to create, produce, and lead in music. Tiffany was joined by Sparkle and DJ Avi, both GMB Los Angeles members who were surprised with two tickets to the GRAMMY's during the

Girls Make Beats brought high energy and powerful representation to the 12th Annual Top Dawg Entertainment Christmas Concert and Toydrive at Nickerson Gardens in Watts, Los Angeles. Representing the organization on the decks were DJ Sparkle and DJ MAK 10, who kept the crowd moving and the energy high as they opened up the celebration. Now in its twelfth year, the TDE Holiday Concert has become one of the most anticipated free community gatherings in LA. Held on December 18 an

Girls Make Beats was proud to be part of a joyful and impactful holiday celebration at the Paramount Pictures x The Marathon Holiday Toy Drive & Community Screening of The SpongeBob Movie . This special community event brought families together for an afternoon of entertainment, giving, and holiday cheer—and our Girls Make Beats DJs helped set the tone with high-energy music and positive vibes. As guests arrived, DC Future and DJ DeeDee kept the atmosphere lively by creating

The Girls Make Beats x Fem the Future Winter Songwriting Camp concluded with an inspiring close-out celebration that highlighted a week of creativity, collaboration, and growth. Designed to guide participants through the full music-making process, the camp empowered students to create original work—from producing beats and writing lyrics to recording and preparing for live performance. The week culminated in a final showcase at The Village , where students shared their origin

On this episode of You Glow Girl, 16 year old Lil G from Houston, Texas, talks about her journey as a singer/ songwriter, rapper, and producer.