Alicia Keys is a 15-time Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and producer, an accomplished actress, a New York Times best-selling author, an entrepreneur and a powerful force in the world of philanthropy and in the global fight against HIV and AIDS.

On November 4th, 2016, Keys released her powerful and critically-acclaimed new sixth studio album, "HERE," on RCA Records. Offering an honest glimpse into what matters most to Keys, the artist shines a light on the sonic soulfulness and stories from New York, the city that raised her.

As an accompanying visual story to "HERE," Keys also released a short-film entitled “The Gospel” inspired by the genesis of songs written by Alicia Keys. Keys became a Coach on NBC’s “The Voice” for its 11th season, alongside Miley Cyrus, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton.

Keys returned as a Coach on the hit show’s 12th season with Gwen Stefani, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton. As a devoted and influential activist, in September 2014, Keys launched We Are Here, a movement that empowers the global community around a host of issues and initiatives building a better world where all people are heard, respected, equal, and treated with dignity.

Keys is also the co-founder of Keep a Child Alive (KCA), a non-profit organization that partners with grass-roots organizations to combat the physical, social, and economic impact of HIV on children, their families and their communities in Africa and India.

Keys made her directorial debut for "Lifetime’s Five" and most recently served as Executive Producer of the critically-acclaimed film The "Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete." In 2011, she made her producorial debut with Lydia R.

Diamond’s play "Stick Fly" for the Cort Theater, which Keys also composed the original music for. Keys currently resides in the New York City area with her husband, producer Swizz Beatz, and their children.