Women Songwriters Hall of Fame

We celebrate women whose legacies represent the Heritage and Legacy of the world's music songbook

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Following this breakthrough, Bradford continued to contribute to Motown’s growing catalog.

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2026 WSHOF Honoree Bio:

Janie Bradford

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Over time, “Money (That’s What I Want)” became a classic and was covered by numerous artists, including The Beatles, further cementing its place in music history.

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Happy Wednesday WSHOF followers! ✨

Just a friendly reminder that voting is still open for the Phoenix Independent Artist of the Year Award!

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Out of thousands of independent female artists and songwriters, we’ve now narrowed it down to 2 artists!

This year’s nominees are:

1. Indys Blu
2. Ley Soul

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2026 WSHOF Honoree Bio:

Tena Clark

Tena Clark (born April 5, 1954, in Natchez, Mississippi) is an American songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur known for her wide-ranging contributions to music, television, and advertising.

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Her contributions extend into television and film as well. Clark has been involved in producing and supervising music for various projects, further showcasing her adaptability and broad skill set.