Seriolithograph in color on wove paper by Glynn Marcus titled "It's Poppin' Baby, Can You Feel It?". . Signed Plate. This was part of the 56th Grammy Awards Series and created as the official artwork for the 2014 Grammy Awards. The composition presents a dynamic jazz performance scene featuring five musicians engaged in an active jam session that blends figurative representation with cosmic abstraction The central structure of the composition is built around a sweeping piano keyboard that curves through the scene like a visual arc, connecting the musicians across the composition. Figures include a trumpeter, saxophonist, bassist, and pianist, each absorbed in performance, with a portrait of Dave Brubeck integrated into the scene. The background shifts between a deep star filled blue field and a fiery red energy zone, emphasizing contrast between space and motion. A floating gramophone motif is embedded within the composition as a reference to the Grammy symbol, while linear rhythmic marks move throughout the image to suggest sound and vibration. Glynn Marcus is a Contemporary American (Detroit) mixed media and print based artist known for his Flat Life visual language, which combines layered composition, music driven themes, and narrative performance scenes. His work often focuses on cultural moments in music history, translating sound and rhythm into visual form through structured, high energy compositions.