What does V-M stand for?

Voice of Music (1950s audio equipment)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The R&B diva, who won three Grammy Awards in February, will receive the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers' Voice of Music Award, the group announced Tuesday.

Mary J. Blige wins Voice of Music award

Speaking of music, the Green Apple Music & Arts festival will sponsor 56 shows around the city “to cultivate awareness of environmental issues through the unifying voice of music.

Feeling Green?

Chris said: "In the future I would hope that Pilot Magazine is established as the leading voice of music Press in the North East, attracting new advertisers and maintaining healthy relationships with existing customers, both locally and nationally.

Local music mag's taking flight