Days after she was suspended from her job, former Recording Academy chief Deborah Dugan, is claiming that voting at the Grammy Awards is ripe with corruption.
Ms Dugan said she was removed as retaliation for uncovering misconduct at the Academy, which runs the awards.
She has detailed allegations of sexual harassment, conflicts of interest and voting irregularities within the body.
The Academy has questioned why she did not raise the allegations until she was accused of bullying.
In a statement, it said she was accused of workplace harassment by a female colleague in December.
Ms Dugan has denied the bullying claim.
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