We Are Moving The Needle, a music non-profit meant to empower women, trans and non-binary producers and engineers, held its second annual Resonator Awards Tuesday night. The dinner — held at the recently bought and renamed Charlie Chaplin Studios in Hollywood — gathered the likes of Chaka Khan, Chappell Roan, Joni Mitchell, Olivia Rodrigo, St. Vincent, Doechii, Addison Rae, Laufey, Haim, Amy Allen and more to honor women in the industry. The theme of the night can best be summarized in Allen, the first woman to win a Grammy Award for songwriter of the year only last year — “long live women in music.” Hosted by comedian Fred Armisen, the evening served as an unofficial kick-off to Grammy Week, which brings nearly all of the music industry to Los Angeles for a week of parties, events and gatherings ahead of Sunday’s award show. Tuesday’s Resonator Awards marked the celebration’s return after the devastating fires that swept through L.A. last January led to many Grammy Week events being canceled. The star-studded list of those being celebrated ranged …