Grammy Awards 2020 winners #Grammys

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4 years ago

January 26, 2020

VJ Scaro

It’s the biggest night in music and winners have started being announced for the 2020 Grammy Awards.

Here is our live update on winners from the industry event right to the televised show.

Grammys 2020 winners

Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media winner – ‘Chernobyl’
Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media winner – ‘A Star Is Born’ Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga
Best Song Written For Visual Media winner – “I’ll Never Love Again (Film Version) A star is Born
Best Recording Package – ‘Chris Cornell’
Best Recording Package winner – ‘Woodstock: Back To The Garden -The Definitive 50th Anniversary Archive’ Masaki Koike, art director
Best Historical Album winner – ‘Pete Seeger: The Smithsonian Folkways Collection’ Jeff Place & Robert Santelli, compilation producers; Pete Reiniger, mastering engineer (Pete Seeger)
Best Album Notes winner – ‘Stax ’68: A Memphis Story’ Steve Greenberg, album notes writer (Various Artists)
Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical winner – ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’ (Billie Eilish)
Best Remixed Recording winner – “I Rise (Tracy Young’s Pride Intro Radio Remix)”
Best Immersive Audio Album winner – ‘Lux’ Morten Lindberg
Best Music Film – ‘Homecoming’ (Beyonce)
Best New Age Album winner – ‘Wings’ (Peter Kater)
Best Bluegrass Album winner – ‘Tall Fiddler’ (MC Flamekeeper)
Best Contemporary Blues Album winner – ‘This Land’ (Gary Clark Jr)
Best Traditional Blues Album winner – ‘Tall, Dark & Handsome’
Best Folk Album winner – ‘Patty Griffin’
Best Regional Roots Music Album winner ( Ranky Tanky)
Best Reggae Album winner – ‘Rapture’ (Koffee)
Congrats Best Children’s Album winner – ‘Ageless Songs For The Child Archetype’ (Jon Sampson)
Best Spoken Word Album (Includes Poetry, Audio, Books & Storytelling) winner – ‘Becoming’ (Michelle Obama)
Best Dance/Electronic Album – ‘No Geography’ (Chemical Brothers)
Best Dance Recording winner – “Got To Keep On” (chemical brothers)
Best Contemporary Instrumental Album – ‘Mettavolution’ – Rodrigo y Gabriella
Best Instrumental Composition – ” StarWars : Galaxy’s Edge Symphonic Suite” John Williams, composer
Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella – “Moon River” – Jacob Collier
Best Improvised Jazz Solo – “Sozinho” (Randy Brecker)
Best Jazz Vocal Album -’12 Little Spells’ (Espe Spalding)
Best Jazz Instrumental Album – ‘Finding Gabriel’ (brad mehldau)
Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album – ‘The Omni-American Book Club’ Brian Lynch Big Band
Best Country Solo Performance winner – “Ride Me Back Home” (Willie Nelson)
Best Latin Jazz Album – ‘Antidote’ (Chick Corea& The Spanish Heart Band)
Best Country Song winner – “Bring My Flowers Now” (brandi carlile. Phil Hanseroth, Tim Hanseroth, Tanya Tucker)
Best Country Album winner – ‘While I’m Livin” (Tanya Tucker)
Best Gospel Performance/Song winner – “Love Theory” (Kirk Franklin)
Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song winner – “God Only Knows”
Best Gospel Album winner – ‘Long Live Love (Kirk Franklin)
Best Contemporary Christian Music Album winner – ‘Burn The Ships’ (4king and country)
Best Roots Gospel Album winner – ‘Testimony’ (gloria gaynor)
Best Latin Pop Album winner – ‘#Eldisco‘ (Alejandro Sanz)
Best Latin Rock, Urban or Alternative Album winner – ‘El Mal Querer’ (Rosalia)
Best Regional Mexican Music Album (Including Tejano) winner – ‘De Ayer Para Siempre’ (Maria Los Camperos)
Congrats Best Rap Performance winner – “Racks In The Middle” (NipseyHussle,
RoddyRicch & Hit Boy
Best Tropical Latin Album winner – ‘Opus’ (Marc Anthony)
Best Tropical Latin Album winner – ‘A Journey Through Cuban Music’ (Aymee Nuviola)
Best Rap Song winner – “A Lot” J(JColeNC , Dj Dahi, 1 Savage & Anthony White
Best Engineered Album, Classical winner – ‘Riley: Sun Rings’
Producer Of The Year, Classical winner (Blanton Alspaug)
Best Orchestral Performance winner – “Norman : Sustain” (Gustavo Dudamel)
Best Opera Recording winner – ‘Picker: Fantastic Mr. Fox’ (Gil Rose)
Best Choral Performance winner – “Duruflé: Complete Choral Works” (Robert Simpson)
Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance – “Shaw: Orange” (Attacca Quartet)
Best Instrumental Solo winner – “Marsalis: Violin Concerto; Fiddle Dance Suite” (Nicky Benedett,
Cristi Macelaru)
Congrats Best Classical Solo Vocal Album winner – ‘Songplay’
Best Contemporary Classical Composition winner – ‘Higdon: Harp Concerto’ (Jennifer Higdon)
Best Musical Theater Album winner – ‘ (Hadestown)
Best Rock Performance winner – “This Land” (Gary Clark Jr)
Best Metal Performance winner – “7empest” (Tool)
Best Rock Song winner – “This Land” (Gary Clark Jr)
Best Rock Album winner – ‘Social Cues’ (Cage The Elephant)
Best Alternative Music Album winner – ‘Father of the Bride’ (vampire weekend)
Best R&B Performance winner – “Come Home” (Anderson Paak& André 3000)
Best Traditional R&B Performance winner -“Jerome” (lizzo)
Best Urban Contemporary Album winner – ‘Cuz I Love You (Deluxe)’ (lizzo)
Best R&B Song winner – “Say So” (PJ MORTON)
Best R&B Album winner – ‘Ventura’ (Anderson Paak)
Best World Music Album winner – ‘Celia (Angelique Kidjo)
Best American Roots Song winner – “Call My Name” (sarah jarosz, donovan aoife & Sara Watkins)
Congrats Best American Roots Performance winner -“Saint Honestly” (Sara Bareilles)
Best Americana Album winner – ‘Oklahoma’ (keb mo)
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance winner – “Old Town Road” (LilNasX & billy ray cyrus)
Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical – finneas
Best Pop Vocal Album winner – ‘When We Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’ (billie eilish)
Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album winner – ‘Look Now’ (ElvisCostello & The Imposters)

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Out Now: Tymain Robbins Releases Album ‘Fashionably Late’

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September 29, 2023

Ameyaw Debrah

Tymain Robbins Releases Album ‘Fashionably Late’

North Carolina emcee and creative Tymain Robbins reveals his newest album ‘Fashionably Late’ September 29th which is a testament and journey for him to showcase not only his story but also his amazing talent in curating music. The main story of my upcoming album revolves around self-discovery and personal growth. Each track is a chapter in this narrative, with themes of overcoming, determination, and finding one’s true purpose. Fans of artists like J. Cole, Nas, and Jay-Z should find solace in Tymain Robbins.

“I also watched this Russ interview where he quoted something from John Mayor. He mentioned, “if you wait too long to drop your own songs you’re late to your own party”. That saying really stuck with me,” Tymain said. He continued with, “I’m an artist who has held on to years of music trying to create the perfect project, and it’s caused me to not drop much. The interview made me realize that during this time I’ve forced myself to be late to my accomplishments, celebrations, current fans enjoying new music, and new fans discovering me. So, I decided that if I’m late to my party then I at least need to arrive in fashion.”

The overall LP is based on a diverse amount of topics coming from the words of Tymain himself. The tracks that are the focus on this project are “Fashionably Late,” “Denim Tears,” and “Endless Possibilities.” “Fashionably Late” is about coming back after a hiatus and being better than ever due to the amount of work you put in over the off-season. “Denim Tears” plays on the title of the project, is filled with confidence and this song is about the embodiment of everything in your genes. “Endless Possibilities” is about overcoming adversity and finding strength within ourselves. It’s one of those, “if I can do it, so can you” records.

His recent Rolls Royce activation event is an example of how he extends his creativity to outside the studio. The Rolls Royce listening event was inspired by the luxurious and sophisticated nature of the album. “I wanted the event to match the grandeur of the music and provide fans with a unique and memorable experience,” he said. “The Rolls Royce symbolizes both success and class, which aligns with the album’s themes of ambition and self-improvement. I really just wanted to do something different that I haven’t seen before.”

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DaBaby Releases New Single “TRICKIN'”

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September 29, 2023

Ameyaw Debrah

DaBaby & Anthony Hamilton out Cinematic Video For “BLANK”

DaBaby (South Coast Music Group/Interscope Records) is showing his consistency with the release of a brand new single titled “TRICKIN’.” The song finds the Charlotte, North Carolina native whipping through production from Charlie Heat that samples the 1980 Devo classic “Whip It.” DaBaby aims to change the narrative around “situationships” by giving a “how to” on “TRICKIN’.”

Listen HERE.

DaBaby has been having an incredible summer thanks to the success of his scorching hot single “SHAKE SUMN.” The song became his sixth No. 1 single after it topped the Urban Radio chart and was the biggest single off his CALL DA FIREMAN 3-pack as it peaked at No. 11, No. 18, and No. 65 on Billboard’s Hot Rap Songs, Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, and Hot 100 charts, respectively.

“SHAKE SUMN” has also been recognized at the 2023 BET Awards as it was nominated for Best Hip-Hop Video and got the multi-platinum-selling artist a nomination for Video Director of the Year alongside Reel Goats. He also received a 2023 BET Awards nomination for Best Live Performer.

DaBaby has been putting in serious work on the directorial front as he recently directed the visuals for Lil Duval’s new single “Squeeze.”

DaBaby “TRICKIN’” eSingle

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6LACK Releases Two New Songs

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September 29, 2023

Ameyaw Debrah

Hot on the heels of an explosive run, the groundbreaking artist 6LACK releases two thrilling new songs today via LVRN/Interscope Records ahead of his first headlining tour in over six years. The exhilarating track “Homicide” sees both 6LACK and singer / songwriter Jessie Reyez coming together after many years of friendship and deep admiration for one another.

Here, the two artists breathe life into the complexities of intense love, infatuation, and the synergy of the two, painting a portrait of a fatal tango between two lovers. The strong, years-long bond between the two artists is almost palpable through the track, as it tastefully bridges their equally compelling vocals together. The stirring track “Mean It” chronicles a moving confessional and showcases 6LACK’s unmatched dexterity through a striking vast sonic terrain that demonstrates why he remains one of the most pivotal artists in music today.

Listen HERE.

Additionally, 6LACK will be kicking off his colossal new Since I Have A Lover world tour on October 1st in Portland. The tour will span across North America and Europe with over 40 dates and with support from an array of dynamic artists including Mereba, SPINALL, QUIN, Jordan Ward, and Sadboi throughout the run – full dates below. The trek will serve as 6LACK’s highly anticipated return to the stage after an over 6-year touring hiatus.

The extraordinary run will see the beloved artist bring to life for the first time his critically acclaimed album Since I Have A Lover in what will undeniably be a one-of-a-kind moving moment for attendees. The live shows will expand on the healing journey that 6LACK set out to convey with the project. An intimate one that both sheds light on the highs and lows of his life, and pulls from his firsthand experiences with mental health, recovery, self-improvement, and love.

Pronounced “Black,” the three-time GRAMMY-nominated and multi-platinum selling artist has brilliantly captured a voice of a generation through his dynamic art for years now. Born and raised in Zone 6 of Atlanta, 6LACK exploded onto the scene with his breakout debut FREE 6LACK album in 2016, cementing his insatiable, singular sound. He was later catapulted into stardom in 2018 with the arrival of his critically acclaimed album, East Atlanta Love Letter, which hit No. 1 on the Top R&B Albums and peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200.

The revered artist has amassed over 7.8 billion global streams across platforms while also giving the world some of the biggest hits from the past decade through explosive collaborations with some of today’s most beloved artists including J. Cole, Future, Selena Gomez, Young Thug, Timbaland, Normani, Isaiah Rashad, Rita Ora, Ty Dolla $ign, Lil Baby, Khalid, Jessie Reyez, Nao and many more. Most recently, his colossal collaboration with Lil Tjay on the song “Calling My Phone” earned him a No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart, No. 1 on the Hot Rap Songs chart and hit No. 3 on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100 chart. The track has since reached platinum status and was brought to life through a moving performance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.

6LACK – Homicide & “Mean It” eSingles

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September 28, 2023

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There’s A Ghost In My Los Angeles Home Who Wants To Sleep With Me – Cardi B

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September 28, 2023

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