List Of Grammy Winners 2022
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The Grammys are back! Viewers look forward to this once a year event where talented individuals are rewarded for their excellence and dedication to their craft in the music industry.
Musicians, songwriters, producers and other professionals are given the chance to shine and be honored by the Recording Academy – which can pretty much boost their careers to another level.
If you missed the whole celebration, here is a list of some of the winners at the 64th annual Grammy awards on Sunday, April 3. Check it out!
Record of the Year – Jon Batiste for Freedom
Album of the Year – Jon Batiste for We Are
Record of the Year – Silk Sonic for Leave the Door Open
Song of the Year – Brandon Anderson, Dernst Emile II and Bruno Mars, Christopher Brody Brown for Leave the Door Open
Best New Artist – Olivia Rodrigo
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance – Doja Cat featuring SZA for Kiss Me More
Best Pop Solo Performance – Olivia Rodrigo for Drivers License
Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album – Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga for Love for Sale
Best Dance/Electronic Recording – Rüfüs Du Sol for Alive
Best Pop Vocal Album – Olivia Rodrigo for Sour
Best Contemporary Instrumental Album – Taylor Eigsti for Tree Falls
Best Dance/Electronic Music Album – Black Coffee for Subconsciously
Best Rock Performance – Foo Fighters for Making a Fire
Best Rock Performance – Foo Fighters for Making a Fire
Best Alternative Music Album – St. Vincent for Daddy’s Home
Best Metal Performance – Dream Theater for The Alien
Best R&B Album – Jazmine Sullivan for Heaux Tales
Best Rap Performance – Baby Keem featuring Kendrick Lamar for Family Ties
*Cover Photo/Thumbnail Photo from Reuters Taken By Mario Anzuoni
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