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The Complete List Of 2021 Grammy Awards Nominations

Getty Image See who is up for Album Of The Year, Best New Artist, and other prestigious honors at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards. …

Earlier this morning, the Recording Academy revealed that The Daily Show‘s Trevor Noah will host the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, which will take place on January 31, 2021 and air on CBS. That’s not the biggest Grammy news of the day, though (with all due respect to Noah), as the full list of 2021 nominees was revealed this morning.

A lot of favorites found their way onto this year’s list, so check it out below.

Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical
Jack Antonoff
Dan Auerbach
Dave Cobb
Flying Lotus
Andrew Watt

Best Remixed Recording
“Do You Ever (RAC Mix)”
“Imaginary Friends (Morgan Page Remix)”
“Praying For You (Louis Vega Main Remix)”
“Roses (Imanbek Remix)”
“Young & Alive (Bazzi vs. Haywyre Remix)”

Producer Of The Year, Classical
Blanton Alspaugh
David Frost
Jesse Lewis
Dmitriy Lipay
Elaine Martone

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Best Rock Performance
Fiona Apple — “Shameika”
Big Thief — “Not”
Phoebe Bridgers — “Kyoto”
Haim — “The Steps”
Brittany Howard — “Stay High”
Grace Potter — “Daylight”

Best Metal Performance
Body Count “Bum-Rush”
Code Orange — “Underneath”
In This Moment — “The In-Between”
Poppy — “Bloodmoney”
Power Trip — “Executioner’s Tax (Swing Of The Axe) — Live”

Best Rock Song
Phoebe Bridgers — “Kyoto”
Tame Impala — “Lost In Yesterday”
Adrianne Lenker — “Not”
Fiona Apple — “Shameika”
Brittany Howard — “Stay High”

Best Rock Album
Fontaines DC — A Hero’s Death
Michael Kiwanuka — Kiwanuka
Grace Potter — Daylight
Sturgill Simpson — Sound & Fury
The Strokes — The New Abnormal

Best Alternative Music Album
Fiona Apple –– Fetch The Bolt Cutters
Beck — Hyperspace
Phoebe Bridgers — Punisher
Brittany Howard — Jaime
Tame Impala — The Slow Rush

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Best Recording Package
Coldplay — Everyday Life
Lil Wayne — Funeral
Grouplove — Healer
Caspian — On Circles
Desert Sessions — Vols. 11 & 12

Best Latin Pop Or Urban Album
Bad Bunny — YHLQMDLG
Camilo — Por Primera Vez
Kany Garcia — Mesa Para Dos
Ricky Martin — Pausa
Debi Nova — 3:33

Best American Roots Performance
Black Pumas — “Colors”
Bonny Light Horseman — “Deep In Love”
Brittany Howard — “Short And Sweet”
Norah Jones & Mavis Staples — “I’ll Be Gone”
John Prine — “I Remember Everything”

Best Folk Album
Bonny Light Horseman Bonny Light Horseman
Leonard Cohen — Thanks For The Dance
Laura Marling — Song For Our Daughter
The Secret Sisters — Saturn Return
Gillian Welch & David Rawlings — All The Good Times

This post is being updated.

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3 Powerful Tracks That’ll Shake Your Soul and Soothe Your Skin

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Some tracks hit differently, but for the feelings they harness. Our three featured songs are magically memorable for their heart, honesty, and vibe this week. Whether you’re chasing the sun, wandering in the haze, or recovering from heartbreak, these songs say a lot. Now, let’s get into this week’s top picks.

Sundrift Sky – “Sunshine on Your Skin”

If a sunset could sing, it would sound like this. “Sunshine on Your Skin” by Sundrift Sky is a warm, golden dream between an ocean breeze and a lover’s whisper. With its laid-back dubstep undercurrents and airy electronic textures, the track embodies the euphoric daze of summer romance. The vocals are gentle and honeyed, enveloping you like a longtime friend’s arms, while lyrics sketch a path of liberation, lovemaking, and sundrenched scenes. What gives this song real shimmer is its emotional weight, but that deep connection where everything else is drowned out. Imagine this on a late-night drive up the coast or a rooftop sunset sesh.

Noah Zayden – “XANAXFLOW”

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Noah Zayden is a moodscapes maker. On “XANAXFLOW,” he harnesses the soft underbelly of emotional detachment with alarming precision. The beat floats like smoke in a darkened room, while Noah’s lyrics slice through the haze to wrestle with anxiety, isolation, and the hushed numbness that can feel like peace. There’s a sorrowful beauty in this: a slow drift into oblivion wrapped in a soft melody that feels seductive. The outro, quiet as it is, stings reality has not lagged far behind, nor pain. This is an introspective trap at its best, bare-boned, vulnerable, honest in ways that hurt.

Noah Zayden – “DIOR AND XANS”

Brace yourself. “DIOR AND XANS” is raw, unfiltered, and bleeding dark emotion. Zayden lays bare his soul over a murky, brooding beat that throbs like a wounded heart. His bars “Xans on the floor, with my heart torn Fuck love, bitch, now I’m reborn” reverberate with pain and defiance. It is not simply a song but a survival note written during the witching hours. He straddles glamor and self-destruction, flex and vulnerability. There’s rage here, but there’s also rebirth and within the chaos, Zayden finds clarity.” Not any more beautiful, just more real. And at times, that’s the most powerful kind of art of all.

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“I AM Good Enough” by TaniA Kyllikki evokes a soaring melodic anthem to liberate self-affirmation

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TaniA Kyllikki has never been one to shy away from vulnerability as she demonstrates commendable resilience in her soul-stirring new single, “I AM Good Enough.” This composition serves as a melodic awakening and represents a multifaceted artistic interpretation of an uplifting ballad. At its core, it is fundamentally a deeply personal assertion of self-love and emotional rebirth that hits right.

From the outset, TaniA’s voice trembles sincerely, soaring effortlessly through a meticulously stripped-back arrangement that deliberately foregrounds her message to take center stage. Her angelic harmonies envelop the listener, creating a comforting and powerful embrace. The inclusion of collaborative vocal harmonies provided by her husband, Rynellton, introduces an intimate dimension, fostering a collective aspiration for healing that amplifies the emotional significance, enhancing the overall impact of the narrative.

Lyrically, “I AM Good Enough” addresses the psychological consequences of abuse and self-doubt, illuminating the often-silenced struggles of diminished self-esteem. The song conveys a message of triumph, encouraging a reconceptualization of self-worth. With every intriguing note, TaniA affirms that liberation is attainable when individuals cease to accept the false narratives that try to define them as not enough. TaniA channels her experiences into a performance that feels deeply empathetic and human, as though she’s singing directly to the parts of us we’ve forgotten how to love.

The unvarnished authenticity of “I AM Good Enough” distinguishes it within contemporary music. The fourth single from her forthcoming album, ‘Free-Spirited,’ is a pivotal reminder to confront and process past traumas while reclaiming one’s intrinsic worth. Through her artistry, TaniA Kyllikki elevates musicality beyond mere entertainment, forging potent anthems that are essential lifelines for the weary. For anyone seeking validation or needing a sign to love themselves a little more, “I AM Good Enough” provides the necessary and timely sonic remedy for healing. It’s a reminder that our scars don’t define us, and others don’t dictate our values.

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