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Beyonce Is Now The Most-Nominated Female Artist In Grammy History

Getty Image The singer’s nine 2021 Grammy nominations helped put her over the top. …

The Recording Academy unveiled its full list of 2021 Grammy nominations on Tuesday. While fans of The Weeknd and Harry Styles were disappointing to see the list, Beyonce’s listeners had reason to rejoice: The the singer racked up nine Grammy nominations, which helped her achieve an impressive title.

This year’s nominations mean that Beyonce holds 79 Grammy nominations, and 24 wins, throughout her career. The feat now makes her the most Grammy-nominated artist of all time, according to USA Today.

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Beyonce’s Black Is King film and appearance on Megan Thee Stallion’s track “Savage” secured her reputation as the most Grammy-nominated artist of the year. The singer is up for awards for Record Of The Year, Song Of The Year, Best R&B Performance, Best R&B Song, Best Rap Performance, Best Rap Song, Best Music Video, and Best Music Film.

Along with putting out music, Beyonce has been involved in a number of other endeavors this year. The singer debuted another collection of clothing from her Ivy Park brand, signed a multi-year partnership with the stationary bike company Peloton, and also revealed that she’s taken up the hobby of being a beekeeper and owns over 80,000 bees on her property.

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See a roundup of all of this year’s Grammy nominations here.

Megan Thee Stallion is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

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PEARL MATADOR stirs timeless sonic odyssey with “Apollo”

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Mandé Charon, the versatile talent behind PEARL MATADOR, has produced a work of art that merits attention with the unveiling of “Apollo.” This composition represents a compelling fusion of psychedelic rock and alternative pop, imbued with Charon’s distinctive style, which distinctly reflects Nirvana, the Pixies, and Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker influences. The song’s dynamic shifts and punchy rhythm reflect the influence of the Pixies, creating an emotionally engaging experience for listeners. It pays homage to musical greats through precise refinement of musical notes, resulting in an excellent piece of music.

The opening guitar chord of “Apollo” immediately captivates the audience with its ethereal resonance, evoking a hypnotic sensation reminiscent of space exploration. Charon’s vocal delivery is exceptional, seamlessly transitioning between introspective verses and powerful, anthemic choruses, skillfully guiding the listener through the composition like an adept astronaut navigating the cosmos.

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His voice exudes a mesmerizing quality that evokes familiarity and innovative novelty while exploring uncharted musical territories. Lyrically, “Apollo” embodies a sonic adventure that seamlessly intertwines the past and present with contemporary vibes, resulting in a timeless musical masterpiece with a poetic depth that resonates long after the final note fades.

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This intricate and rich composition boasts a meticulously crafted arrangement, producing a vast yet deeply intimate auditory soundscape. Embracing raw, gritty undertones and unrefined vigor reminiscent of Nirvana introduces a visceral depth that establishes a sense of rootedness. Simultaneously, the melodic transitions echo the Pixies‘ adeptness at effortlessly infusing captivating melodies with accessible characteristics. Whether you are a pop enthusiast or seeking a refreshing addition to your playlist, “Apollo” by PEARL MATADOR is a must-listen.

 
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“Last Night” by JONNY GEMS delivers a soulful goodbye punch

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When the pain of saying goodbye lingers, sometimes music is the best way to express those feelings. JONNY GEMS does just that with his latest single, “Last Night,” which feels like a late-night heart-to-heart. This track draws listeners in with its melancholic embrace, blending personal and universally relatable narratives influenced by 6lack, Bryson Tiller, and PartyNextDoor, while also echoing the atmospheric vibes of Drake and the soulful tones of Kehlani.

The song was recorded in Ottawa and expertly produced by RIPVCTR. Each beat and harmony is carefully crafted to enhance its emotional depth, effectively conveying frustration and sorrow. The meticulous composition mirrors the difficulty of bidding farewell to someone prematurely. The additional vocalizations and harmonies introduce layers of intensity, rendering the sorrow almost tangible.

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The melancholic yet catchy melody creates a perfect backdrop for GEMS’s poignant lyrics, weaving through familiar territory as he croons about a love lost too soon and the relentless “what if” that haunt our minds. GEMS doesn’t shy away from vulnerability; instead, he uses it as a strength, turning his pain into a poignant melody. The drums add a dramatic flair, creating a rhythm like a heartbeat struggling to keep pace with the turmoil inside.

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This song, “Last Night,” by GEMS, skillfully guides the audience through confronting unresolved emotions. It provides a shared auditory experience, encapsulating a universal sense of heartache and cloaking it in a fresh yet reassuring melody that practically compels one to sing along. This track seamlessly integrates into late-night playlists for R&B enthusiasts, becoming the soundtrack to moments of introspection and remorse. For anyone who has ever grappled with the lingering memories of a past relationship and is seeking soulful solace, “Last Night” provides a cathartic release.

 

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