In recent years, the category of best newcomers has been dominated by women. Five of the past six winners are women, from Megan Trainer to Megan West stallion. This year's 10 nominees are even divided into men and women, making the competition particularly interesting.
There are also some more experienced performances, such as the indie rock band Glass Animals, which made their debut in 2014. However, this is not so unusual, because the BNA Awards are designed to recognize artists who have made breakthroughs and have significantly influenced the music industry-and this year's roster did just that.
At the 2022 Grammy Awards, the two young talents Olivia Rodrigo and The Kid LAROI will face each other head-on. They will face one of the biggest breakthroughs in country music (Jimmy Allen), the sample queen of rap (Saweetie), the disciple of Kendrick Lamar (Baby Keem), the illustrious British (Arlo Parks), alternative stars (Japanese breakfast), Pakistan's first female nominee (Arooj Aftab) and eight-time Grammy Award winner (FINNEAS).
No matter who you support, GRAMMY.com will provide you with a guide to this year's best newcomer nominees. Learn more about the latest wave of rising stars here.
Arooj Aftab is a singer, composer and producer from Lahore, Pakistan. Since the early 2000s, she has been working hard to let people hear her music.
She was one of the first Pakistani musicians to promote her music in her home country via the Internet, and paved the way for the independent Pakistani music scene through her popular songs "Hallelujah" and "Mera Pyaar". Aftab made history with her nomination for best newcomer because she was the first woman to be nominated for a Pakistani woman.
Now that three albums have been released, Aftab's music continues to attract fans and critics, delivering poetic lyrics with her silky voice and a voice that blends new era and classical minimalism.
This year's Vulture Prince gave birth to her biggest streaming hit "Mohabbat" to date, which appeared on Barack Obama's summer 2021 playlist.
As the only country artist in this year's best newcomer category, Jimmy Allen immediately influenced the genre with his sincere debut in 2018, "Best Shot".
Starting his career with a number one consecutively ranked single on country radio (his belt love song "Let Me Want" reached the top in 2019), Allen continued to stride forward and became the first black artist this year Won the New Male Artist of the Year Award in the Country Music Academy Awards.
The 2020 EP Betty James from Milton, Delaware-and the luxurious "golden edition" he released earlier this year-showcased his versatility and brought his country style to Noah Sayler In collaboration with popular singers such as Si ("This Is Us"), R&B stars Babyface ("Forever") and Monica ("Pray"), and popular Latin producer Pitbull ("Flavor").
His talent has also attracted the attention of superstars: in what the singer-songwriter calls the "ultimate dream" career, Allen recently appeared on Elton John's Lockdown Sessions track "Beauty In The Bones".
Read more: 5 black artists rewriting country music: Mickey Gayton, Kane Brown, Jimmy Allen, Britney Spencer and Willie Jones
Two years after Baby Keem was first recognized for his influential debut "Orange Soda," the Californian rapper will usher in the year of his life in 2021.
The 21-year-old worked with Travis Scott, Kanye West, and his cousin Kendrick Lamar, who collaborated with Keem on the appropriate track "Family Ties." (The two collaborated for the first time in 2018 to produce an episode for the Black Panther soundtrack curated by Kendrick. Keem is the first artist Lamar collaborated with Dave Free, pgLang.)
"Family Ties" is the latest single in Keem's first album The Melodic Blue, which ranks No. 5 on the Billboard 200 chart of all genres. Kim is touted for pushing boundaries in the rap/hip-hop field, just like Lamar has done throughout his career.
"I don't want to do anything in the ordinary way," he told Lamar in an interview he did for iD Magazine in 2020. "I want to reflect my feelings more in the music, using the chords I like, because but I don’t have too many songs with chords that I really like and feel. I think I’ve been trying s*** Can tell a story independently...I think now everyone knows that I am in some completely different ***."
Fans of Billie Eilish are familiar with the name: FINNEAS is not only her brother, but also the curator and producer behind this young talented music.
Won eight Grammy Awards in Eilish’s musical works-including Song of the Year, Album of the Year, Record of the Year (twice) and Non-Classical Music Producer of the Year-FINNEAS has further amazed fans as a solo artist His own rights.
The 24-year-old young man released his film debut album "The Optimist" in October, and he wrote and produced all 13 tracks himself.
He is the only 2022 newcomer candidate who has been nominated (not to mention winning); with this nomination, FINNEAS has shared another Grammy honor with his sister who won the award in 2020.
Grammy Flashback: Meet the first Grammy nominee: FINNEAS on Billie Eilish and "A Production Never Seen"
Another name that may be familiar is that Glass Animals is one of the more well-known artists in this year's rookie lineup.
This British indie rock band has released three albums since it was founded in 2010, and in 2014 with hypnotic "Gooey" boarded their first album. But it was their 2020 single "Heat Waves" that allowed the band to move from an indie rock star to the mainstream.
The song’s vigorous beat and wave-like melody made it a very contagious radio hit, which won Glass Animals their first place in alternative radio stations and entered the Billboard Hot 100 list for the first time. (Enter the top 10).
Subsequently, their third studio album Dreamland in 2020 became their first top 5 album in the UK and the first top 10 LP in the United States. This breakthrough finally made Glass Animals nominated for best newcomer, although Their catalog is nearly ten years old.
Read more: 64th Grammy Awards: Everything you need to know about the 2022 Grammy Awards and nominations
Since 2013, Korean-American musician Michelle Zauner has been performing under the nickname "Japanese breakfast" (she has three permanent band members, alternately referred to as indie projects and indie rock bands).
Similar to Glass Animals, Japan Breakfast made a breakthrough in 2021 with the lead single "Be Sweet" from the band's third album Jubilee.
Perhaps the new success stems from Zauner's own personal happiness, which inspired the change in pace of the LP-Japanese pre-breakfast project, which is the result of the pain that Zauner experienced after her mother's death.
"It was definitely a conscious choice,'Well, I wrote two very dark albums and a book about sadness, I want to write something else,'" Zuna told GRAMMY.com before Jubilee's release . "A lot of records are about struggling or figuring out how to do this or making a decision for myself to make me accept it again."
Read more: How Japanese breakfast found happiness in her new album Jubilee
Charlton Kenneth Jeffrey Howard-better known as The Kid LAROI-first when he teamed up with the late Juice WRLD on the 2020 track "Go" It attracted people's attention.
At the end of 2020, the Australian singer and rapper released his breakthrough hit single "Without You", an acoustic ballad that was mixed with Miley Cyrus earlier this year.
But it was his collaboration with Justin Bieber, the highly infectious “Stay” that really made him go to the world, accumulating nearly 2 billion streams, and ranking top six on the Billboard Hot 100 list. week.
The Kid LAROI, who is only 18 years old, is willing to become a disadvantaged group, which is closely related to his generation and beyond, including superstars such as Ed Sheeran and Elton John, who all call him "the greatest artist on earth."
Although she only released music for three years, Arlo Parks (real name Anaïs Oluwatoyin Estelle Marinho) has been writing poems and turning them into songs since she was a teenager.
Since her successful debut in "Coke" in 2018, the British singer-songwriter has been delivering vivid and sensitive narratives, and finally signed a recording contract with London-based independent record company Transgressive Records in 2019.
In January, Parks released her first album, Collapsed in Sunbeams, which included 12 songs and expanded her alternative rock sound through jazz and low-fidelity production.
The project won her the Mercury of the Year Award, which is one of the most prestigious awards in the British music industry to recognize the album of the year.
Read more: Arlo Parks talks about the first album collapsing in the sun, winning Billie Eilish and Phoebe Bridgers
This year, Olivia Rodrigo (Olivia Rodrigo) went from a Disney star to a global celebrity thanks to her smash hit debut, a belt-worthy piano-driven ballad "driver's license."
Rodrigo made fun of this ubiquitous song on social media in 2020, breaking two Spotify records, and making the singer-songwriter the youngest artist ever ranked first in the Hot 100 for eight consecutive years. Set a record week for the first time.
But this is just the beginning of Rodrigo. She has released five singles from her critically acclaimed album Sour, including another number one with the lively Paramore-nicking "good 4 u", which makes Rodrigo Another album of the two became the first album with two No. 1 debuts.
At only 18 years old, Rodrigo showed the lyrical ability of an experienced veteran. He was touted by Cardi B and Rodrigo's personal hero Taylor Swift.
If she wins, she will be the third youngest winner after LeAnn Rimes, who was 14 when she won in 1997, and Billie Eilish, who was 17 when she won in 2019.
After becoming a viral star on social media in 2017, Saweetie broke into the rap world for the first time in 2019 with his confident single "My Type".
The California-born rapper Diamonté Harper has released two other singles. The most recent one was her hottest single to date, with the club’s Doja Cat collaboration "Best Friend". Several of her songs subtly sample the hits of the past, including Petey Pablo's "Freek-A-Leek" in "My Type".
It turns out that she is also a businesswoman: In addition to launching her own record company (Icy Records) in 2018, Saweetie also collaborates with multiple brands, including PrettyLittleThing's clothing and jewelry collections and McDonald's Famous Orders collections.
Saweetie's debut album "Pretty B**** Music" is expected to be released in 2022, but she has not shown any signs of slowing down.
Grammy Awards 2022: The complete list of nominations
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The 2022 Grammy Awards Ceremony, officially named the 64th Grammy Awards, will be held soon. Today, the Recording Academy announced nominations in 86 categories.
Please see below to find out who was nominated for the 64th Grammy Awards.
(The 64th Grammy Awards recognize records released between September 1, 2020 and September 30, 2021.)
The Recording Academy will host the 2022 Grammy Awards on the CBS television network on Monday, January 31, and will be dispatched from 8pm to 11:30pm EST / 5pm to 8:30pm Pacific Time Ramon conducts live broadcasts and on-demand broadcasts. Prior to the TV broadcast, the Grammy Awards ceremony will be held at the Microsoft Theater at 12:30 pm Pacific Time/3:30 pm Eastern Time, and will be broadcast live on GRAMMY.com and the Recording Academy’s YouTube channel.
1. The Annual Recording Award is awarded to the artist and producer, recording engineer and/or mixer and mastering engineer, if not an artist.
2. The annual album award is awarded to artists and featured artists, new material songwriters, producers, recording engineers, mixers and mastering engineers.
3. Songwriter of the Year Award. If the song is released for the first time or gains prominence for the first time within the qualification year, the song is eligible. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.) Only single songs or tracks.
4. Best New Artist This category commends artists who have broken public awareness and made a significant impact on the music industry among the works released in the qualification year.
5. The best pop solo performance is suitable for new vocal or instrumental pop records. Only single or track.
6. Best pop duet/combination performance is suitable for new vocal or instrumental duet/combination or collaborative pop recording. Only single or track.
7. The best traditional pop song album contains at least 51% of the playing time of the new traditional pop song album.
8. The best pop vocal music album contains at least 51% of the playing time of the new pop vocal record album.
9. Best dance/electronic recording individual, pair, group or cooperative performance. Vocal or instrumental music. Only single or track.
10. The best dance/electronic music album of vocal or instrumental music album. Albums only.
11. The best contemporary instrumental album is suitable for albums that contain approximately 51% or more of the playing time of instrumental materials. For albums that contain at least 51% of the playback time of the new recording. \
12. The best rock performance is suitable for new vocal or instrumental solo, duet/combination or collaborative rock recording.
13. The best metal performance is suitable for new vocal or instrumental solo, duet/combination or collaborative metal recording.
14. The best rock song songwriter award. Including rock, hard rock and metal songs. If the song is released for the first time or gains prominence for the first time within the qualification year, the song is eligible. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.) Only single songs or tracks.
15. The best rock album contains new rock, hard rock or metal records with at least 51% of the playing time.
16. Best alternative music album vocal or instrumental music.
17. The best R&B performance is suitable for new vocal or instrumental R&B recordings.
18. The best traditional R&B performance is suitable for new vocal or instrumental traditional R&B recordings.
19. The Best R&B Song Songwriter Award. If the song is released for the first time or gains prominence for the first time within the qualification year, the song is eligible. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.) Only single songs or tracks.
20. Best Progressive R&B Album is suitable for albums containing newly recorded R&B-derived vocal tracks with at least 51% playing time.
21. The best R&B album is for albums that contain at least 51% of the new R&B recording playing time.
22. Best Rap Performance Rap Performance. Only single or track.
23. The best melody rap performance is used for solo or cooperative performances that contain both R&B melody and rap elements.
24. Best Rap Song Songwriter Award. If the song is released for the first time or gains prominence for the first time within the qualification year, the song is eligible. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.) Only single songs or tracks.
25. The best rap album contains at least 51% of the playback time of the new rap recording.
26. The best country solo performance is suitable for new vocal or instrumental solo country recordings.
27. Best Country Duo/Group Performance is suitable for new vocal or instrumental duo/combination or cooperative country recording.
28. The best country song songwriter award. If the song is released for the first time or gains prominence for the first time within the qualification year, the song is eligible. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.) Only single songs or tracks.
29. The best country album contains at least 51% of the playing time of the new country record album.
30. The best new era album contains new vocals or instrumental new era records with at least 51% of the playing time.
31. Best impromptu jazz solo performance for instrumental jazz solo performance. Two equivalent performers in a recording may qualify as an entry. If the listed soloist appears in a recording that charges another artist, the latter’s name is in parentheses for identification. Only single or track.
32. Best Jazz Vocal Album is suitable for albums that contain at least 51% of the playing time of new jazz vocal recordings.
33. Best Jazz Instrumental Album is suitable for albums that contain at least 51% of the playing time of new instrumental jazz records.
34. The best large-scale jazz ensemble album contains at least 51% of the playing time of the new ensemble jazz recording.
35. Best Latin Jazz Album is suitable for vocal or instrumental albums containing new recording material with at least 51% of the playing time. The purpose of this category is to identify recordings that represent a mix of jazz music with Latin, Ibero-American, Brazilian and Argentine tango music.
36. Best Gospel Performance/Song This award is given to the artist and songwriter (new work) of the best traditional Christian, root gospel or contemporary gospel single or song.
37. Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song This award is given to the best contemporary Christian music single or track (including pop, rap/hip-hop, Latin, or rock.)
38. The best gospel album is suitable for new recordings, vocal, traditional or contemporary/R&B gospel music recordings that contain at least 51% of the playing time.
39. The best contemporary Christian music album contains new recordings of at least 51% of the playing time, vocal music, and contemporary Christian music albums, including pop, rap/hip-hop, Latin or rock records.
40. Best Roots Gospel Album is suitable for new recordings, vocal music, traditional/root gospel music albums containing at least 51% of the playing time, including country, southern gospel, bluegrass and American records.
41. The best Latin pop album contains at least 51% of the playing time of the new Latin pop album.
42. Best Música Urbana Album is suitable for albums that contain at least 51% of the playback time of the new Música Urbana recording.
43. Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album An album containing at least 51% of the playing time of the new Latin Rock or Alternative Record.
44. Best Mexico Regional Music Album (including Tejano) Applicable to albums recorded in New Mexico (banda, norteño, corridos, gruperos, mariachi, ranchera, and Tejano) that contain at least 51% of the playing time.
45. Best Tropical Latin Album contains at least 51% of the playing time of the new tropical Latin album.
46. Best American Roots Performance is suitable for new vocal or instrumental American Roots recordings. This is a performance for any sub-genre style included in the American roots music field, including American, bluegrass, blues, folk or regional roots. Award to the artist.
47. Best American Root Song Songwriter Award. Including American, bluegrass, traditional blues, contemporary blues, folk or regional roots songs. If the song is released for the first time or gains prominence for the first time within the qualification year, the song is eligible. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.) Only single songs or tracks.
48. Best Americana Album is suitable for albums containing new vocal or instrumental Americana recordings with at least 51% of the playing time.
49. The best bluegrass album contains a new vocal or instrumental bluegrass record with at least 51% of the playing time.
50. Best Traditional Blues Album is for albums that contain at least 51% of the playback time of new vocal or instrumental traditional blues recordings.
51. Best Contemporary Blues Album An album containing new vocal or instrumental contemporary blues records with at least 51% of the playing time.
52. The Best Folk Album contains an album of new vocal or instrumental folk records with at least 51% of the playing time.
53. The best regional root music albums are suitable for albums containing at least 51% of the playing time of new vocal or instrumental regional root music recordings.
54. Best Reggae Album is suitable for albums that contain at least 51% of the playing time of the new Reggae Album.
55. Best Global Music Performance New vocal or instrumental global music recording.
56. The best global music album contains at least 51% of the playing time of the new vocal or instrumental global music record album.
57. The best children's music album contains at least 51% of the playing time a new music or spoken recording album specially created for children.
58. Best spoken language album including poems, audiobooks and storytelling
59. The best comedy album contains at least 51% of the playing time of the new record album.
60. The best musical album contains at least 51% of the playing time of the new record album. Awarded to lead singers and album producers whose album playing time reaches 51% or more. Writers and composers of new scores are eligible for this award if they have written and/or created new scores that account for 51% or more of the album's playing time.
61. The best soundtrack award for the best compilation of visual media to the artists and/or "studio" producers of most of the tracks in the album. If neither is available, reward one or two individuals who are actively responsible for the album concept and musical direction, as well as the selection of artists, songs, and producers (if applicable). Awards are also awarded to appropriate music supervision.
62. The Best Soundtrack Soundtrack Award for Visual Media is awarded to a composer for original sheet music created specifically or as a partner for a currently legal film, TV show or series, video game or other visual media.
63. Best Visual Media Song Creator Award. Songs (melody and lyrics) created specifically for movies, TV, video games, or other visual media, and released for the first time in the qualification year. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.) Only single songs or tracks.
Composer Award for original work (non-adapted) released for the first time in the qualification year. Only single or track.
65. Best arrangement, instrumental or a cappella
Arrangement Award. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.) Only single songs or tracks.
66. Best Arrangement, Musical Instrument and Vocal Arrangement Award. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.) Only single songs or tracks.
68. Best boxed or special limited edition packaging
71. Best Engineering Album, Non-Classic Engineer Award. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.)
72. Producer of the Year, Non-Classic A Producer Award. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.)
73. The Best Mixing Recording Mixer Award. (The artist's name appears in parentheses for identification.) Only single songs or tracks.
74. Best Immersive Audio Album This category recognizes outstanding performance in multi-channel immersive audio recording. Eligible recordings must be commercially distributed in consumer formats/configurations (DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, SACD, Blu-Ray, Atmos, Auro-3D, immersive downloads, etc.) for sale or streaming, providing the original An immersive mix (not re-used electronically) of four or more channels.
75. Best Engineering Album, Classical Engineer Award. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.)
76. Producer of the Year, Classic A Producer Award. (The artist's name appears in parentheses.)
77. The conductor and orchestra won the award for best orchestral performance.
78. The Best Opera Recording Award is given to the conductor, album producer and principal soloist.
Awarded to conductor, chorus director and/or chorus leader (if applicable) and choir organization/chorus.
80. Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance
New recordings of works for indoor or small ensemble (twenty-four or fewer members, excluding conductor). The ensemble receives one award and the conductor receives one award (if applicable).
81. The Best Classical Instrumental Solo Award is awarded to the instrumental soloist and conductor (if applicable).
82. The best classical solo album award is given to: singers, co-artists (for example: pianists, conductors, chamber orchestras) producers, recording engineers/mixers, and the playing time of new materials reaches or exceeds 51%.
83. If it is not an artist, the best classical compendium award will be given to the artist who has played more than 51% of the album time, as well as the album producer and engineer.
Composer Award. (For contemporary classical works created in the past 25 years and released for the first time in the qualification year.) Granted to the scriptwriter (if applicable).
85. The best music video awards to artists, video directors and video producers.
86. Best music film concert/performance film or music documentary. Awards awarded to artists, video directors and video producers.
The 64th Grammy Awards: Everything you need to know about the 2022 Grammy Awards and nominations
The Recording Academy today announced the talents who will join CEO Harvey Mason jr. The chairman of the board of directors Tammy Hurt (Tammy Hurt) on Tuesday, November 23 through a virtual live event to help announce the nominees for all 86 categories of the 2022 Grammy Awards (officially known as the 64th Grammy Awards).
Comedian Nate Bargatze, past Grammy nominee Jon Batiste, past Grammy nominee BTS, four-time Grammy Award winner HER, "CBS Mornings" anchor Gayle King, rock band Måneskin, past Grammys Nominee Taylor Parx, singer/songwriter Carly Pearce and special guests will be part of the nominated live broadcast, which will be broadcast live at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles at approximately 9 am EST/12 pm EST. The event will be available on live.grammy.com and the official Facebook, TikTok, Twitter and YouTube channels of the Recording Academy. After the live broadcast, the press release and the complete list of nominations will be immediately published on GRAMMY.com and the social media platforms of the Recording Academy.
The Recording Academy will present the 2022 Grammy Awards on the CBS television network on Monday, January 31, and will be held at Pella from 8pm to 11:30pm EST / 5pm to 8:30pm Pacific Time Cast live and on-demand. Prior to the TV broadcast, the Grammy Awards ceremony will be held at the Microsoft Theater at 12:30 pm Pacific Time/3:30 pm Eastern Time, and will be broadcast live on GRAMMY.com and the Recording Academy’s YouTube channel.
Follow "Recording Academy / GRAMMYs" on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook and use #GRAMMYs to join the conversation as it will start on Tuesday, November 23.
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The 64th Grammy Awards: Everything you need to know about the 2022 Grammy Awards and nominations
Do you feel that the 63rd Grammy Awards ceremony was just yesterday? The intimacy, COVID safety demonstration and generator performance of Harry Styles, Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, Megan Thee Stallion and others will satisfy music fans in 2021.
But now, the Grammy season is officially back-you won't want to miss who will compete for the coveted golden gramophone next year.
Before next year’s Grammy Awards, the Recording Academy will announce the nominations for the 2022 Grammy Awards (officially known as the 64th Grammy Awards) through the second annual virtual live broadcast event starting at 9 am Pacific time. . At noon Eastern Time, you can view it on live.grammy.com.
Harvey Mason Jr., CEO of the Recording Academy. Chairman of the Board of Directors Tammy Hurt will announce the nominations for the 64th Grammy Awards, which will return to the Crypto.com Arena (formerly Staples Center) in Los Angeles on Monday, January 31, 2022.
But how do music fans listen to the news as they happen—and the real-time reaction of the music industry?
This is a quick guide on when, where and how to watch the live broadcast of the Grammy Awards 2022 nominations.
The nominations for the 2022 Grammy Awards will be broadcast live on Tuesday, November 23, at approximately 9 am Pacific Time / noon Eastern Time at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles.
After the nomination live broadcast event is over, the complete list of nominations will be immediately available on GRAMMY.com and the social media platforms Twitter, Instagram and Facebook of the Recording Academy. Make sure to use the official hashtag #GRAMMYs to join the conversation when it opens.
Watch: Now watch the 2022 Grammy nominations live broadcast again!
The Grammy nominated live event will be available on live.grammy.com.
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Harvey Mason Jr., CEO of the Recording Academy. Tammy Hurt, Chairman of the Board of Directors, will announce the nominations for the 64th Grammy Awards.
Comedian Nate Bargatze, past Grammy nominee Jon Batiste, past Grammy nominee BTS, four-time Grammy Award winner HER, "CBS Mornings" anchor Gayle King, rock band Måneskin, past Grammys Nominee Taylor Parx, singer/songwriter Carly Pearce and special guests will also serve as hosts during the Grammy nominations live broadcast in 2022.
The 2022 Grammy Awards will return to the Crypto.com Arena (formerly Staples Center) in Los Angeles on Monday, January 31. The Grammy Awards ceremony will be broadcast live on the CBS Television Network, and will be broadcast live and on-demand at Paramount from 8-11: 30pm Eastern Time / 5-8:30pm Pacific Time.
The 64th Grammy Awards: Everything you need to know about the 2022 Grammy Awards and nominations
Can we all take a moment to recall how unusual, intimate, quiet and spectacular the 2021 Grammy Awards ceremony is?
The Rolling Stones didn't call it "the best Grammy performance ever, with ridiculous magnitude." After a challenging year in the music industry, talk about a glimmer of hope.
However, this critically acclaimed show raises an important question: What will the appearance and sound of the next Grammy Award look like?
As the 2022 Grammy Awards (formally known as the 64th Grammy Awards) is about to take place, fans are eager to learn more about the upcoming events.
Never be afraid: you have a question, and GRAMMY.com has the answer. Of course, there are some things we can't disclose yet-such as the performers nominated and confirmed for the 2022 Grammy Awards. This information will come in due course.
Before that, here is everything you need to know about the 2022 Grammy Awards. Be sure to bookmark and visit this page regularly, because we will often update more Grammy news and updates before the music night!
Nominations for the 2022 Grammy Awards will be held on Tuesday, November 23, 2021.
Read more: Save the date: Nominations for the 2022 Grammy Awards will be announced on November 23
The Recording Academy will announce the nominations for the 2022 Grammy Awards through its second annual virtual live event on Tuesday, November 23, and can be viewed on live.grammy.com.
The nominated live broadcast event will be broadcast live at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles at approximately 9 am EST/12 pm EST.
After the nomination live broadcast is over, the complete list of nominations will be provided immediately on GRAMMY.com and the social media platforms of the Recording Academy on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Make sure to use the official hashtag #GRAMMYs to join the conversation when it opens.
Watch now: Re-watch the 2022 Grammy Awards nominations live
Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason jr. and Recording Academy Board Chairman Tammy Hurt will jointly announce nominations for the 64th Grammy Awards.
Star-studded special guests will also join them: comedian Nate Bargatze, past Grammy nominee Jon Batiste, past Grammy nominee BTS, four-time Grammy Award winner HER, "CBS Mornings" Anchor Gayle King, rock band Måneskin, past Grammy nominee Tyra Parkes and singer/songwriter Carly Pierce joined the 2022 Grammy nominations live as hosts.
Learn more: Talents participating in the 2022 Grammy nominations live broadcast announced: BTS, HER, Jon Batiste, Måneskin, Carly Pearce, Taylor Parx, Gayle King, Nate Bargatze and special guests confirmed
Two weeks after the broadcast of the 2021 Grammy Awards, the Recording Academy revealed that the 2022 Grammy Awards will be held on Monday, January 31, 2022, 8-11:30 PM Eastern Time / 5-PM Pacific Time Held at 8:30.
The 2022 Grammy Awards will be broadcast live on the CBS TV network, and can be broadcast live and on-demand on Paramount.
The 64th Grammy Awards will be broadcast live at the Crypto.com Arena (formerly Staples Center) in Los Angeles.
Save the date! 🗓 The nomination for the 2022 #GRAMMYs program (officially known as the 64th Grammy Awards) will be held on Tuesday, November 23, 2021.
This is a secret at the moment, but please stay tuned, because we will soon announce the full lineup of performers for the 2022 Grammy Awards!
The host of the upcoming 2022 Grammy Awards has not yet been announced, but please pay attention to some major news as soon as possible!
Some major changes have taken place behind the scenes of the Recording Academy to ensure that the Grammy Awards’ rules and guidelines are transparent and fair. These changes are effective immediately for the 64th Grammy Awards.
"For the Recording Academy, this is an unprecedented year of transformative changes, and I am very proud to be able to continue our growth journey with these latest updates to our awards process," said Harvey Mason Jr., CEO of the Recording Academy . Said April. "This is a new academy that is committed to taking action and redoubles its commitment to meeting the needs of the music industry. Although change and progress are the key drivers of our actions, one thing will always exist-the Grammy Awards It is the only peer-driven and peer-voted recognition in the music industry. We are honored to work with the music community throughout the year to further improve and protect the integrity of the awards process."
The 2022 Grammy Awards will introduce two new categories: Best Global Music Performance (Global Music Field) and Best Music Album (Latin Music Field). This brings the current total of the Grammys category to 86.
This year, the Recording Academy abolished the nomination review committee in the general and genre fields. This change means that all nominations for the Grammy Awards in general and genre areas will now be determined by a majority vote of the voting members of the Recording Academy.
Previously, many categories in these fields used highly skilled music peers who represented and voted in their genre communities to finally select nominees.
With this change, the results of Grammy nominations and winners will be returned to the hands of the entire Recording Academy voting member institutions, further verifying the process of peer recognition.
Starting this year, Grammy voters can now vote in 10 specific genre field categories within no more than three fields; this is a decrease from the previous 15 specific type field categories. This major change ensures that music creators vote in their most knowledgeable and qualified category.
Starting in 2021, the six existing process areas will be merged into two areas: the display area and the production area. This change allows the Grammy Awards to better reflect the overlapping peer groups within the voter member institutions.
In any newly merged field, voters can choose the categories they think are eligible to vote, respect the category voting restrictions, and will not be excessively restricted by the three-field restrictions. This facilitates the integrity of the Grammys by accepting and using the expertise of voters without restricting their choices or contributions due to the recent field restrictions imposed by reducing the number of categories in which voters can vote.
The fields are updated as follows:
Read more: The Recording Academy announces major changes to the 2022 Grammy Awards
In other news, the Recording Academy recently released the latest Grammy Awards rules and guidelines, reflecting the new changes in the Grammy Awards ceremony process in 2022. The annual disclosure of the Grammy Awards rules and guidelines reflects the college’s commitment to ensuring fairness and transparency in its conduct.
The following are some new changes:
Looking ahead, all accredited artists, including featured artists, songwriters of new materials, producers, recording engineers, mixers and mastering engineers, are eligible to be nominees and winners in the Grammy Annual Album category.
Previously, the rule stipulated that all artists, songwriters, producers, recording engineers, mixers and mastering engineers must obtain at least 33% or more of the playing time.
The category previously called "Best Dance Recording" has been renamed "Best Dance/Electronic Recording". This category is suitable for recordings with important electronic musical instruments, usually based on rhythmic dance beats.
In the field of classical music, singles that are not albums will now qualify for five classical categories, including Best Orchestral Performance, Best Chorus Performance, Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance, Best Classical Instrumental Solo Performance, and Best Contemporary Classical composition.
In the field of visual media music, a clearer limit has been updated on the number of winners of the soundtrack for the best arrangement of visual media.
In the field of music films, music-related documentaries must now contain at least 51% of performance-based material or separate music videos to jointly create a visual album (if the videos are packaged and imported together as a cohesive movie). Although dramatic feature films and biopics are not eligible, films with fictional elements are eligible.
Elsewhere, a second technical Grammy was added, reserved exclusively for companies, organizations, or institutions. This award is optional and is determined by the Technical Grammy Committee annually. (Technology Grammy Awards are awarded to individuals who have made breakthroughs, important, outstanding and influential contributions to outstanding technology and innovation in the recording field during their lifetime.)
Looking forward to the 65th Grammy Awards in 2023, an album's playing time must exceed 75% of the new recording (within five years of the release date), and the previously unreleased record will be eligible for Grammy consideration. * The current eligibility rule is 50%. (Note: The best compilation soundtrack, the best historical album, the best immersive audio album, the best recording package, the best special package and the best album notes accept non-newly recorded recording albums.)
*Note: The updated album eligibility rules will take effect at the 65th Grammy Awards in 2023.
Read the complete list of rule revisions for more detailed information on the changes to the rules and regulations that will take effect at the 2022 Grammy Awards.
On August 4, the Recording Academy announced that the 2022 Grammy Awards will produce Inclusive Knights. This is a contract appendix designed to be a powerful tool to ensure fairness and inclusiveness at all levels of event production.
This major development makes the Grammy Awards the first major music awards ceremony to publicly promise the use of inclusive additional clauses.
Inclusion Rider is part of the larger #ChangeMusic project, Films created in collaboration with Color Of Change and co-authors Kalpana Kotagal (partner, Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll) and Fanshen Cox (head of strategic outreach on Pearl Street), And the main contributors Valeisha Butterfield Jones (co-chair of the Recording Academy) and Ryan Butler (Founding Director of Warner Music | Blavatnik Howard University Music Business Center).
Learn more about the new Inclusion Rider, which is a milestone in the continuous efforts of Recording Academy to be more diverse and inclusive than ever.
As the only music award recognized by its peers, Grammy is the highest honor in the music industry. This means that Grammy nominations and winners are determined by voting members of the Recording Academy, which is composed of music creators, including artists, producers, songwriters, and engineers.
The first round of Grammy voting began on Friday, October 22 and lasted until Friday, November 5, where nominees for the annual Grammy Awards were determined. This year, Recording Academy voting members will experience the latest updates and multiple improvements to the Grammy Awards voting process, including updated and customized Grammy voting, providing a personalized experience with greater flexibility and search capabilities. Learn more about the first round of Grammy voting at the 64th Grammy Awards in the practical guide and video below.
The product qualification period for the 64th Grammy Awards is from September 1 to September 2020. March 2021.
Find more information on the Grammy Awards FAQ page, including key information about the voting process.
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