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August 26, 2019 at 3:36 pm #1203041058
Steve Lacy is in my R&B Album prediction. Apollo XXI was brilliant.
August 27, 2019 at 1:17 pm #1203043219New HDD article about possible Rap/R&B noms: http://m.hitsdailydouble.com/news&id=317680&title=HIP-HOP-AND-R&B-GRAMMY-FAVORITES
I’ve been thinking about adding Steve Lacy but idk where to place him. The R&B categories are super crowded this year.
The article also suggests Normani could be up for BNA which makes no sense to me. However I do think her buzz/momentum could lead to a nomination for Waves in R&B performance, aside from anything Dancing With A Stranger is getting.
HitsDailyDouble always makes stupid predictions/suggestions for the Grammys and don’t always seem aware of the rules… or else they wouldn’t have suggested that Normani could be eligible for Best New Artist when her bandmate from Fifth Harmony (Camilia Cabello) wasn’t last year.
I’m not sure why they brought up certain artists like Rosalia (who I love) who will probably not even submit any of her LATIN songs in the R&B category, lol. They also seem to think Post Malone’s “Sunflower” will get an R&B nomination. Okay.
It would have been nice had they gone a little deeper into both genre categories (separately) and their potential contenders. Oh well.
August 27, 2019 at 9:06 pm #1203043829HitsDailyDouble always makes stupid predictions/suggestions for the Grammys and don’t always seem aware of the rules… or else they wouldn’t have suggested that Normani could be eligible for Best New Artist when her bandmate from Fifth Harmony (Camilia Cabello) wasn’t last year.
I’m not sure why they brought up certain artists like Rosalia (who I love) who will probably not even submit any of her LATIN songs in the R&B category, lol. They also seem to think Post Malone’s “Sunflower” will get an R&B nomination. Okay.
It would have been nice had they gone a little deeper into both genre categories (separately) and their potential contenders. Oh well.
Yeah, I take their articles with a grain of salt. I’ll never forget Paul insisting that Harry Styles would get nominated in all of the general categories lmao.
August 30, 2019 at 10:18 am #1203049045These reviews for the new Raphael Saddiq album are no joke, the critics are LOVING it
August 30, 2019 at 10:32 am #1203049074H.E.R. is also back in the running with the compilation I Used to Know Her, released right at the end of eligibility.
August 30, 2019 at 10:43 am #1203049098H.E.R. is also back in the running with the compilation I Used to Know Her, released right at the end of eligibility.
Definitely an R&B Album contender. Not sure about another AOTY nomination considering she’s still teasing her proper debut album.
August 30, 2019 at 10:50 am #1203049116Definitely an R&B Album contender. Not sure about another AOTY nomination considering she’s still teasing her proper debut album.
Probably not for AOTY. H.E.R. had more time to make an impression to warrant a surprise AOTY nomination. R&B is the safer bet. If they like her enough, they could give her a SOTY nomination for “Hard Place” instead.
August 30, 2019 at 11:59 am #1203049212H.E.R. also released a cover of Foy Vance’s “Make It Rain” from Austin City Limits today, and it’s killer. It may be eligible for Traditional R&B Performance, American Roots Performance, or even Rock Performance.
September 1, 2019 at 6:12 am #1203051608The Deadline for Submissions is now officially CLOSED. What are everyone’s current predictions for the R&B Category (Album, Song, Performance)?
September 1, 2019 at 9:42 am #1203052019I will be mad if H.E.R. scores an album nomination for combining her EPs last minute before the Grammy cut-off.
Outside of the popular contenders (Khalid, Lizzo, Solange, etc), I really hope that Mariah Carey’s Caution is remembered by the R&B judging panel. It’s still one of the best of the year to me and stands out amongst a lot of the similarly sounding contemporary urban artists’ works. I do fear it will be forgotten though.
September 1, 2019 at 9:52 am #1203052032I will be mad if H.E.R. scores an album nomination for combining her EPs last minute before the Grammy cut-off.
She did the same thing with her last album that just won this year. And she still would have been eligible with the second EP, so I don’t see what the problem is.
September 1, 2019 at 10:47 am #1203052088Are we consider “Before I Let Go” in R&B performance? Can be frontrunner. It is still getting played on radio.
September 1, 2019 at 8:30 pm #1203052568BILG could easily win Traditional if submitted.
R&B Performance may go to Anderson. Paak & Smokey Robinson. That’s Grammy bait ASF.
“The best way to make someone feel small, is to not say anything to them at all” —>clicks ignore button
September 1, 2019 at 10:35 pm #1203052689The Deadline for Submissions is now officially CLOSED. What are everyone’s current predictions for the R&B Category (Album, Song, Performance)?
Urban Contemporary:
Anderson .Paak – Ventura
Goldlink – Diaspora
Khalid – Free Spirit
Lizzo – Cuz I Love You
Solange – When I Get HomeR&B Album:
Ari Lennox – Shea Butter Baby
Mariah Carey – Caution
PJ Morton – PAUL
Raphael Saadiq – Jimmy Lee
Steve Lacy – Apollo XXI
[alt. Ella Mai – Ella Mai]R&B Song:
Ella Mai – Trip
H.E.R. – Hard Place
Jhene Aiko – Triggered (Freestyle)
Kehlani ft. Ty Dolla $ign – Nights Like This
Lucky Daye – Roll Some Mo
[alt. Nicole Bus – You]R&B performance:
Ari Lennox ft. J.Cole – Shea Butter Baby
Daniel Caesar & Brandy – Love Again
Khalid – Talk
Normani ft. 6LACK – Waves
Summer Walker with Drake – Girls Need Love (Remix)
[alt. Mariah Carey ft. Slick Rick and Blood Orange – Giving Me Life, Kiana Lede – Ex]Traditional R&B performance:
Anderson .Paak ft. Smokey Robinson – Make It Better
Fantasia – Enough
Monica – Commitment
PJ Morton ft. JoJo – Say So
Raphael Saadiq ft. Rob Bacon – Something Keeps CallingSeptember 2, 2019 at 3:37 am #1203052889I will be mad if H.E.R. scores an album nomination for combining her EPs last minute before the Grammy cut-off. Outside of the popular contenders (Khalid, Lizzo, Solange, etc), I really hope that Mariah Carey’s Caution is remembered by the R&B judging panel. It’s still one of the best of the year to me and stands out amongst a lot of the similarly sounding contemporary urban artists’ works. I do fear it will be forgotten though.
H.E.R definitely deserves a song nomination for Hard Place. There’s going to be a lot of competition in the Urban Contemporary category this year (Khalid, Lizzo, Solange, Anderson Paak and (potentially) Goldlink) and it’s all dependant on how each artist submits (if Khalid and Lizzo submit their stuff into Pop, if the committee are more receptive to Solange than they have been in the past). I personally want Goldlink to win this album but I wouldn’t mind if Lizzo or Anderson Paak snatched it instead. I really hope Mariah gets an R&B Album nomination for Caution. If she can garner a nomination in that category she’s one of the frontrunners to win. The difficult bit is actually getting the nomination in the first place.
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