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June 15, 2019 at 9:40 am #1202939156
Anyone here knows where I can find Dua Lipa’s 2018 GRAMMY submissions? (Not this year, but the year where she submitted her album)
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Dua Lipa – AOTY, Pop Vocal Album
“New Rules” – ROTY, SOTY, Pop Solo Performance, Music Video
“Scared to Be Lonely” – ROTY, SOTY, Dance Recording, Music Video
“No Lie” – ROTY, SOTY, Pop Duo/Group Performance, Music Video
“My Love” – Pop Duo/Group Performance, Music VideoJune 14, 2019 at 7:43 pm #1202938476It’s not a Backstreet situation because the album would have been a hit regardless.
ReplyJune 14, 2019 at 4:41 pm #1202938399Katy Perry’s three prior nominations were for #1/#2 hits that ranked among the 15 biggest hits of their respective years, and she has not proven herself to be a Kelly Clarkson or a Lady Gaga who can get name-check nominations with less commercially successful material, so I’m skeptical.
My current top 5 for Pop Solo are “Bad Guy,” “Thank U, Next” (or “7 Rings”), “Always Remember Us This Way,” “Without Me,” and “Walk Me Home.”
ReplyJune 14, 2019 at 4:34 pm #1202938395Going to stick to general field categories only.
2019: “Shallow” over “This Is America” for Song of the Year
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2018: DAMN. over 24K Magic for Album of the Year
2017: Lemonade over 25 for Album of the Year
2016: To Pimp a Butterfly over 1989 for Album of the Year
2015: “Chandelier” over “Stay With Me” for Song of the Year
2014: “Just Give Me a Reason” over “Royals” for Song of the Year (tempted to pick a different Best New Artist winner as well, but it’s hard to choose between Kacey Musgraves and Kendrick Lamar as the replacement)
2013: “The A Team” over “We Are Young” for Song of the Year
2012: Nicki Minaj over Bon Iver for Best New Artist
2011: Mumford & Sons over Esperanza Spalding for Best New Artist
2010: The Fame over Fearless for Album of the YearJune 14, 2019 at 4:27 pm #1202938389OK, M thinks “Never Really Over” is a great song – let me add it to my Pop Solo Performance predictions because every Grammy voter thinks like him.
ReplyJune 14, 2019 at 4:00 pm #1202938380“Never Really Over” is not a serious contender with its current chart trajectory.
“Walk Me Home” and “Broken & Beautiful” are more likely than it.
ReplyJune 14, 2019 at 1:23 pm #1202938145What does everyone think about Madame X’s chances at the GF? The Madonna fans I know are loving it. I personally enjoyed the album, but don’t think it lived up to its hype – its an updated version of Rebel Heart at best, which isn’t a bad thing, but isn’t a great thing compared to everything else that’s been released this year.
I don’t think Madonna is getting any nominations this year, at least not in the general or pop fields. Something of hers may be nominated for Best Music Video.
ReplyJune 14, 2019 at 1:21 pm #1202938138Hes talking about On a Roll! Have you listened to the songs? Even if it was that just proves that it’s a new song that samples an older one
I don’t know if you’re trolling but it’s not a sample; Trent Reznor is credited as the sole songwriter. It is a cover with altered lyrics and thus not eligible.
Even if it were, it wouldn’t get nominated.
ReplyJune 14, 2019 at 1:10 pm #1202938120We’re probably gonna get a lot of low key nominations in the Song categories – there hasn’t really been that one standout hit. AC / Urban AC airplay/charting is usually the best indicator for R&B nominations.
PS: I hope Normani is nominated, at least in the Rap/Sung Category.
I don’t know, “Talk” (which is building on urban AC) and “Trip” have been pretty big. “Could’ve Been” will likely be nominated as well due to residual love for H.E.R. “Before I Let Go” is also likely to be nominated.
ReplyJune 14, 2019 at 1:05 pm #1202938102Wait so does Trent Reznor have a song where he screams “Hey I’m a Hoe” or am I missing something?
It’s “Head Like a Hole” with different lyrics.
ReplyJune 14, 2019 at 1:02 pm #1202938092The Black Mirror songs are Nine Inch Nails covers; they’re not eligible for songwriting categories.
ReplyJune 14, 2019 at 11:32 am #1202937955Honey, Ariana Grande needs a summer hit to contend for a Best Pop Vocal Album win. She peaked too early this cycle.
She should release Fake Smile as a single. That’s a bop. It’s one of the few songs in the album with undeniable lyrical substance.
Ariana should release Bloodline as a single. It sounds like it could have been the song of the summer. But lowkey it’s whatever. I’m here for an Ariana vs Billie ring match than anything from Taytay.
She’s said she’s not releasing any more singles from this album.
ReplyJune 14, 2019 at 8:49 am #1202937696After the way Reputation bombed with voters and only got one nomination, I wouldn’t be surprised if Lover was passed over in Best Pop Vocal Album entirely. I’m not predicting that but it wouldn’t shock me.
ReplyJune 13, 2019 at 9:42 pm #1202937004I know it was produced by the same guy, but this really is a bad knockoff of “Royals.”
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