Beyoncé continues to collect awards from the Recording Academy. Renaissance, the seventh studio album by the music icon, has won Best Dance/Electronic Music Album at the 65th Grammy Awards. Beyoncé makes history as the first Black woman to win this award, which was introduced at the 47th Grammy Awards in 2005. It’s also the third
Beyoncé has won another award. The iconic entertainer’s “PLASTIC OFF THE SOFA” won Best Traditional R&B Performance at the 65th Grammy Awards. It gives Beyoncé his third win in this category, having accepted her first trophy (formerly Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance) in 2010 for her soulful remake of Etta James’ “At Last.” Beyoncé’s cover
Muni Long is now a Grammy winner. The singer and songwriter, formerly known as Priscilla Renea, won Best R&B Performance at the 65th Grammy Awards for “Hrs & Hrs.” Discussing the hit single with Rated R&B, Long said, “This one is just a vibe. I was washing dishes, and it was just a very monotonous
Steve Lacy picked up a Best Progressive R&B Album trophy for Gemini Rights at the 65th Grammy Awards. It’s Lacy’s first Grammy. Lacy’s debut album, 2019’s Apollo XXI, was nominated when the award was named Best Urban Contemporary Album in 2020. The campaign for Gemini Rights was launched in June 2022 with the release of
Robert Glasper is now two-for-two in the Best R&B Album, as Black Radio III won the statuette at the 65th Grammy Awards. Glasper took home the prize for Black Radio at the 55th Grammys in 2012. “I had a responsibility to give people what they were asking for, especially during the pandemic,” Glasper told Apple
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