The Grammy Awards stand as a beacon of excellence and achievement in music. As the 2024 Grammy nominations are unveiled, the Recording Academy has highlighted a diverse array of talent that signifies the tradition and evolution of music.
Among the nominees, Peso Pluma emerges as a notable figure with his debut nomination for Best Mexican Music Album for his groundbreaking work, “Genesis.”
Peso Pluma’s Rise to Fame
Peso Pluma, an artist synonymous with authenticity and innovation in Mexican music, has carved out a unique place for himself in the industry. His album “Genesis” has taken corridos tumbados to new heights, earning him critical acclaim and a loyal fanbase. This nomination places him among the elite in his genre, competing with renowned artists like Ana Barbara, Lila Downs, Flor de Toloache, and Lupita Infante.
FILE – Grammy Awards are displayed at the Grammy Museum Experience at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., Oct. 10, 2017. The Recording Academy has announced changes to its eligibility rules for music created with Artificial Intelligence.(AP Photo/Julio Cortez, file)
A Diverse Array of Nominations
The 2024 Grammy nominations reflect a rich tapestry of musical genres and talents. From Jon Batiste’s “World Music Radio” in the Album of the Year category to the vibrant competition in genres like Latin Pop and Country, the Grammys showcase the dynamic nature of today’s music scene. Stars like Miley Cyrus, Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift, and SZA feature prominently across various categories.
The Recording Academy’s recognition of corridos tumbados through Peso Pluma’s nomination underlines the expanding inclusivity and appreciation of diverse music styles.
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Grammy 2024 Nominees: Highlights
Harry Styles, a previous winner of “Harry’s House,” sets the tone for a star-studded list of nominees. The Album of the Year category features prominent names like SZA, Taylor Swift, Janelle Monáe, Lana Del Rey, and Miley Cyrus. The Record of the Year and Song of the Year categories are equally competitive, showcasing the best of contemporary music.
The Best Mexican Music Album Nominees
- Génesis – Peso Pluma
- Amor Como en las Películas de Antes – Lupita Infante
- Motherflower – Flor de Toloache
- La Sánchez – Lila Downs
- Bordado a Mano – Ana Barbara
In addition to these categories, the Grammys feature various genres and performances, including Best Latin Pop Album, Best Country Album, Best Country Solo Performance, and more. Billie Eilish’s discussion on handling criticism of her body highlights the personal journeys of these artists.
Anticipating the Awards Night
The anticipation for the award night is palpable as fans eagerly await the outcomes. The diversity of nominations, from the Best New Artist to the Best Alternative Jazz Album, Best Melodic Rap Performance, and Best R&B Album, speaks volumes about the richness of the current music scene.
Visual Media and Production Recognition
The Grammys also honor achievements in soundtrack and song production for visual media, with nominations for works associated with movies like “Barbie,” “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” and “The Fabelmans.” The Producer of the Year and Composer of the Year categories highlight the creative forces behind the music.
Categories and Nominees
Album of the Year
- SOS – SZA
- Midnights – Taylor Swift
- The Age of Pleasure – Janelle Monáe
- Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd – Lana Del Rey
- Endless Summer Vacation – Miley Cyrus
- The Record – Boygenius
- World Music Radio – Jon Batiste
Record of the Year
- Kill Bill – SZA
- Anti-Hero – Taylor Swift
- Vampire – Olivia Rodrigo
- On My Mama – Victoria Monét
- What Was I Made For? – Billie Eilish
- Flowers – Miley Cyrus
- Not Strong Enough – Boygenius
- Worship – Jon Batiste
Song of the Year
- What Was I Made For? – Billie Eilish
- Vampire – Olivia Rodrigo
- Kill Bill – SZA
- Flowers – Miley Cyrus
- Dance The Night – Dua Lipa
- Butterfly – Jon Batiste
- Anti-Hero – Taylor Swift
- A&W – Lana Del Rey
Best Mexican Music Album
- Génesis – Peso Pluma
- Amor Como en las Películas de Antes – Lupita Infante
- Motherflower – Flor de Toloache
- La Sánchez – Lila Downs
- Bordado a Mano – Ana Barbara
Best Latin Pop Album
- X Mí (Vol. 1) – Gaby Moreno
- Don Juan – Maluma
- La Neta – Pedro Capó
- A Ciegas – Paula Arenas
- Beautiful Humans, Vol. 1 – AleMor
- La Cuarta Hoja – Pablo Alborán
Best Country Album
- Bell Bottom Country – Lainey Wilson
- Rustin’ In The Rain – Tyler Childers
- Zach Bryan – Zach Bryan
- Brothers Osborne – Brothers Osborne
- Rolling Up the Welcome Mat – Kelsea Ballerini
Best Country Solo Performance
- White Horse – Chris Stapleton
- he Last Thing On My Mind – Dolly Parton
- Fast Ca’ – Luke Combs
- Buried – Brandy Clark
- In Your Love – Tyler Childers
Best New Artist
- The War and Treaty
- Victoria Monét
- Noah Kahan
- Coco Jones
- Jelly Roll
- Ice Spice
- Fred Again…
- Gracie Abrams
Song of the Year
- What Was I Made For? – Billie Eilish
- Vampire – Olivia Rodrigo
- Kill Bill – SZA
- Flowers – Miley Cyrus
- Dance The Night – Dua Lipa
- Butterfly – Jon Batiste
- Anti-Hero – Taylor Swift
- A&W – Lana Del Rey
Best Alternative Jazz Album
- The Omnichord Real Book – Meshell Ndegeocello
- Live at the Piano – Cory Henry
- SuperBlue: The Iridescent Spree – Kurt Elling, Charlie Hunter, SuperBlue
- Quality Over Opinion – Louis Cole
- Love in Exile – Arooj Aftab, Vijay Iyer, Shahzad Ismaily
Best Melodic Rap Performance
- Low – SZA
- All My Life – Lil Durk ft. J. Cole
- Spin Bout U – Drake, 21 Savage
- Attention – Doja Cat
- Sittin’ On Top of the World – Burna Boy ft. 21 Savage
Best R&B Album
- Clear 2: Soft Life EP – Summer Walker
- Jaguar II – Victoria Monét
- Special Occasion – Emily King
- What I Didn’t Tell You (Deluxe) – Coco Jones
- Girls Night Out – Babyface
Best R&B Performance
- Kill Bill – SZA
- How Does It Make You Feel – Victoria Monét
- ICU – Coco Jones
- Back to Love – Robert Glasper ft. SiR and Alex Isley
- Summer Too Hot – Chris Brown
Best Alternative Album
- I Inside the Old Year Dying – PJ Harvey
- Cracker Island – Gorillaz
- Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd – Lana Del Rey
- The Record – Boygenius
- The Car – Arctic Monkeys
Best Pop Recording
- Rush – Troye Sivan
- One In a Million – Bebe Rexha, David Guetta
- Padam Padam’- Kylie Minogue
- Miracle – Calvin Harris ft. Ellie Goulding
- Baby Don’t Hurt Me – David Guetta, Anne-Marie, Coi Leray
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.
- Ghost in the Machine – SZA ft. Phoebe Bridgers
- Karma – Taylor Swift ft. Ice Spice
- Never Felt So Alone – Labrinth ft. Billie Eilish
- Candy Necklace – Lana Del Rey ft. Jon Batiste
- Thousand Miles – Miley Cyrus ft. Brandi Carlile
Best Pop Solo Performance
- Anti-Hero – Taylor Swift
- Vampire – Olivia Rodrigo
- What Was I Made For? – Billie Eilish
- Paint the Town Red – Doja Cat
- Flowers – Miley Cyrus
Best Soundtrack for Visual Media
- Barbie – Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt
- Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – Ludwig Göransson
- The Fabelmans – John Williams
- Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny – John Williams
- Oppenheimer – Ludwig Göransson
Best Song for Visual Media
- Barbie World’ – Nicki Minaj, Ice Spice ft. Aqua
- ‘Dance The Night’ – Dua Lipa
- ‘I’m Just Ken’ – Ryan Gosling
- ‘Lift Me Up’ – Rihanna
- What Was I Made For?’ – Billie Eilish
Producer of the Year (non-classical)
- Daniel Nigro
- Metro Boomin
- Hit-Boy
- Dernst “D’Mile” Emile II
- Jack Antonoff
Composer of the Year (non-classical)
- Justin Tranter
- Theron Thomas
- Shane McAnally
- Jessie Jo Dillon
- Edgar Barrera
With such a varied and illustrious list of nominees, the 2024 Grammy Awards are set to celebrate musical diversity and excellence.