Grammys 2023: Beyonce Scripts History By Winning Her 32nd Award

New Delhi:

Beyoncé headlined the 65th Annual Grammy Awards, breaking the record for the most Grammy Awards and making history. She won her 32nd award this year. She won the trophy for Best Dance/Electronic Music Album. RenaissanceIn addition, it won three awards for Best R&B Song. handcuff him, Best Dance/Electronic Recording break my soulSecond Best Traditional R&B Performance plastic closed sofaNext in line is Harry Styles as he wins Album of the Year. harry’s house against some big names abba (Travel)adela (30)bad bunny (A summer without you)Beyonce (Renaissance), Maria J. Blige (Good morning gorgeous), Brandi Carlile (in these silent days)lizzo (Specific) and I play cold (Music of the Spheres)Adele wins Best Pop Solo Performance easy with mewhile lizzo wins record of the year it was timeSamara Joy won the award for Best New Artist.

Kim Petras made history by becoming the first trans woman to win a Grammy. She and Sam Smith won Best Pop Duo Performance for the song. impious.

Indian musician Ricky Kej wins his third Grammy for the album heavenly tide Featuring rock legend Stewart Copeland.

Check out the full list below:

Record of the year: it was time –Lizzo

Album of the year:harry’s house – harry styles

The song of the year: So

Best New Artist: sámara joy

Best Pop Solo Performance:easy with me – Adele

Best Pop Duo/Group Performance:impious –Sam Smith and Kim Petras

Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album, High -Michael Buble

Best Pop Vocal Album, harry’s house – harry styles

Best Dance/Electronic Recording, break my soul – Beyonce

Best Dance/Electronic Album:Renaissance – Beyonce

Best Contemporary Instrumental Album, central empire – Sarcastic puppy

best rock performance, broken horses -Brandi Carlile

Best Metallic Performance:fall rule Ozzy Osbourne with Tony Iommi

The best rock songs: broken horses

Best rock album:patient number 9 – Ozzy Osbourne

Best Alternative Music Performance: leisure chair – wet feet

Best Alternative Music Album:wet feet – wet feet

Best R&B Performance, hours and hours – Long Muni

Best Traditional R&B Performance:plastic sofa – Beyonce

The best R&B songs, handcuff him

Best Progressive R&B Album: gemini rights -Steve Lacy

Best R&B Album:black radio III -Roberto Glasper

Best Melodic Rap Performance:You. wait Future with Drake and Thames

Best rap song:heart part 5

Best rap album: mr morale and the big steppers -Kendrick Lamar

Best Country Duo/Group Performance:the girl she never wanted to be–Carly Pierce and Ashley McBride

Best Country Song:until you can

Best Country Album: a beautiful time -Willie Nelson

Best New Age, Ambient or Chant Album:mystical mirror – white sun

Best Improvised Jazz Solo:endangered species –Wayne Shorter and Leo Genovese

Best Jazz Vocal Album:hang on a minute – Samara Joy

Best Jazz Instrumental Album:New standard volume 1 – Terry Lynn Carrington, Chris Davis, Linda May Han Oh, Nicholas Peyton and Matthew Stevens

Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album, Generation Gap Jazz Orchestra – Steven Fefke, Bijon Watson, Generation Gap Jazz Orchestra

Best Latin Jazz Album:Fandango on the wall in New York – Arturo O’Farrill and The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra with the collective Kangra Patria Son Jarocho

Best Performance/Gospel Song:Empire Maverick City Music and Kirk Franklin