The American Academy of Music also awarded the Grammy Music Awards in 2019. The 61st awards ceremony was held in the spirit of gender and racial balance, because the previous Grammys were supposed to be the domain of whites and men. And who are the 2019 winners?
The Grammys, competition, at which awards are given for outstanding achievements in the music industry, is extraordinary an important event, on which he is also this year The American Academy of Music selected interesting creators.
The academy is this year launched an initiative against gender and racial inequality in the music industry, because they are supposed to be the grammys too much in male and white domains. We may not see this on stage, but during musical ones producers supposed to be only 2 % women.
2019 GRAMMY WINNERS:
Country singer Kacey Musgraves went home with a gold-plated turntable for best album of the year (Golden Hour), and before that she also won Grammy Award for Best Country Album.
He went home with four Grammys Childish Gambino, who won last year's song of the year with the controversial hit This is America. Among other things, he also got awards for the best recording and best rap performance.
A prize grammy for new artist was awarded to Dua Lipa.
The song Shallow in performance Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper she received Grammy Awards 2019 for best song written for film, television or other visual events and best pop performance in a duet or group. Gaga also won a Grammy for best pop solo performance for a song Joanne.
As we could expect, it is Ariana Grande received an award grammy 2019 for best pop vocal album. Ariana she surprised with the album Sweetener.
The best rap album 2018 it is Invasion of Privacy by Cardi B. With a prize grammy he went home for best rap song Drake with God's Plan.
Grammy awards were also given to best musical album (The Band's Visit), best dance song (Dua Lipa: Electricity), best spoken word album (Faith: A Journey For All), best album cover ever (Willo Perron: Masseduction), best rock album of the year (Greta Van Fleet: From the Fires), best hard rock/metal album (High on Fire: lectric Messiah), best R&B song (Ella Mai – Boo'd Up), rap performance of the year (Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar, Future, James Blake – King's Dead) and best R&B album (HER: HER)
