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Here Th6e Complete Gramies 2025 Winner List:

Best new artist – Chapel Roan

Best pop vocal album – ‘Short N’ Sweet ‘, Sabarina Carpenter

Best pop single performance – ‘Espresso’, Sabarina Carpenter

Best Dance/Electronic Recording – ‘Neverrender’, Justice and Left Impala

Best pop dance recording– ‘von Dutch’, Charlie XCX

Best rap album– ‘Elegator Bits Never Heel’, Dochi

Best rap song– ‘Not like us,’ Kendrick Lamar, Lyricist (Kendrick Lamar)

Best rap performance– ‘Not like us,’ Kendrick Lammer

Best melodic rap performance– ‘3: AM, Rapsodi’ features Erica Badu

Best R&B Performance – ‘Made for me (live at stake)’. Muni long

Best R&B Album – ’11: 11 (Deluxe) ‘, Chris Brown

Best traditional R&B performance– ‘That is you’, lucky day

Best R&B song – ‘Saturn’, SZA

Best Progressive R&B Albums (Tie) – ‘Why Lod?’

Best Progressive R&B Albums (Tie) – ‘So you are happy to know, “Every Sunshine

Best dance electronic album – ‘Brat’, Charlie Xcx

Best rock performance – ‘Now and again’, Beatles

Best rock album – ‘Haikney Diamonds’, The Rolling Stones

Best Remix Recording – ‘Espresso (Mark Ronsan X FNZ Working Late Remix)’, FNZ and Mark Ronson (Sabarina Carpenter)

Best American Performance – ‘American Dreaming’, Sierra Pharel

Best American Route Song – ‘American Dreaming’, Sierra Pharel and Melody Walker

Best American album – ‘Trail of Flowers’, Sierra Pharel

Best bluegrass album – ‘Live Volume 1.’, Billy Strings

Best folk album – ‘Woodland’, Gilian Welch and David Rolings

Best Regional Roots Music Albums – ‘Kuni’, Kalani Pea

Best Gospel Performance/Songs – ‘Van Halelujah’, Tasha Cobs Leonard, Erica Campbell and Israel Huton, which features Jonathan McRenolds and Jacqueline Carr

Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Songs – ‘He is my king’, Cece Winans

Best gospel album – ‘More than this’, Cece Winans

Best Contemporary Christian Music Artist – ‘Dil Ka Dil’, Do

Best Roots Gospel album – ‘Church’, Corey Henry

Best Country Album – ‘Cauboy Carter’, Beyoncé

Best Country Single Performance – ‘It takes a woman’, Chris Stapelton

Best Country Doo/Group Performance – ‘II Most Wanted’, Miley Cyrus, the specialty of Beyoncé

Best Country Song – ‘The Architect’, KC Musgravs

Best music video – American symphony

Best American root performance – ‘Lighthouse’, Sierra Pharel

Best traditional blues album – ‘Swingin Live in Church in Tulsa’, Taj Mahal Sexate

Best Contemporary Blues Album – ‘Mileage,’ Ruti Foster

Best Latin Pop Album – ‘Las Mujeres Y No Lorlan, Shakira

Best muusika urabana album – ‘Las Letrus Yes No Importon,’ Resident

Best Latin Rock or Optional Album – ‘Quian Tri Las Cornets?’

Best Mussica Mexicana album (including Tejano) – ‘Boka Chuka, Volume. 1, ‘Carin Leone

Best Tropical Latin Album – ‘Alma, Korzon Yalsa (Live in Gran Tetro National),’ Tony Saxar, Mm Saxar

Best Rege album – ‘Bob Marley: One Love – Music Inspired The Film (Deluxe),’ Various Artists

Best global music performance ,

Best African Music Performance – ‘Love Me JJ,’ Temes

Best jazz vocal album – ‘A joyous holiday,’ Samara Joy

Year’s lyricist, non-sector – Amy Allen

Cosmopolitan – Daniel Nigro

Creator of the year, classical – Ellen Marton

Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media – Hans Zimmer, ‘Tibba: Part II’

Best comedy album – ‘Dreamer,’ Dave Chapel