Grammy Nominees 2015: Here’s a Playlist of Skyelyfe’s Favorites

Ah, yes, Grammy weekend has arrived! My version of Oscars weekend. All music, all fun people, (mostly) non-stuffy parties.

Little_Dragon_-_Nabuma_RubberbandAh, yes, Grammy weekend has arrived! My version of Oscars weekend. All music, all fun people, (mostly) non-stuffy parties.

With that in mind, here’s a playlist of my favorites of the Grammy nominees this year.  If you’ve read my previous posts, you obviously know how obsessed I am with X by Chris Brown, so it’s no shock that I am very excited about his nominations (best r&b performance, best r&b song, best urban contemporary album). How X wasn’t nominated for best album is beyond me, but I am happy with Beck‘s nomination in that category for Morning Phase. He is consistently golden.

I am also pleased with most of the dance/electronic nominations. Nabuma Rubberband is regularly on repeat, but then again, I’ve never complained about anything done by Little Dragon. Right up there with LD for best dance/electronic album is Royksopp and Robyn with Do It Again. 

And I am beyond thrilled about Schoolboy Q‘s nominations. His sound is so ridiculously on point. I am shocked that he hasn’t really blown up yet. He reminds me of the good, real rap from back in the day. I do wish “Man of the Year” had been nominated, though.

Here’s a list (and playlist) of my favs:

Haim – best new artist

Basement Jaxx – best dance recording (“Never Say Never”)

Clean Bandit f Jess Glynne  – best dance recording (“Rather Be”)

Duke Dumont f Jax Jones – best dance recording (“I got U”)

Little Dragon – best dance/electronic album (Nabuma Rubberband)

Royksopp & Robyn – best dance/electronic album (Do It Again)

Beck – best rock performance (“Blue Moon”), best rock song (“Blue Moon”), best rock album (Morning Phase), album of the year (Morning Phase)

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers – best rock album (Hypnotic Eye)

Chris Brown f Usher & Rick Ross – best r&b performance, best r&b song (“New Flame”), best urban contemporary album (X)

Jhene Aiko – best r&b song (“The Worst”), best urban contemporary album (Sail Out)

Lecrae – best rap performance (“All I Need Is You”)

Schoolboy Q f BJ The Chicago Kid – best rap/sung collaboration (“Studio”), best rap album (Oxymoron)

I love Makonnen f Drake – best rap/sung collaboration (“Tuesday”)

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