Jon Batiste Wins Five Grammy Awards at 2022 Awards | Music

Jon Batiste won five awards at the 64th Grammy Awards.

The 35-year-old musician was a big winner at the ceremony on Sunday (03.04.22) at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, including the 2021 Smash Album of the Year hosted by comedian Trevor Noah. As he claimed that music was a “spiritual experience” for him.

“I love music and have been playing it since I was a child. It’s more than entertainment and spiritual practice for me,” he said.

The singer of “I Need You”, who won fierce competition with Doja Cat, Lady Gaga, Olivia Rodrigo and others, also won the video and composer of his songs “Cry” and “Freedom”. Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have appeared on the “Seoul” soundtrack.

Immediately following him was Silk Sonic, an RB supergroup consisting of “Marry You” hit maker Bruno Mars and rapper Anderson .Paak.

The duo won the Record of the Year award for their debut in 2021 “Leave the Door Open”. He was just a few hours after scooping up the Song of the Year gong at the 64th Grammy Awards, and finally joked, “I’m doing my best.” Humility.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appeared in a pre-recorded video message and told viewers that music should be “opposition to war” as he wanted to be free from the conflict caused by Russia. At that time, things got tougher. Invasion.

He states: “In war, you can’t choose who survives and who keeps eternal silence. Our musicians wear bulletproof vests instead of black ties. Music will break through anyway.”

Rock band Foo Fighters won three awards, but did not attend to collect trophies after Taylor Hawkins’ death, but the show’s in-memorium segment died at the age of 50 at the end of last month. It began in honor of the drummer who turned out to be reportedly suffering from cardiovascular collapse, and pop star Billie Eilish faced when he played “Hapia Than Ever”. I wore a T-shirt with the face up.

In this section, he pays homage to the Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts, Meatloaf and other late-life stars such as his collaborator Jim Steinman, and in honor of the musical theater legend Stephen Sondheim. We showed off the iconic show tune.

Pop star Olivia Rodrigo led the night’s performance, opening a show with an elaborately staged version of her viral hit “Driver’s License” and her “maximum” when she was named Best New Artist. Insisted that “the dream” was realized.

Other performance highlights include Silk Sonic’s “777” performance just before the first big win, “American Idol” winner Carrie Underwood’s new song “Ghost Story” debut, and jazz number “Love for Sale”. Included Lady Gaga who went up to the stage to play’without co-star Tony Bennett who couldn’t attend because of poor health.

The following is a summary list of the winners.

Album of the Year

‘we are’

Jon Batiste

Record of the year

“Keep the door open”

Silk sonic

Song of the Year

“Keep the door open”

Silk sonic

Best pop duo / group performance

“Kiss Me More”

Doja Cat featuring SZA

Best Pop Vocal Album

‘sour’

Olivia Rodrigo

Best RB Album

“Ho Tales”

Jazmine Sullivan

Best lap performance

‘Family bond’

Baby Keem featuring Kendrick Lamar

Best New Artist

Olivia Rodrigo

Best Country Album

‘Restart from the beginning’

Chris Stapleton

Song of the Year

“Keep the door open”

Brandon Anderson, Christopher Brody Brown, Dernst Emile II Bruno Mars, Songwriter (Silk Sonic)

Producer of the Year

Jack Antonoff

Best Comedy Album

“From the bottom of my heart”

Louis CK

Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album

“Love for sale”

Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga

Best pop solo performance

‘driver’s license’

Olivia Rodrigo

Best Jazz Vocal Album

“Songwrights Apothecary Lab”

Esperanthus Pauling

Best rap song

‘Prison’

Dwayne Abernathy, Jr., Shawn Carter, Raul Cubina, Michael Dean, Charles M. Njapa, Sean Solymar, Kanye West Mark Williams

Best melodic rap performance

‘Hurricane’

Kanye West featuring weekend Lil Baby

Best Progressive RB Album

‘Seat for 2 people’

Lucky day

Best RB Song

“Keep the door open”

Silk sonic

Best traditional RB performance

‘Fight for you’

She

Best RB Performance – TIE

“Keep the door open”

Silk sonic

When

“Pick up your feelings”

Jazmine Sullivan

Best Alternative Music Album

‘Daddy’s Home’

Saint Vincent

Best rock album

“Midnight medicine”

Foo Fighters

The best rock song

“Waiting for war”

Foo Fighters

Best metal performance

“alien”

Dream theater

Best rock performance

“set fire”

Foo Fighters

The best contemporary classical composition

“Show: Narrow Sea”

Caroline show

Best Classic Summary

“Female Warrior-Voice of Change”

Amy Andesson, conductor.Amy Andesson, Mark Mattson Lolita Lolita Manis

Best Classic Solo Vocal Album

“mythology”

Sangeeta Kaur Hila Plitmann

Best classical instrument performance, solo

“Alone with two people”

Jennifer Koh

Best Chamber Music / Small Ensemble Performance

“Beethoven: Cello Sonata”

Yo-Yo Ma

Best chorus performance

“Mahler: Symphony No. 8”

Gustavo Dudamel

Best opera recording

“Glass: Akhnaten”

Producer of the Year, Classic

Judith Shaman

Best Engineer Classic Album

“Chanticleer sings Christmas”

Leslie Ann Jones and Michael Romanovsky

Best Spoken Word Album

“Carry On: Reflections on the New Generation from John Lewis”

Don Cheadle

Best Contemporary Instrumental Album

“Ki no Taki”

Taylor Agusti

Best gospel performance / song

‘Never lost’

C.C. Winans

Best music movie

“Summer of Soul”

Ahmir’Questlove’ Thompson, Video Director. David Dinerstein, Robert Fyvolent Joseph Patel, Video Producer

Best music video

‘freedom’

Jon Batiste

Best Immersive Audio Album

Alicia

George Massenburg Eric Schilling, an immersive mix engineer. Michael Romanowski, an immersive mastering engineer.Ann Mincelli, Immersive Producer

Best remix recording, non-classical

passenger

Mike Shinoda

Best Engineer Album, Non-Classic

Love for sale

Dae Bennett, Josh Coleman Billy Cumella, engineer.Greg Calbi Steve Farlone, Mastering Engineer

Best historical album

Joni Mitchell Archives, Volume 1: Early

Patrick Milligan Joni Mitchell, editorial producer.Bernie Grundman, Mastering Engineer

Best album notes

Complete Louis Armstrong Colombia and RCA Victor Studio Session

Ricky Riccardi

Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package

All Things Must Pass

Darren Evans, Dani Harrison Olivia Harrison

Best recording package

Pakelan

Li Jheng Han and Yu Wei

Best Dance / Electronic Music Album

Unknowingly

‘black coffee’

Best Dance / Electronic Recording

‘alive’

Rufus Dusol

Best reggae album

“Beauty of silence”

Soja

Best Regional Roots Album

Cowka pair

Kalani Pea

Best Contemporary Blues Album

‘662’

Criston “Kingfish” Ingram

Best Traditional Blues Album

I’m trying

Cedric Burnside

Best Bluegrass Album

My bluegrass heart

Béla Fleck

Best Americana Album

Native son

Los Lobos

Best American Roots Performance

cry

Jon Batiste

The best country song

‘Cold’

Dave Cobb, JT Cure, Derek Mixon Chris Stapleton

Best Country Duo / Group Performance

“Young me”

Brothers Osborne

Best Country Solo Performance

“You should probably leave”

Chris Stapleton

Visual Media Best Score Sound Rack Album – TIE

Kalos Rafael Rivera

“Queen’s Gambit”

When

Jon Batiste, Atticus Ross, Trent Reznor

‘soul’