Way Too Early Picks: 60th GRAMMY Awards – Pop, Rock, Rap & More

Who will come out on top at the 60th Grammy Awards? We take our best stab a picking the winners for the pop, rock, R&B, rap, and country fields.

Sifting through all of the musical hype

Sifting through all of the musical hype

Who will come out on top at the 60th Grammy Awards? We take our best stab a picking the winners for the pop, rock, R&B, rap, and country fields.

Who will come out on top at the 60th Grammy Awards? We take our best stab a picking the winners for record, album, and song of the year, as well as best new artist.

So, how did the 60th Grammy Awards nominations stack up? Check out our reactions, including those who were snubbed.

Up-and-coming, Indiana teen country artist Dylan Schneider showcases his potential on sound, well-rounded single, “No Problem.”

So, how did the 60th Grammy Awards nominations stack up? Check out our reactions, including those who were snubbed.
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In advance of War & Leisure, eclectic R&B artist Miguel drops final teaser, “Come Through and Chill,” featuring J. Cole and Salaam Remi.

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YouTube extraordinaire Logan Paul ‘can ride your girl with no handlebars,’ according to his ridiculous, ‘bike-sexual’ single, “No Handlebars.”

American Idol winner Scotty McCreery shines on his thoughtful, reminiscent single, “Five More Minutes.” “Five More Minutes” is sure to give you those ‘feels.'

Actor-musician Kris Wu delivers an easygoing, enjoyable, flex-fest-of-a-single with “B.M.” What does “B.M.” stand for? Burberry Made, of course.

Confident, tatted, singer-rapper-songwriter blackbear assembles an enjoyable, star-studded mixtape with ‘cybersex.’

What new albums head up the music shopping list beginning December 1, 2017? New projects from Chris Stapleton, U2, Miguel and others arrive.