probably just an error
Ariana Grande is the sole credited songwriter on “hate that i made you love me” for its Song of the Year submission at the 2027 #GRAMMYs.
If nominated, she would become just the 9th female songwriter this century to receive a Song of the Year nomination as the sole credited songwriter.
no SOTY or R&B Song?
I can’t find any rule that would prevent this, interesting.
Beyoncé's Official Submissions for the 2027 #GRAMMYs (exclusive to The Grammy Guru):
Morning Dew (Donk): ROTY, R&B Solo Perf
Morning Dew (Donk) with Jay-Z: Best Remixed Recording
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oh shipment
Talk of the Charts@talkofthechartsOct 8United States
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Taylor Swift’s “Patient Zero” is aiming for a second consecutive week at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 based on midweek forecasts.
140K pure sales projected second week.
2011 #2 Best Single voted by 700 critics & music journalists. (Village Voice's Pazz & Jop)
not only is that not the same person who reviewed TTPD, if anything, it just shows this person was being fair.
Joe McBob@MrJoeMcBobOct 3North America
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This is INSANE. The writer who wrote the 4.0 review of The Encore admits that he previously hated TTPD because of internet discourse but now loves it.
In no world is it acceptable to have someone review an artist they admit they can't be objective on. Even at Pitchfork.
and apparently, even Song Credits directly from the record label can be misleading.
Recently, drake decided to upload his own "edited" PR credits to Spotify, listing himself as the sole songwriter on all the songs on his new album.
xitter.cf/BsourceB/status/209404…
WhoSampled is a user-based website where people link songs that sound similar, even if they're not officially interpolated or sampled.
SongDNA uses that website, so it says Olivia Dean’s song has an interpolation, while the official credits don’t.
This has caused some confusion
Spotify has a new feature called "SongDNA" which is higher up than "Song Credits".
I noticed some people use this instead of Song Credits. The thing is, Song Credits come directly from the record label, while SongDNA just pulls data from WhoSampled, which is unofficial.
Replying to @taydesire
you are dumb.
"The plaintiff, says it reached out to the defendants on Aug. 17, notifying them of the alleged infringement, but they allegedly continued... without any change in credit. The plaintiff is seeking damages to be decided at a trial."
her team handled it horribly, while Withers’ team actually handled it fairly.
they didn’t even name Olivia in the lawsuit.
"it reached out to the defendants on Aug. 17, notifying them of the alleged infringement, but they allegedly continued... without any change in credit."
Olivia Dean's "I've Seen It" is accused of copying Bill Withers' "Just the Two of Us" in a new lawsuit.
The publisher behind Withers' catalog calls the similarities “obvious and inescapable.”
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