Grammys Change Album of the Year Nomination Rule
June 19, 2023 8:16AM EDT
Los Angeles, UNITED STATES: The trophy of the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles 11 February 2007. AFP PHOTO/Gabriel BOUYS (Photo credit should read GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP via Getty Images)
The Recording Academy has changed its requirements in order to receive a nomination credit on an album being submitted for Album of the Year.
In order to be recognized for Album of the Year honors, a recipient must be part of at least 20 percent of an album’s creation.
Previously, any producers, songwriters, engineers and other featured artists just had to contribute to one song on an album featuring ten tracks or more in order to be recognized with Album of the Year honors.
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