The 67th annual GRAMMY Awards were hosted in Los Angeles, with winners revealed across a range of categories. Justice won in the Best Dance/Electronic Recording category for their work with Tame Impala on the single, ‘Neverender’ which featured on the duo’s 2024 album, ‘Hyperdrama’. This marked Justice’s third Grammy Award win, and Tame Impala’s first. Meanwhile, Charli xcx took home a trio of awards: Best Dance/Electronic Album for ‘Brat’, Best Dance/Pop Recording for ‘Von Dutch’, and Best Recording Package for ‘Brat’.
Kendrick Lamar won five GRAMMY Awards this year, including Record Of The Year, Best Rap Performance, Best Rap Song, Best Music Video, and Song Of The Year for his publicly disputed track, “Not Like Us”. The Best Dance/Electronic Recording category featured only male nominees, which was deemed controversial. Justice was announced as the winner over Baby Keem, Childish Gambino, Disclosure, Four Tet, Fred Again.., and Kaytranada.
Last month it was reported that only 28% of all nominees for the 2025 GRAMMY Awards were women. Furthermore, only one out of five nominations and awards received over the past eight editions were given to women. In the past decade, Justice’s first win came in 2009, whilst their third came in 2025, with Best Dance/Electronic Album won in 2019 for their album entitled ‘Woman Worldwide’.
The awards ceremony raised over $7 million to aid efforts towards wildfires in the area, which were contained within a month. It is hoped the funds raised can help thousands of affected families. The full list of 2025 GRAMMY Awards winners is available on the official website
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