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The 2027 Grammys’ Best Pop Solo Performance Nominees Should Ring in New Artists
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
Though favorites like Olivia Rodrigo and Harry Styles will likely receive nods, pop’s new guard, including Olivia Dean, Slayyyter, and Sombr, is looking to dominate
Though favorites like Olivia Rodrigo and Harry Styles will likely receive nods, pop’s new guard, including Olivia Dean, Slayyyter, and Sombr, is looking to dominate
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