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“Last year, the producer, who won in this category in 2021, had strong success with Lady Gaga’s Mayhem .”
“And Miranda Lambert, in particular, is a cool one because she obviously knows what it is to be a commercial star in country music.”
“Andrew Watt Watt seems like a shoo-in.”
“Kenny Beats In the past year, Kenneth Charles Blume III (b.k.a.”
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“For someone to claim the Grammy for Producer of the Year, Non-Classical, they need to have scored commercial hits or a big album.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In The Grammy for Producer of the Year, Non-Classical, Will Go to the Best Storyteller Miranda Lambert, Kenny Beats, and Andrew Watt are all likely nominees in this coveted category By Kory Grow Kory Grow Contact Kory Grow on X GoFundMe Launched for They Are Gutting a Body of Water’s Douglas Dulgarian for Cancer Treatment Beck Regrets Turning Down ‘Zoolander’ Character That Went to David Bowie Roseanne Barr ‘Met a Lot of Resistance Casting Black Actors’ for New Show View all posts by Kory Grow October 21, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Kenny Beats, Miranda Lambert, and Andrew Watt are likely contenders for Producer of the Year, Non-Classical, at the 2027 Grammys.”
““I think it would be really cool to get a country artist or country producer in this space for the first time in decades.”
“For each, we’re predicting the nominees, as well as who will (and who should) win on Grammy night.”
“It’s also worth considering the omnipresence of Jack Antonoff , who produced his own Bleachers album, Everyone for Ten Minutes , and songs for Lana Del Rey’s upcoming Stove .”
“Having worked on the Geese project, he had a hit in the indie space, but it was still not a commercial hit in the classic sense of producers who typically bring home these awards.” Forecasting the Field Not only does Miranda Lambert have name recognition, but she produced the biggest song of the year, Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas.” She could score an upset win in this category.”
““ Dandelion is a really beautiful album,” Winter says.”
“Meanwhile, Kenny Beats made his bones with Geese and Weezer, Dan Nigro seemed pretty happy with Olivia Rodrigo’s latest, and Aaron Dessner and Gabe Simon helped give Noah Kahan another massive album with The Great Divide .”
“There’s also Mike Sabath (Raye’s This Music May Contain Hope ), D’Mile (Bruno Mars’ The Romantic ), Stuart Price (Madonna’s Confessions II ), Max Martin, who extended his hit streak with Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande, and Dan Nigro, whose work with Rodrigo and Abrams was exemplary.”
“She knows what it was to have her own ‘Choosin’ Texas’ years ago and has built this really strong foundation of credibility through projects like The Marfa Tapes that I think have shown her diversity as an artist.”
“Now he’s worked his magic on a Beatle and the Stones.”
“He also worked on Phoebe Bridgers’ Lost Weekend , alongside a roster of producers including Tony Berg, Ethan Gruska, and Alex G, as well as Bridgers herself.”
““The folks who close themselves off a little bit more maybe don’t always have the same degree of success.” The strongest contenders in this year’s eligibility period include big names like Andrew Watt , who coaxed great late-career albums from Paul McCartney and the Rolling Stones, and Miranda Lambert , who produced not only her own album but co-produced Ella Langley’s blockbuster Dandelion .”
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