Grammy Nominees: Kehlani, HAIM, Andrew Watt, Bobby Pulido
They say it's about the journey, not the destination. This group of Grammy nominees knows the route—meanwhile, we’re still checking the map upside down.
Kehlani
Besides yourself, of course, who will you be openly rooting for on Grammy night?
Leon Thomas, because I’ve worked with him since the beginning of my career. I know him as a brother and a friend and seeing him finally get his flowers has been nothing short of a joy. He’s put so much heart into his music over the years.
HAIM
What’s your all-time-favorite Grammy moment, either as a participant or a viewer?
Playing the Grammy stage in 2021. We had always dreamed about attending the Grammys, but being asked to play in support of our Album of the Year nomination for Women in Music Pt. III was such an honor. We will never forget it.
Andrew Watt
What’s your all-time-favorite Grammy moment, either as a participant or a viewer?
It would have to be sitting on my couch at home with my best friends in 2020, watching the Grammys and winning Producer of the Year. It was one of the most joyous days of my life.
(Adali Schell)
Bobby Pulido
What stands out most about the process of recording Una Tuya y Una Mía—Por La Puerta Grande (En Vivo)?
What I remember most is the energy we lived night after night during my residency at Auditorio Cumbres in Monterrey. We recorded the albums across five shows, and each one was captured in a single take. No retakes, no second chances… just the raw emotion of performing live with an audience that was fully connected to every moment. That residency felt like a celebration of everything I've loved throughout my career.
