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Best New Artist: Skerrit Bwoy

Skerrit Bwoy was born on the Caribbean island of Antigua and raised in The Bronx, New York. He started his music journey at Dancehall Reggae parties with the Ghetto Life Entertainment sound system. Later, he was chosen to be the MC for the EDM group Major Lazer. Now, Skerrit Bwoy dedicates his life to Jesus and is creating a unique blend of his Caribbean roots, electronic dance music, and his newfound faith.

 

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Best Dance/Electronic Recording: Satan Dead

"Satan Dead" is not just a song; it's a high-energy victory anthem designed to shake the ground and leave listeners shouting the hook long after it ends.

 

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Best Dance/Electronic Album: Jesus Party Vol. 4

Jesus Party Vol. 4 is more than just an album; it is a movement that unites cultures and faith through dance music. This body of work is designed to feels like a stadium revival, a festival main stage, and a spiritual awakening all at once, bringing together people from all corners of the globe.

(this just in) Album Of The Year: Jesus Party Vol. 4

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Recording Engineer & Producer: Skerrit Bwoy (Dale Richardson)

Label: Electric Gospel Music

A&R: Nigel Angus & Hänz Nobe

Mix & Master: Nanu Alidina

Photo: JB Lens

Illustration: Hachi & Chiko

Big up: Jesus, my wife, kids, & you!

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"I'm both humbled and honored that Jesus Party Vol. 4 and Satan Dead are in the GRAMMY® conversation this year. Thank you to everyone who's been part of this journey. Let's do it big, in Jesus' name" (Skerrit Bwoy).

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