The 2025 Grammy nominations were announced this morning and Reservoir congratulates our talented global roster of songwriters, artists, and partners on an incredible 31 nominations. Please see the full list below:

Record Of The Year – “Espresso” by Sabrina Carpenter, co-written by Steph Jones

Album Of The Year – Cowboy Carter by Beyoncé, featuring “YA YA,” co-written by Arlo Parks

Album of The Year – Djesse Vol. 4 by Jacob Collier, featuring “Mi Corazon,” which interpolates “Hate” by Idman, co-written/co-produced by Khris Riddick-Tynes

Album Of The Year – Short N’ Sweet by Sabrina Carpenter, featuring “Espresso” and “Don’t Smile,” co-written by Steph Jones

Best Americana Album – No One Gets Out Alive by Maggie Rose, featuring “Under the Sun,” co-written by Charlotte Sands

Best Americana Album – Polaroid Lovers by Sarah Jarosz

Best Americana Performance – “Runaway Train” by Sarah Jarosz

Best Americana Performance – “YA YA” by Beyoncé, co-written by Arlo Parks

Best Compilation Soundtrack For Visual Media – The Color Purple by Various Artists, featuring “No Love Lost” by Keyshia Cole, co-written by Jim Beanz

Best Compilation Soundtrack For Visual Media – Twisters: The Album by Various Artists, featuring “Boot’s Don’t” by BRELAND & Shania Twain, co-written/co-produced by Sam Sumser and co-written by Steph Jones, and “Shake Shake (All Night Long)” by Mason Ramsey, co-written/produced by Dan Fernandez

Best Country Album – Cowboy Carter by Beyoncé, featuring “YA YA,” co-written by Arlo Parks

Best Country Album – Deeper Well by Kacey Musgraves, featuring “Lonely Millionaire,” which samples “Kody Blu 31” by J.I.D

Best Country Album – Whirlwind by Lainey Wilson, featuring “4x4xU,” “Ring Finger,” and “Counting Chickens,” co-written by Jon Decious

Best Dance Pop Recording – “Make You Mine” by Madison Beer, co-written/co-produced by Leroy Clampitt

Best Dance/Electronic Album – Telos by Zedd, featuring “No Gravity” feat. Bava, co-written by Jake Davis

Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical – Deeper Well by Kacey Musgraves, featuring “Lonely Millionaire,” which samples “Kody Blu 31” by J.I.D

Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical – Short N’ Sweet by Sabrina Carpenter, featuring “Espresso” and “Don’t Smile,” co-written by Steph Jones

Best Pop Solo Performance – “Espresso” by Sabrina Carpenter, co-written by Steph Jones

Best Pop Vocal Album – eternal sunshine by Ariana Grande, featuring “intro (end of the world)” & “ordinary things” feat. Nonna, co-written/co-produced by Nick Lee

Best Pop Vocal Album – Short N’ Sweet by Sabrina Carpenter, featuring “Espresso” and “Don’t Smile,” co-written by Steph Jones

Best Progressive R&B Album – Crash by Kehlani, featuring “After Hours,” co-written/co-produced by Khris Riddick-Tynes, which interpolates catalog cut “Coolie Dance Rhythm” by Cordel Burrell, “Crash” co-written/co-produced by Khris Riddick-Tynes, “What I Want” co-written/produced by Oak Felder, and “Better Not” co-written/co-produced by Oak Felder

Best R&B Album – 11:11 (Deluxe) by Chris Brown, featuring “Freak” feat. Lil Wayne, Joyner Lucas & Tee Grizzley and “Views” co-written by BRELAND

Best R&B Album – Revenge by Muni Long, featuring “Bessie,” co-written/co-produced by Sam Sumser

Best R&B Song – “After Hours” by Kehlani, co-written/co-produced by Khris Riddick-Tynes, which interpolates catalog cut “Coolie Dance Rhythm” by Cordel Burrell

Best Rap Album – The Auditorium Vol. 1 by Common & Pete Rock, featuring “This Man,” which samples “The Bizness” by De La Soul & Common, and “Now and Then,” which samples “I Am I Be” by De La Soul with Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley & Pee Wee Ellis

Best Rap Album – The Death of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce) by Eminem, featuring “Fuel” with J.I.D and “Road Rage,” which interpolates “Ha” by Juvenile, produced by Mannie Fresh

Best Reggae Album – Never Gets Late Here by Shenseea, featuring “Flava” feat. Coi Leray, co-written by Marcus “MarcLo” Lomax

Best Remixed Recording – “Espresso – Mark Ronson x FNZ Working Late Remix” by Sabrina Carpenter with Mark Ronson & FNZ, co-written by Steph Jones

Best Rock Performance – “Beautiful People (Stay High)” by The Black Keys, co-written/co-produced by Dan The Automator

Best Rock Song – “Beautiful People (Stay High)” by The Black Keys, co-written/co-produced by Dan The Automator

Best Traditional Blues Album – Hill Country Love by Cedric Burnside