On Monday night, Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars' mega-hit "Uptown Funk" took home two Grammys for "Record of the Year" and "Best Pop Duo/Group Performance." Trinidad James' hit, "All Gold Everything," was interpolated on the hook, which made him a credited contributor on "Uptown Funk." Despite being credited on the song and attending the Grammys on Monday night, Trinidad didn't actually win an award, according to a rep for the Recording Academy. The rep confirmed to Complex that because "Uptown Funk" won for "Record of the Year" and "Best Pop Duo/Group Performance," only the performers and producers of the song actually won a Grammy. "Songwriters do not share in the nomination or win for a GRAMMY award in a record of the year," the rep told Complex via email.
To clarify, if the track had won the award for "Song of the Year" instead, Trinidad would have been awarded a Grammy because everyone involved in the making of the song wins in that category.
This is from a Complex Magazine article, here is the link to it
Trinidad James Didn't Actually Win A Grammy For "Uptown Funk"
to my fellow Nas fans we good out here
To clarify, if the track had won the award for "Song of the Year" instead, Trinidad would have been awarded a Grammy because everyone involved in the making of the song wins in that category.
This is from a Complex Magazine article, here is the link to it
Trinidad James Didn't Actually Win A Grammy For "Uptown Funk"
to my fellow Nas fans we good out here




