2020 GRAMMY Awards: Vote Now for 'Best New Artist'

A mutual friend set up the duo of Black Pumas, as Adrian Quesada was looking for the perfect voice for his next project. He found Eric Burton, and they blend together for music that feels timeless and transported, dripping with spirit and soul.

Duh. Billie Eilish set all the records in 2019, and will probably shatter a few more before music's biggest night is over. The 18-year-old singer took music from her bedroom and turned it into a movement, as the unlikely hero gave a generation a voice.

"Old Town Road" could have easily been a footnote on the 2010s, but Lil Nas X decided to show there's much more to him than the Country Trap viral sensation. Sonically exploring new places on his debut EP, and proving to be much more than his debut single.

All bow down to the self-love Queen, who gave us endless joy and anthems through the past year, finally breaking through on sheer will and talent. The "Truth Hurts" singer has offered endless inspiration, captions, and courage through it all and has arrived as a star.

Adding Pop sensibility to her mix of Folk and R&B, Maggie Rogers hit on something unique on Heard It In A Past Life, delivering on viral promise with passion and sincerity.

Some are still catching on to the talent of ROSALÍA, who has already been nominated for Best New Artist at the Latin GRAMMYs, as she inspires others across the US and delivers Pop from her own lane.

Soul, Hip Hop, and Jazz served to you straight out of New Orleans with the amazing voice of Tarriona "Tank" Ball stirring the pot. The group broke through in 2019, thanks to their excellent album, Green Balloon, surprising listeners with something different at every turn.

Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys helped bring the sound of Yola to life, wrapping her astounding voice with phenomenal flourishes and the warm glow of another era, but it's that unmistakable sound from Yola that only she can claim credit for, that sets her apart.