Luke James: Last News

songwriter, the crooner would rather work alongside his peers than joust with them. BJ The Chicago Kid has worked with Anderson .Paak and JID.

Teyana Taylor has criticised Grammys bosses for failing to shortlist any female artists in the Best R&B Album category for next year’s awards.The nominations were unveiled on Tuesday, with John Legend’s ‘Bigger Love’, Giveon’s ‘Take Time’, ‘All Rise’ by Gregory Porter, ‘To Feel Love/d ‘by Luke James and Ant Clemons’ ‘Happy 2 Be’ Here all receiving nods for Best R&B Album.But Teyana, who released her third record ‘The Album’ earlier this year, was among those to criticise their omission from the list.Sharing the Recording Academy’s nominations , she wrote on Twitter: “Y’all was better off just saying best MALE R&B ALBUM cause all I see is dick in this category.”Responding to one fan who jumped to her defence, she wrote: “HA! i don’t think

Teyana Taylor took to Twitter after Grammy nominations were announced on Tuesday, questioning why all five nominees in the the R&B Album category were male.'Y’all was better off just saying best MALE R&B ALBUM cause all I see is dick in this category,' said the 29-year-old, who released The Album this past June.The nominees in the category were Giveon (for his album Take Time), Ant Clemons (Happy 2 Be Here), Luke James (To Feel Love/D), John Legend (Bigger Love), and Gregory Porter (All Rise).