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Last month, Billie Eilish received an impressive 7 GRAMMY Award® nominations for the 64th GRAMMY Awards® set to take place January 31, 2022. Eilish is now the youngest artist to be nominated twice in major categories; Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Pop Solo Performance in GRAMMY Award® history.
Eilish also received the Best Music Video nomination as the director for her music video for ‘Happier Than Ever,’ as well as Best Music Film for ‘Happier Than Ever: A Love Letter To Los Angeles.’ The nominations follow her #1 album ‘Happier Than Ever,’ which was released earlier this year. This month, Billie Eilish and her brother FINNEAS also won Variety’s Film Song Of The Year HITMAKER Award for their James Bond song ‘No Time To Die,’ they also received the Best Song in a Feature Award for the same song at 2021 Hollywood Music In Media Awards (HMMA). Watch the official music video for ‘No Time To Die’ HERE |
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Happier Than Ever’ is out everywhere now. |
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“A musically brilliant, wildly imaginative singer-songwriter.” – Rolling Stone Some of the most dynamic, emotionally complex and brilliantly produced music of her career thus far.” – Paste “A sensitive deep dive into the psyche and secrets of a young woman.” – Billboard “Billie Eilish’s second album matters— as a cultural phenomenon and a statement of Gen-Z womanhood.” – SLATE “It’s sophisticated ambiguity like this that proves why, at 19, Eilish is already a music legend.” – USA Today “It’s vulnerable. It’s honest. It’s Eilish doing what Eilish does best.” – USA Today “Eilish’s talent for the alchemical process of making deeply personal matters into profound and empathetic music remains as strong as ever, if not more so.” – AV Club “Her excellent sophomore album feels downright heroic, the work of an artist refusing to stay still.” – Rolling Stone “‘A stunning encapsulation of Eilish’s impactful songwriting and sonic versatility.” – NYLON “Billie Eilish delivers a second album that shows she wasn’t just a whisper.” – Washington Post |
