The 2025 Grammy nominations have been revealed, spotlighting the Best Folk Album category with a diverse lineup of artists. Nominees include established names in folk music, offering listeners a range of contemporary sounds ahead of the awards ceremony.
The Recording Academy has unveiled the nominees for the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, set for 2025, with the Best Folk Album category highlighting innovative works in the genre. This announcement, covered in detail by music outlets, invites fans to explore the selected albums and predict potential winners.
The nominated albums are:
- What Did The Blackbird Say To The Crow by Rhiannon Giddens & Justin Robinson
- Crown Of Roses by Patty Griffin
- Wild And Clear And Blue by I'm With Her
- Foxes In The Snow by Jason Isbell
- Under The Powerlines April 24 – September 24 by Jesse Welles
These selections showcase a blend of traditional folk influences and modern storytelling, reflecting the category's emphasis on acoustic-driven narratives and cultural depth. Rhiannon Giddens, known for her roots music expertise, collaborates with Justin Robinson on their joint project, while Patty Griffin delivers introspective songwriting. I'm With Her brings harmonious vocals, Jason Isbell explores personal themes, and Jesse Welles captures a specific timeframe in his title.
The full list of Grammy nominees across all categories is available for review, building anticipation for the event. As the awards approach, discussions among folk enthusiasts focus on which album will claim the honor, underscoring the genre's enduring appeal in contemporary music.
