The 2025 Grammy Awards celebrated the best in electronic music, with Justice, Charli XCX, and more taking home major wins. The annual event, held at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, showcased an exciting mix of legendary acts and rising stars across various genres.
Justice Secures Another Grammy Win
French electronic music pioneers Justice claimed the Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Recording with their track “Neverender,” a collaboration with Tame Impala from their latest album, Hyperdrama. This marks the duo’s third Grammy win, further cementing their legacy in electronic music. Known for their genre-blending sound that merges electro, rock, and funk influences, Justice continues to push boundaries in the dance music scene.
The competition in this category was fierce, with nominees including Kaytranada, Four Tet, Fred again.., and Disclosure. Justice’s win reinforces their ability to innovate and remain relevant in an ever-evolving genre. Hyperdrama has been widely praised for its nostalgic yet futuristic sound, bringing together elements of their signature style with fresh, experimental production.
Charli XCX Triumphs with Brat
Charli XCX celebrated a milestone moment in her career, securing her first-ever Grammy wins. She took home the award for Best Dance/Electronic Music Album with Brat, an album that not only captivated fans but also sparked the viral “brat summer” trend on social media. Known for her ability to blend hyperpop, electronic, and experimental sounds, Charli has solidified her influence in the dance music world.
In addition to her album win, Brat also received the Grammy for Best Recording Package, recognizing its striking visual aesthetics. Furthermore, her hit single “Von dutch” won Best Dance Pop Recording, beating out strong contenders from major artists in the genre. These awards mark a turning point in Charli XCX’s career, acknowledging her transition into a dominant force within electronic and pop music.
Other Notable Wins
Beyond the dance and electronic categories, the 67th Grammy Awards featured some major wins across multiple genres. Kendrick Lamar emerged as the biggest winner of the night, claiming five awards, including Song of the Year and Record of the Year for “Not Like Us.” The track, a diss aimed at fellow rapper Drake, was a standout in the hip-hop category and further cemented Kendrick’s reputation as one of the most influential artists of this generation.
Meanwhile, Beyoncé continued her reign at the Grammys, winning Album of the Year for Cowboy Carter. This win comes after her historic sweep in the Dance/Electronic categories in 2022, highlighting her versatility as an artist. Her latest album has been widely praised for blending country influences with her signature R&B and pop sounds, demonstrating her ability to push genre boundaries.
The Impact of the 2025 Grammys on Electronic Music
The success of Justice and Charli XCX at the 2025 Grammy Awards signals a significant shift in the recognition of electronic music within mainstream award shows. Historically, electronic and dance music have often been overlooked in major categories, but the consistent wins by artists like Justice, Charli XCX, and Beyoncé highlight a growing appreciation for the genre.
With the rise of innovative producers and the increasing crossover between electronic and pop music, the industry is seeing a renaissance in creative production. Justice’s return with Hyperdrama and Charli XCX’s forward-thinking Brat showcase how electronic music continues to evolve, blending elements from multiple genres while staying true to its dancefloor roots.
Full List of 2025 Grammy Winners
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