Muni Long Leads Grammy R&B Field With 4 Nominations ...Middle East

Muni Long now has a chance to bring home a second Grammy for best R&B performance. The singer-songwriter received a second nod in that category during the Recording Academy’s unveiling Friday (Nov. 8) of its nominee slate for the 67th Grammy Awards — this time for the live rendition of her hit song “Made for Me (Live on BET).” Related Grammy Nominations 2025: See the Complete List 11/08/2024 Long also leads this y

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