Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Duckwrth's Grammy Button Fantasy Becomes Reality
Duckwrth is a musician who used to pretend to press an imaginary 'Grammy button' when he finished recording songs.
His latest album, 'All American F—Boy,' is now actually nominated for a Grammy in the Best Immersive Audio Album category.
The album features a mix of different music styles and tells a story about a character dealing with relationships and personal issues.
Andrew Law, the engineer who worked on the album, helped create a special 3D sound experience.
Duckwrth says the nomination is a reward for being creative and taking risks.
He hopes it inspires other young artists to do the same.
Duckwrth's album 'All American F—Boy' is nominated for a Grammy in the Best Immersive Audio Album category.
The album features a mix of hip-hop, funk, rock, and soul, and includes narration by LaKeith Stanfield.
Andrew Law, the immersive mix engineer, formatted the album for Dolby Atmos surround sound, creating a 3D listening experience.
Duckwrth's album tells the story of a character dealing with relationships and personal issues, inspired by his own experiences.
The Grammy nomination is a reward for Duckwrth's creativity and vulnerability, and he hopes it inspires other young artists.
- Who
- Duckwrth, a singer, songwriter, and producer, and Andrew Law, the immersive mix engineer.
- What
- Duckwrth's album 'All American F—Boy' is nominated for a Grammy in the Best Immersive Audio Album category.
- When
- The 68th Annual Grammy Awards will be held on February 1.
- Where
- The Grammy Awards will be held in Los Angeles.
- Why
- The album is nominated for its technical work in immersive audio, which creates a three-dimensional listening experience.
- Artist
- Duckwrth
- Album
- All American F—Boy
- Grammy Category
- Best Immersive Audio Album
- Grammy Year
- 68th Annual Grammy Awards
- Immersive Mix Engineer
- Andrew Law
- Album Duration
- 2 ½ years
- Narration
- LaKeith Stanfield