Who won a Grammy for SZA's song Snooze?

Victoria Monét, alongside Edgar Wright, won the Grammy for Best R&B Song for co-writing "Snooze."

What song did Mutt Lange win a Grammy for in 1992?

Mutt Lange won a Grammy in 1992 for co-writing Bryan Adams' "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You."

When is the 68th annual Grammy Awards?

The 68th annual Grammy Awards will be presented on February 2.

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Mutt Connection: Thomas & Lange's Grammy Journeys Align

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Summary

Both Thomas and Lange achieved their first Grammy Awards as songwriters.
Thomas co-wrote SZA's 2024 Grammy-winning song 'Snooze'.
Lange won his first Grammy in 1992 for 'Everything I Do' from Robin Hood.

Mutt Connection: Thomas & Lange's Grammy Journeys Align

Victoria Monét and Jack Antonoff have earned multiple nominations at the upcoming 68th annual Grammy Awards, a testament to their songwriting prowess. Monét's "Snooze," co-written with Edgar Wright, secured her first Grammy for Best R&B Song earlier this year. This achievement mirrors that of legendary songwriter Mutt Lange.

Lange's songwriting journey began with a 1992 Grammy for "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" from "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves." Since then, he has amassed additional Grammys for his work with Shania Twain and producing Muse's "Drones."

The final round of voting for the 68th annual Grammy Awards is currently underway, concluding on January 5. The winners will be announced on February 2 at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, celebrating a year of exceptional musical talent.