Shawn Storm eyes Grammy recognition

According to Reggae-vibes (DE), Shawn Storm eyes Grammy recognition Call it the redemption of Shawn Storm. Two years after he was released from a maximum security prison in Jamaica, the deejay’s EP, ‘Growth’, is being considered for Best Reggae Album at the 2027 Grammy Awards. Approximately 119 projects are in that batch including albums by heavy hitters like Ziggy Marley, Beenie Man and Buju Banton. ‘Growth’ is a dark horse to make the final cut when the nominees are announced by the Recording Academy on November 16, but just having his name in the running for music’s biggest showpiece, is a big deal. Released last May by Rich Boss Records, ‘Growth’ was submitted for Grammy consideration by Channel A TV, a Washington-based company operated by Zambian businessman Davies Chirwa. It was granted Grammy submission status in 2024. Chirwa, who has been associated with dancehall-reggae acts like Sean Paul and I-Octane, recent