WATCH HERE
OFF OF HIS LATEST GRAMMY NOMINATED ALBUM
ALGORITHM
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CURRENTLY NOMINATED FOR TWO 2025 GRAMMY AWARDS
“BEST R&B ALBUM” – ALGORITHM
“BEST R&B PERFORMANCE” – “THAT’S YOU”
EARNING HIM 13 GRAMMY NOMINATIONS TOTAL
IN HIS CAREER SO FAR
[New York, NY – November 12, 2024] Today, GRAMMY award-winning, genre-bending R&B superstar Lucky Daye dropped a live performance videoof his song “Blame” featuring Teddy Swims from his now Grammy nominated album Algorithm – watch the video HERE. The performance is from Lucky’s The Algorithm Tour he wrapped at the end of August where Lucky brought Teddy Swims out to surprise fans.
This drop is on the heels of Lucky garnering two 2025 Grammy nominations – “Best R&B Album” for Algorithm (listen HERE) and “Best R&B Performance” for his single “That’s You.” Lucky has been at the forefront of the R&B genre, earning now 13 GRAMMY nominations so far in his career, securing a Grammy win for “Best Progressive R&B Album” for his EP Table for Two in 2021.
Watch the Live Performance Video for “Blame” featuring Teddy Swims HERE
Listen to Algorithm HERE
Lucky’s latest and now Grammy nominated album Algorithm, out now via Keep Cool/RCA Records, showcases Lucky’s versatility, immersing the listener into an experimental and futuristic sound that fuses various genres including R&B, rock, alternative and more. The album redefines what it means to be an R&B artist in the modern era and was created with Lucky’s longtime collaborators D’Mile and J. Kercy.
Algorithm is inspired by Lucky not following a certain rulebook or ‘algorithm’ in order to achieve success, but instead carving his own path in the industry. The new album arrives on the heels of previously released singles “HERicane” and “Soft,” the latter of which he performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. He also performed a medley of “That’s You” and “HERicane” on Good Morning America. To support the album, Lucky embarked on his long-awaited The Algorithm Tour that kicked off in July of this year and hit major cities across North America such as Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, Chicago, Toronto and more.
Most recently, Lucky performed at the 2024 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony where he performed with Mary J. Blige to honor her induction. Stay tuned for more from Lucky Daye coming soon.
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ABOUT LUCKY DAYE
GRAMMY-Award winning R&B star Lucky Daye discovered his love of music and natural gift for singing and songwriting early in life in his hometown of New Orleans. Displaced by the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, Lucky moved to Atlanta for a brief stint and eventually ventured to Los Angeles to pursue his music dreams. After meeting producer D’Mile and working with him on his debut album Painted, Lucky fully realized his voice and potential. His undeniable talent as a vocalist took shape and landed him at his label home, Keep Cool, in partnership with RCA Records.
In 2022, Lucky Daye received five nominations for the 65th annual GRAMMY Awards (including Album of the Year 2x for writing credits on Beyoncé ’s RENAISSANCE and Mary J. Blige’s Good Morning Gorgeous), performed his hit single “Over” on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, and released his sophomore album Candydrip. The album debuted at #5 on the Billboard Top R&B Albums Chart and #10 on the Billboard Current R&B Albums Chart, and upon release received critical acclaim fromNPR, Complex, Rolling Stone, and Billboard, who hailed Daye’s latest effort as “immaculate, forward-thinking R&B.” In addition to Candydrip,Lucky has also released a number of collaborations including “Star” with Megan Thee Stallion, “Too Much” with Mark Ronson, “A Mess” with Ella Mai, “CYBAH” with Syd, and more.
Prior to these accolades, Daye won the GRAMMY Award for Best Progressive R&B album for his 2021 EP Table for Two, received nominations for four GRAMMY’s in 2019, including Best R&B Album and Best R&B Song, and released his explosive hit “Roll Some Mo” in late 2018. Lucky has also been nominated for an American Music Award, iHeart Radio Music Award, NAACP Image Award and more. He has notably performed for NPR Tiny Desk three times, as one of the only acts to ever do so.
