FKA Twigs wins her first Grammy for Best Electronic Album
FKA twigs wins a Grammy for ‘Eusexua’ under Best Dance/Electronic Album, marking another unusual win for EDM.
FKA twigs has collected her first Grammy, and the moment has felt less like a breakout and more like a personal milestone. At the 2026 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, her album ‘Eusexua’ has won Best Dance/Electronic Album, cementing a milestone in a career that has spent years operating slightly ahead of the curve. The award has been announced during the Premiere Ceremony, but its impact has landed with main-stage weight.
The win has carried extra significance given its efficiency. ‘Eusexua’ has been Twigs’ sole nomination this year, and she has converted it immediately. After years of redefining the intersection of club music, pop, and performance art, she has entered the category once and exited with hardware, and even got Anyma to rework one of her tracks.
When twigs has taken the stage, she has appeared visibly surprised, offering heartfelt thanks to producer Koreless, her creative collaborators, and the team that helped bring ‘Eusexua’ to life. Her speech has doubled as encouragement, reminding artists that recognition does not always arrive on schedule, but vision tends to age well. It has been gracious, grounded, and unmistakably Twigs.
The album itself has already built momentum ahead of Grammy night. ‘Eusexua‘ has debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Dance Albums chart and has placed multiple tracks across dance-pop rankings under the experimental atmosphere.
Her win has come in a stacked field. Eusexua has edged out albums from Skrillex, Fred again.., PinkPantheress, and Rüfüs Du Sol, a nominee list that gets the crowd going at every major festival. While others have arrived with unsurprising energy, Twigs has slipped through with restraint, atmosphere, and awe.
FKA Twigs wasn’t the only one to surprise fans and professionals alike by winning the Golden Globe trophy. Tame Impala won best dance recording for “End of Summer,” while Gesaffelstein won for his rework of Lady Gaga’s “Abracadabra”. Overall, Grammy winners have continued to roll in across genres, keeping the tradition of valuing the music and celebrating wins with each other.
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