The 68th Grammy Awards 2026 nominations are out, and several Indian-origin artists have secured their place among the world’s finest. From Anoushka Shankar’s stunning compositions to Charu Suri’s fusion of jazz and Indian ragas, Indian talent continues to make waves on the global music stage.
Indian Artists at the Grammys
Anoushka Shankar received nominations for Best Global Music Performance for her single Daybreak and Best Global Music Album for Chapter III: We Return to Light, created with Alam Khan and Sarathy Korwar.
Siddhant Bhatia’s album Sounds of Kumbha also made the list under Best Global Music Album, highlighting Indian spirituality through soulful compositions.
In another proud moment, Charu Suri, an Indo-American pianist, bagged a nomination for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album for her work Shayan. Her blend of Indian classical and Western jazz has won hearts globally.
India’s Presence on the Global Stage
Alongside global icons like Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, and Burna Boy, these Indian musicians represent a growing bridge between traditional artistry and modern soundscapes.
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