Sam Smith wins 4 Grammys; Beck is dark horse victor of album award
Show presented a mix of old songs and new faces, and also gave sombre nods to the issues of domestic abuse and the threat against civil rights
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THE 57th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday were a mixture of old songs, new faces and upsets, as Sam Smith, a 22-year-old British singer barely known to American audiences a year ago, won three of the top four prizes, and Beck became the dark-horse victor of album of the year.
Smith took best new artist as well as both record and song of the year for "Stay With Me", a moody, lovelorn ballad that became a smash on pop radio stations.
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