Lorde´s Royals Wins Song Of The Year Grammy

This News Reported From LOS ANGELES: New Zealand vocalist Lorde´s mega-hit "Royals" won the recital of the year Grammy on Sunday, as music´s biggest evening drew in the direction of its climax.

"Thank you every person who has let this song blow up. it´s been kind of mental," she said, acknowledging the accolade on stage in Los Angeles with co-songwriter Joel Little. She trounce rival pieces of music "Just Give Me A cause" by Pink, "Locked Out Of paradise" by Bruno Mars, "Roar" by Katy Perry and
"Same Love" by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis in the category.

The 17-year-old Kiwi had currently distressed music veterans to win the Grammy for best burst solo presentation, encompassing Mars, Perry and Justin Timberlake. Lorde, whose genuine title is Ella Yelich-O´Connor, raged through worldwide charts last year with "Royals," her genre-defying tale of aspirational luxury.

With the song, Lorde became the first proceed from New Zealand to peak the Billboard journal in the United States.Lorde was furthermore nominated for best record, the coveted top award due to be broadcast at the end of Sunday´s three-and-a-half-hour display.