.brandicarlile showed off her incredible vocal power during a scorching performance of her song “Broken Horses” at tonight’s GRAMMYs.
, assisted by Shooter Jennings on piano and the vocal duo Lucius. Full of searing guitar and lyrical references to retribution, the song crescendoed with Carlile pushing her voice to a piercing scream in the final vamp.
The louder sound of the recording caught notice of the Grammy voters as well, and they nominated “Broken Horses” for Best Rock Performance and Best Rock Song, both of which Carlile prior to the broadcast. “I’ll never be the same!” Carlile said in her acceptance speech. “I cut my hair, I learned how to scream, and I just won a Grammy for a rock & roll song!”
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