


New Industry Focus & ROSTR Launch Independent Voter Guide for 2026 GRAMMYs
A data-first, interactive resource for Recording Academy voters and the wider industry
New Industry Focus and ROSTR have launched the first-ever edition of their independent Voter Guide for the 2026 GRAMMY Awards.
Why it matters:
With 95 categories, 497 nominations, and more than 1,000 credited nominees, the 2026 GRAMMY Awards ballot is bigger and more complex than ever.
Built around data, credits, and criteria rather than opinion or campaign messaging, the NIF & ROSTR Guide cuts through the noise to give voters a clear view of who did what on each nominated project, all in one place โ from headline artists to songwriters, producers, engineers, mixers and more.
The Guide is an independent editorial product from The ROSTR Group, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Recording Academy or the GRAMMY Awards.
Key features:
Full ballot coverage across all 95 categories for the 2026 GRAMMY Awards.
497 nominations and more than 1,000 credited contributors mapped and searchable.
Category-level views with criteria, field grouping, nomination lists, and core data.
Contributor-level views that show where individual people appear across categories.
Fact-based, non-editorial framing designed to inform, not influence, voting decisions.
What they said:
Mark Williamson, Co-Founder and CEO of The ROSTR Group: โGRAMMY guides have traditionally been heavy on ads and light on actual utility. We built this guide to give voters a super-modern way to get the info they need to cast their votes in one place. No fluff, no opinion.โ
New Industry Focus and ROSTR have launched the first-ever edition of their independent Voter Guide for the 2026 GRAMMY Awards.
Why it matters:
With 95 categories, 497 nominations, and more than 1,000 credited nominees, the 2026 GRAMMY Awards ballot is bigger and more complex than ever.
Built around data, credits, and criteria rather than opinion or campaign messaging, the NIF & ROSTR Guide cuts through the noise to give voters a clear view of who did what on each nominated project, all in one place โ from headline artists to songwriters, producers, engineers, mixers and more.
The Guide is an independent editorial product from The ROSTR Group, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Recording Academy or the GRAMMY Awards.
Key features:
Full ballot coverage across all 95 categories for the 2026 GRAMMY Awards.
497 nominations and more than 1,000 credited contributors mapped and searchable.
Category-level views with criteria, field grouping, nomination lists, and core data.
Contributor-level views that show where individual people appear across categories.
Fact-based, non-editorial framing designed to inform, not influence, voting decisions.
What they said:
Mark Williamson, Co-Founder and CEO of The ROSTR Group: โGRAMMY guides have traditionally been heavy on ads and light on actual utility. We built this guide to give voters a super-modern way to get the info they need to cast their votes in one place. No fluff, no opinion.โ
New Industry Focus and ROSTR have launched the first-ever edition of their independent Voter Guide for the 2026 GRAMMY Awards.
Why it matters:
With 95 categories, 497 nominations, and more than 1,000 credited nominees, the 2026 GRAMMY Awards ballot is bigger and more complex than ever.
Built around data, credits, and criteria rather than opinion or campaign messaging, the NIF & ROSTR Guide cuts through the noise to give voters a clear view of who did what on each nominated project, all in one place โ from headline artists to songwriters, producers, engineers, mixers and more.
The Guide is an independent editorial product from The ROSTR Group, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Recording Academy or the GRAMMY Awards.
Key features:
Full ballot coverage across all 95 categories for the 2026 GRAMMY Awards.
497 nominations and more than 1,000 credited contributors mapped and searchable.
Category-level views with criteria, field grouping, nomination lists, and core data.
Contributor-level views that show where individual people appear across categories.
Fact-based, non-editorial framing designed to inform, not influence, voting decisions.
What they said:
Mark Williamson, Co-Founder and CEO of The ROSTR Group: โGRAMMY guides have traditionally been heavy on ads and light on actual utility. We built this guide to give voters a super-modern way to get the info they need to cast their votes in one place. No fluff, no opinion.โ
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