Write Espresso And APT., Amy Allen Wins Grammy Awards 2025 In Songwriter Of The Year Category, Non-Classical

Amy Allen won the 2025 Grammy Awards through the Songwriter Of The Year category, Non-Classical (doc. Recording Academy)

JAKARTA - Amy Allen managed to bring home the trophy at the 2025 Grammy Awards through the Songwriter Of The Year category, Non-Classical (This Year's Songwriter, Non-Classical).

As is known, the 67th Grammy Awards will be held at the Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles on Sunday, February 2 local time.

What Allen has done throughout 2024 is extraordinary. He is the man behind the two most viral songs on social media, Espresso from Sabrina Carpenter and APT from Rosé ft. Bruno Mars.

When asked his opinion about the victory in this category, Allen could not cover up the happiness he felt.

"I love it. I feel happy because of it, I won't lie," said Amy Allen, citing a backstage Recording Academy interview.

While joking, Allen said that he had written many songs before, and this year's victory was interpreted as the result of his musical journey.

There were so many bad songs I wrote in my life before I got this (Grammy Cup). And I'm so grateful to be here and with the artists who worked with me, and the writers and producers. It's nice to represent the songwriter community," he said.

Allen also expressed his gratitude to the musicians who had trusted him to join in writing songs.

Especially for Sabrina Carpenter, he said, "It feels very happy and we are really brothers now."

Meanwhile, Amy Allen is listed as the first female songwriter to win in the Songwriter Of The Year category, Non-Classical.

The category, which was recently introduced in the 65th Grammy Awards, was won by Tobias Jesso Jr. (2023) and Theron Thomas (2024).

In this victory, Allen excels from four other songwriters, namely Jessi Alexander, Badminton Barrera, Jessie Je Way, and Raye.

Allen is one of the active contributors to the album "Short n' Sweet" which brought Sabrina Carpenter to great success. He is listed as a songwriter for the entire album material, including the song Espresso, PleasePlease Please, and Taste.

He was also listed on credit for several songs on Rosé's debut album, including APT, Number One Girl, 3am, Drinks or Coffee, Gameboy, Not the Same, and Vampirehollie.

In addition, Allen also works with other names, such as Olivia Rodrigo, Tate McRae, Justin Timberlake, Niall Horan, Jonas Brothers, and many more.