Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff, Ludwig Göransson son nominados a los Hollywood Music in Media Awards: Lista completa

The 2026 Hollywood Music in Media Awards (HMMA) have unveiled their list of nominees, spotlighting a diverse array of musical contributions across film, television, and other visual media. Set to take place on November 18 at the historic Avalon Hollywood venue, the 17th annual event recognizes composers, songwriters, and artists who have made significant impacts through their musical creations this year.

Among the standout nominees is the songwriting duo Taylor Swift and Jack Antonoff, nominated for their collaboration on “I Knew It, I Knew You,” a track crafted for the highly anticipated animated film Toy Story 5. This song vies for the award in the Best Song – Animated Film category, positioning it as a potential frontrunner in upcoming accolades.

Ludwig Göransson, a composer with a remarkable track record, has garnered three nominations for his work on The Odyssey. His recognitions include Best Score, Best Song (“When I’m Home,” co-written with James Blake, Travis Scott, and Christopher Nolan), and Best Music Video for that song. Göransson’s recent accolades include two HMMA wins for Sinners, along with an Oscar and Golden Globe for Best Original Score, underscoring his continued influence and excellence in the industry.

The Spanish film La Bola Negra has also received critical acknowledgment, securing two nominations: Best Song – Independent Film for “La Nieve,” credited to Álvaro Lafuente, Raül Refree, and Lucas Duran and performed by Guitarricadelafuente, and Best Score – Independent Film composed by Raül Refree. These nods highlight the international scope of the awards and the growing recognition of independent cinema in music categories.

The announcement also highlighted other prolific contributors, with composers Daniel Pemberton and Mina Samy leading individual nominations at four apiece. Pemberton’s work spans scores for Project Hail Mary, The Drama, and the series Slow Horses, alongside a song nomination for “Let Me Sell You a Dream” from Musk, co-written with David Byrne. Meanwhile, Samy’s nominations cover original scores for the film Ezma, the short Stopped, and multiple recognitions for The Death Ward television series.

Veteran songwriter Diane Warren remains a formidable presence, earning a nod for “One Right Here” from Maserati: The Brothers, performed by Andrea Bocelli and Jennifer Hudson. Warren’s previous HMMA wins, including for her documentary song “Dear Me,” affirm her lasting impact on music in visual media.

Several films garnered multiple nominations this year. Behemoth!, The Odyssey, Michael, Brother Verses Brother, and Linda Perry: Let It Die Here each secured three nominations, signaling their strong musical profiles within the awards circuit.

The HMMAs continue to serve as an important precursor to the Oscars, often spotlighting works that later achieve Academy recognition. Both “I Knew It, I Knew You” and The Odyssey are considered strong Oscar contenders in their respective categories, though official Academy nominations will not be announced until January 21.

The scope of the HMMAs extends beyond feature films, celebrating music in television series, documentaries, video games, and commercials. With categories encompassing original scores, songs, music supervision, and performance, the awards provide a comprehensive overview of the year’s outstanding musical contributions across entertainment mediums.

As the November ceremony approaches, details on special performances remain forthcoming. Tickets are currently available for industry professionals and fans eager to witness the celebration of musical artistry in Hollywood’s vibrant media landscape.