A "Grammy Award winner" refers to an individual or group that has received a Grammy Award, which is presented by the Recording Academy to recognize outstanding achievements in the music industry. The awards cover various categories, including genres like pop, rock, jazz, and classical, among others. Winning a Grammy is considered one of the highest honors in music. The Grammy Awards ceremony takes place annually, typically in January or February, and features live performances and appearances by many famous artists. The awards are determined by voting members of the Recording Academy, who evaluate recordings based on artistic merit, technical proficiency, and overall impact.