Chloe x Halle Sounded As Perfect As Ever During Grammys Donny Hathaway Tribute

Four years soon after being signed to Beyoncé's record label, Chloe x Halle are getting the recognition they deserve, one brilliant efficiency at a time. That trend continued while in their tribute to soul singer Donny Hathaway at the 61st Grammy Awards, because the 20- and 18-year-old sisters proved their vocal chops singing "Where Is The Love."


Chloe x Halle first gained viral fame from their viral covers on YouTube, including "Pretty Hurts" by Beyoncé, in which the sisters routinely hit precise, complex harmonies. With the release of their Best Urban Contemporary Album-nominated debut album, The Kids Are Alright, Chloe x Halle haven't stopped those harmonies.


The sisters caused a stir just a week ago at Super Bowl LIII, before which they performed "America the Pretty for tens of millions of viewers nationwide. "I’m so delighted of Chloe and Halle," Beyoncé wrote on her Instagram, sharing their performance.


Even more people learned Chloe x Halle's names tonight, because the duo burst further into the mainstream with their rendition of "Where Is The passion by Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway, 40 years right after Hathaway's untimely death. The original recording won a Grammy for Best Pop Efficiency by a Duo or Categorize with Vocals in 1973.


The duo didn't miss a note – as per regular – and showed the audience why they also earned a nomination as this year's Best New Artist, an award Dua Lipa won shortly soon after their performance.


"Thank you so much, Donny Hathaway," the sisters mentioned to end their tribute. "Your music lives on forever."