Playlist: 10 more hot Grammy nominees

USA TODAY's Kristin Musulin picks 10 intriguing songs from this year's Grammy nominees:

The Black Keys – Gotta Get Away
The bluesy duo searches for love in this catchy track from Turn Blue, up for best rock album.

Little Dragon – Klapp Klapp
Trippy synthesizers complement Yukimi Nagano's spooky vocals on this tune from dance/electronic album nominee, Nabuma Rubberband.

Bryan Sutton – Cricket on the Hearth
This track from bluegrass album nominee Into My Own shows why lyrics are unnecessary for an artist with incredible finger picking skills.

Pentatonix – Daft Punk
Five voices create sounds of electronic magic in this vocal mix of Daft Punk hits, nominated for best a capella arrangement.

Haim – Falling
Full of captivating bass licks and smooth harmonies, this hit track proves why sister trio Haim earned a nomination for best new artist.

John Hiatt – Terms of My Surrender
"Love can be so wrong, like a fat man in a thong," sings Hiatt in this humorous and soulful nominee for best American roots song.

Alt-J – Every Other Freckle
This dark, sensual track highlights the delightfully eerie vibe of alternative music album nominee This Is All Yours.

Schoolboy Q – Prescription/Oxymoron
The 28-year-old rapper tells a heartbreaking story of drugs and family in this two-part title track from rap album nominee Oxymoron.

Dianne Reeves – 32 Flavors
Reeves uses soul and sass to prove she's "32 flavors and then some" in this track from Beautiful Life, up for best jazz vocal album.

Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood – Somethin' Bad
America's country sweethearts join forces and catch fire in this tune, nominated for best country duo performance.