Billie Eilish and FINNEAS brought home the bacon with the new addition to their gallery of awards and accolades.
In the now-iconic 94th Academy Awards, Billie Eilish and brother FINNEAS bested four music heavyweights in earning this year's Best Original Song.
"No Time To Die" is Oscar's Best Original Song for 2022
Eilish and Connelly took home one of the only two awards for music in the Oscars for their record "No Time to Die" for the 2021 James bond film of the same title.
The Grammy-winning artists managed to beat Beyonce for "Be Alive" and Lin Manuel Miranda for the "Encanto" hit "Dos Oroguitas. "
"No Time To Die" also won against "Down to Joy" by Van Morrison and "Somehow You Do," by Dianne Warren.
Variety predicted earlier this week that the Bond track is in a tight race with Lin Manuel Miranda's "Dos Oroguitas," which they think will win.
The 20-year old "Happier Than Ever" singer, clad in an all-black gown, performed the Bond hit at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood last night.
This Oscar win marks Billie Eilish and FINNEAS' first Academy Award, which was also the tandem's first nomination at the award-giving body.
However, the Bond films' music is no stranger to the Academy Awards, as this win was also historic for the franchise.
READ ALSO: Glastonbury Festival 2022: Ticket Resale, Line Up, Everything You Need To Know
James Bond franchise music makes history at Oscars 2022
"No Time To Die" the film, is the twenty-fifth film of the James Bond movie franchise. It was also Daniel Craig's sixth time playing the iconic role of James Bond.
Meanwhile, it is the third consecutive Oscar award for the lead soundtrack of the James Bond franchise.
Eilish and Connelly's win followed "Writing's on the Wall" from 2015's "Spectre" and Adele's "Skyfall" from the movie of the same name, all of which Daniel Craig has starred as Bond.
The song was written by the brother-sister duo approximately three years ago, as it was released last February 2020.
As of writing, "No Time To Die" boasts 20 awards and accolades alone, bagging a Grammy in 2021 for Best Song Written for Visual Media, Best Original Song in Golden Globe in 2022, and a Hollywood Music in Media Awards for Best Original Song in a Feature Film.
© 2024 MusicTimes.com All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.