Goyte takes home two Grammys GOTYE has created Grammy history, already picking up two trophies ahead of the televised awards. The Australian sonic architect has proven the bookies and fans right by taking out the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance with his duet partner Kimbra for Somebody That I Used To Know. Wally De Backer's acclaimed album making Mirrors also took outr the Best Alternative Music release award. He is the first Australian artist this century to win mutliple Grammys for the same release. The Australian global chartslayer beat out some of the biggest names in the music world to take out the duet performance gong, heading off fellow No.1 stars Fun with Janelle Monae, Maroon 5 and Wiz Khalifa, LMFAO and Florence & The Machine. His competition for the Alternative trophy was the cream of respected songwriters including Fiona Apple, M83 and Tom Waits. Gotye will also contest the Record Of The Year later in the awards, in contention to become the first Australian to win the covetred prize since Olivia Newton John in 1975 with her breakthrough hit I Honestly Love You. "I don't really feel worthy of being up here," a surprised De Backer said on stage.