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Bergenfield’s Jack Antonoff won music’s highest honors Sunday night at the 66th annual Grammy Awards.

The singer and producer won a Grammy award for Album of The Year for Taylor Swift's "Midnights" album. He was one of the producers on the album.

This was Antonoff's 10th Grammy award and his third while working alongside Swift.

And Maplewood's Sza, who was the most nominated artist this year with nine nominations, took home three awards. She won Best Progressive R&B album with “SOS,” Best R&B Song with "Snooze” and she also won for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.