Jay-Z says the Recording Academy is at fault for Beyoncé by no means successful the highest prize on the Grammys … however Bey’s pops says her personal document label can be contributing to the snub.

Mathew Knowles joined us on “TMZ Dwell” Monday, and we requested him about Jay’s spicy speech on the Grammys, and what’s holding Beyoncé again from successful Album of the 12 months.

Whereas HOV pointed the finger on the voters, Mathew claims Beyonce’s document label, Columbia Information, is not doing its half behind the scenes … suggesting it isn’t going to bat for her with regards to the voting course of or the lobbying concerned for award reveals.

As Mathew explains, document labels can solely assist one artist per class, which turns into a problem when artists from the identical label are nominated for a similar award … as has been the case with Beyoncé not less than twice.

Mathew says this precise situation performed out again in 2017 … when Beyoncé and Adele, who can be signed to Columbia, had been each nominated for AOTY. Bey’s dad claims Columbia Information threw its assist behind Adele, and she or he ended up trumping Bey for the Grammy.

Harry Kinds can be on Columbia, BTW … and final yr, he beat out Beyoncé for AOTY.

Mathew says there are all kinds of causes a document label would assist one artist over one other — he broke down a couple of for us, whereas additionally stating it isn’t all the time in regards to the music itself.

Jay-Z admitted in his speech this entire course of is subjective, and Mathew’s not denying that … however he says cash is an enormous motivator right here too.

Beyoncé could very effectively win AOTY someplace down the road … however in the mean time, her father appears to be implying the powers that be simply aren’t in her nook for the highest prize.

In fact, Jay’s resolution was to “preserve displaying up,” to the purpose the place she will now not be denied … however Mathew’s saying Beyonce’s label has to point out up for her.

It is an attention-grabbing dialog … and Mathew takes us backstage within the nomination and voting course of.