Showing posts with label Rap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rap. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 14, 2023

More 2023 Juno Winners


Below is the full Juno televised ceremony from March 13, 2023


Links: Juno AwardsMore Juno Stories, Video above courtesy of CBC Music

Here's the complete list of winners from that night:

Monday, November 7, 2022

CONGRATS! 2022 SOCAN Award Winners (including local artists)

The 2022 SOCAN Awards were handed out at the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Toronto, on October 17, 2022. They celebrate the great accomplishments of Canada’s songwriters, screen composers, and music publishers in 2021.

Below is a complete lit of winners. Local acts are bolded.

Achievement in Feature Film
Domestic Television - Fiction
Domestic Television - Non-Fiction
International Film
Rap
Rock 

Achievement in Made-For-TV Movie
  • Daryl Bennett - I Am MLK Jr.
  • Cameron Catalano - The Wrong Patient

Breakout 

  • Composer: Evan MacDonald 
  • Songwriter: bbno$
  • Songwriter - French: La Zarra
Country 
  • James Barker Band: Over All Over Again
  • Jade Eagleson: All Night To Figure It Out
  • High Valley: River's Still Running
  • Brett Kissel: Make a Life, Not A Living
Cultural Impact Award
  • Tom Cochrane – “Life Is A Highway” 
Dance Music
  • DVBBS: West Coast
  • Loud Luxury, Frank Walker: Like Gold
  • Regard, Tate McRae, and Troye Sivan: You
  • Rêve: CTRL + ALT + DEL
Domestic Television - Animated
  • Steven Skratt & Asher Lenz (Hotel Transylvania, Rusty Rivets)
Folk Roots
  • Allison Russell
Hagood Hardy Award 
  • Alex Cuba
International Achievement 
  • OZ
International Song
  • Dua Lipa: Levitating
International Television Series
  • Graeme Cornies, James Chapple, Brian Pickett, David Kelly - Paw Patrol
  • Ed Roberton (Barenaked Ladies): Big Bang Theory
Jan V. Matejcek New Classical Music Award
  • Haralabos "Harry" Stafylakis
Licensed to Play

Presented to a SOCAN licensed business that consistently and conscientiously recognizes the importance of music rights and the importance of paying legal and ethical licenses for the public performance of music.

  • Side Door

Most Streamed Production 

  • Heartland (Keith Power)
  • Paw Patrol (Graeme Cornies, James Chapple, Brian Pickett, David Kelly)

Pop
  • BTS: Butter (Jenna Andrews)
  • Jessia: I'm Not Pretty
  • The Weeknd: Save Your Tears
  • bbno$: edamame
Post Synchronization Right
  • Editions Studio V Inc.
R&B

  • Justin Bieber: Peaches 
  • Doja Cat & The Weeknd: You Right
  • GIVĒON: Scarred 

Screen Composer
  • Keith Power
Songwriter
  • Performer: Drake
  • Producer: Koz
Vince Fontaine Indigenous Song Award
  • Snotty Nose Rez Kids, Drezus: Where They At
Viral Song Awards
  • Aqyila: Vibe For Me (Bob For Me)
  • EllyOtto: SugarCrash!
  • LILYISTHATYOU: F.M.R.N
  • Tesher: Jalebi Baby

Wednesday, October 21, 2020

Montreal's Backxwash Wins 2020 Polaris Prize


From the Polaris Prize website:




Links: Backxwash, Videos above courtesy of CBC Music

“Be as honest as you want to be and create the art that you want to,” says Backxwash while reflecting on her win.

This is Backxwash’s first Polaris Music Prize win.

The Prize, which was presented by CBC Music, goes to the best Canadian album of the year based on artistic merit without regard to genre, sales history or label affiliation. It was determined by a Grand Jury of 11 music media professionals drawn from the greater Polaris jury pool of 201 writers, editors, broadcasters, DJs and personalities from across the country. This was the 15th edition of the Polaris Music Prize.

Backxwash’s victory came with a $50,000 monetary reward. The nine other Short List nominees each received $3,000 courtesy of Slaight Music.
Blast from the Past: Last Year's Winner

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Saturday, July 11, 2020

CONGRATS! Album with Local Guest Stars Wins 2020 East Coast Music Award + Complete Winners


On July 10, 2020, the un-televised pre-awards show for the 2020 East Coast Music Awards announced the first batch of winners. Myles Goodwyn and Friends of the Blues 2, an amazing album starring the April Wine frontman, took home the top prize for Blues Recording of the Year. Guest stars on the recording included Hamilton Blues vet, Jack de Keyzer and Milton' own Mike "Shrimp Daddy" Reid.

The rest of the awards were handed out during a televised ceremony on July 11, 2020.

This track features Shrimp Daddy on harp:



Links: Shrimp Daddy, More Shrimp Daddy StoriesVideo above courtesy of Myles Goodwyn - Topic

This track features Jack de Keyzer on guitar:



Links: 
Myles GoodwynMore April Wine StoriesJack de KeyzerMore Jack de Keyzer StoriesVideo above courtesy of Myles Goodwyn - Topic

CONGRATS GUYS.

View the full pre-show here:



Links: East Coast Music AwardsMore ECMA stories, Video above courtesy of East Coast Music Association

Here is a complete list of winners from both nights:

Music Awards
  • Blues Recording of the Year: Myles Goodwyn - Myles Goodwyn and Friends of the Blues 2
  • Album of the Year: Wintersleep - In The Land Of
  • Bucky Adams Memorial Award: Jon Samuel
  • Classical Recordingof the Year : Marc Djokic - Solo Seven
  • Contemporary Roots Recording of the Year: The East Pointers - Yours to Break
  • Country Recording of the Year: Dave Sampson - All Types of Ways
  • Dance Recording of the Year: Famba - “Swear to God”
  • Dr. Helen Creighton Lifetime Achievement Award: Shanneyganock
  • Electronic Recording of the Year: Rich Aucoin - Release
  • Fans' Choice Entertainer of the Year: Jimmy Rankin
  • Fans' Choice Video of the Year: Jason Benoit - “Slow Hand” feat. Leah Daniels (Director: Tim Deegan)



    Links: Jason BenoitLeah Daniels, More Leah Daniels Stories, Video above courtesy of Jason Benoit

  • Folk Recording of the Year: Tim Baker - Forever Overhead
  • Francophone Recording of the Year: Jacobus - Caviar
  • Group Recording of the Year: Wintersleep - In The Land Of
  • Indigenous Artist of the Year: Eastern Owl
  • Inspirational Recording of the Year: Ian Foster and Nancy Hynes - A Week in December
  • Instrumental Recording of the Year: Florian Hoefner - First Spring
  • Jazz Recording of the Year: Florian Hoefner - First Spring
  • Loud Recording of the Year: Spirit of the Wildfire - Bittersweet Nothings
  • Pop Recording of the Year: Neon Dreams - Sweet Dreams Till Sunbeams
  • Rap/Hip-Hop Recording of the Year: Jacobus - Caviar
  • RnB/Soul Recording of the Year: Laura Roy - Forte
  • Rising Star Recording of the Year: Dave Sampson - All Types of Ways
  • Rock Recording of the Year: Wintersleep - In The Land Of
  • Roots/Traditional Recording of the Year: Natalie MacMaster - Sketches
  • Solo Recording of the Year: Tim Baker - Forever Overhead
  • Song of the Year: Wintersleep - “Beneficiary” (Producers: Tony Doogan, Wintersleep)
  • Songwriter of the Year:The East Pointers
Industry Awards
  • Company of the Year: The Syrup Factory
  • Event of the Year: Celtic Colours International Festival
  • Graphic/Media Artist of the Year: Deep Hollow Print
  • Management/Manager of the Year: Jones and Co.
  • Media Outlet of the Year: The East
  • Media Person of the Year: Bill Roach
  • Producer of the Year: Daniel Ledwell
  • Studio of the Year: Soundpark Studios
  • Studio Engineer of the Year: Thomas Stajcer
  • Venue of the Year: The Ship Pub
  • Video of the Year: Tim Baker - “All Hands” (Director: Jordan Canning)



    Links: Tim Baker, Video above courtesy of heytimbaker
Honorary Awards
  • Directors’ Special Achievement Award:Measha Brueggergosman
  • Industry Builder Award:Tony Murray
  • Musician’s Achievement Award:Kelly Russell
Blast from the Past: Last Year's Winners


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