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National Indigenous Music Awards 2014
2014 music awards From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The National Indigenous Music Awards 2014 were the 11th annual National Indigenous Music Awards.
The nominations were announced on 24 July 2014 and the awards ceremony was held on 10 August 2014.[2][1]
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Performers
- Dan Sultan
- Catherine Satour
- Tom E. Lewis
- The Tjintu Desert Band
- The Desert Divas,
- The Arnhem Land dancers Djuki Mala (Chooky Dancers).
- Hip hop showcase featuring - Briggs, Jimblah, The Last Kinection and Philly[3][4]
Hall of Fame Inductee
Mark Ross (aka Munkimuk) is a Sydney-based hip-hop performer and music producer. He is known as "The Grandfather of Indigenous Hip Hop"[5] and has been performing since 1984.
Triple J Unearthed National Indigenous Winner
- Philly
Philly was born in 1991. His traditional homeland is in Swan Hill, on banks of the Murray River. Philly said "I feel like I'm obligated to use my music to make change for the better and to use my craft to teach. Through music I have always wanted to voice my opinion; whether it be about Aboriginal issues or to bring positive messages for Aboriginal youth, I understand that I have been given an opportunity to inform." He released his debut single "We On" in 2014.[6]
Awards
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Artist of the Year
Best New Talent of the Year
Album of the Year
Film Clip of the Year
Song of the Year
Cover Art of the Year
Traditional Song of the Year
Community Clip of the Year
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References
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