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Asake’s win at the Headies is a remarkable achievement for an artist who started his career just a few years ago. His rise to fame is a testament to the power of talent and hard work. Asake’s win is also a refreshing reminder that the Nigerian music industry is still capable of producing top-notch talent.

The Next Rated Award is a coveted prize in the Nigerian music industry. It is given to the artist who has shown the most potential and growth over the past year. To receive the award, Asake had to beat out some of Nigeria’s most talented artists. His victory is a sign that Nigerian music is alive and well, and that new talent is still emerging.

Asake’s win is a huge deal for him and his fans. It is a sign that he is well on his way to becoming one of Nigeria’s biggest stars. For aspiring artists, his success is a lesson that hard work and dedication can lead to great success. Asake’s win is also a reminder of the immense potential of the Nigerian music industry.

Next Rated Award:

  • Young Jonn
  • Seyi Vibez
  • Asake (WINNER)
  • Victony
  • Spyro

Best Recording of The Year:

  • Burna Boy – Alone Victony,
  • Tempoe – Soweto (WINNER)
  • Omah Lay – I’m a mess
  • Oxlade – Ku Lo Sa
  • Davido, SSC – Stand Strong
  • Tems – No Woman, No Cry

Producer of The Year :

  • Magicsticks – Sungba Remix
  • Pheelz – Electricity
  • Andre Vibez, London – Calm Down
  • Tempoe – Soweto
  • Kel P – Kpe Paso
  • Rexxie – Abracadabra Remix (WINNER)

Songwriter of The Year:

  • Simi – Royal
  • Omah Lay – I’m a mess
  • Tems – Lift me Up
  • Burna Boy – Alone
  • BNXN – In my mind
  • Wizard Chan – Earth Song

Best RnB Single:

  • Burna Boy, Ed Sheeran – For my mind
  • Ckay – Mmadu
  • Dami Oniru – Just 4 U
  • Preye – Red Wine Chike,
  • Flavour – Hard to find
  • Simi, Fave – Loyal

Best Rap Single:

  • Reminisce – Hustle
  • Ladipoe – Big Energy
  • Blaqbonez – Back in Uni
  • Psycho YP – Bando Diaries
  • OdumoduBlvck – Declan Rice
  • Jeriq, Phyno – My Bro

Best Alternative Song:

  • Wizard Chan – Earth song
  • Cruel Santino – Final champion
  • Basketmouth, The Cavemen – The Traveller
  • Boj, Moliy, Mellissa – In a loop
  • Flavour – Game Changer (Dike)
  • Obongjayar – Tinko Tinko (WINNER)

Best Vocal Performance (Female):

  • Niniola – Memories Simi – Loyal
  • Liya – Adua Remix
  • Waje – In Between (WINNER)
  • Preye – Red wine
  • Dami Oniru – Just 4 U

Best Vocal Performance (Male):

  • Oxlade – Ku Lo Sa
  • Ric Hassani – My only baby
  • Magixx – Love Don’t Cost A Dime
  • Chike – Spell Remix
  • Praiz – Reckless
  • Wande Coal – Kpe Paso

Best Music Video:

  • Blaqbonez, Perliks – Back in Uni
  • TG Omori – PBUY
  • Director Pink – Spell Remix
  • Director K – Common Person
  • TG Omori – Bandana
  • Director K – Calm Down (WINNER)

Best Collaboration :

  • Asake, Burna Boy – Sungba Remix
  • BNXN, Kizz Daniel, Seyi Vibez – Gwagwalada
  • Pheelz, BNXN – Finesse
  • Spyro, Tiwa Savage – Who’s Your Guy Remix (WINNER)
  • Pheelz, Davido – Electricity
  • Wande Coal, Olamide – Kpe Paso

Best Street-Hop Artiste:

  • Rexxie, Naira Marley, Skiibii – Abracadabra
  • Seyi Vibez – Chance (Na Ham) (WINNER)
  • Asake – Joha
  • Poco Lee, HotKid – Otilo Zlatan,
  • Young Jonn – Astalavista
  • Mohbad – Peace

Afrobeats Single of The Year The nominees are:

  • Burna Boy – Last Last (WINNER)
  • Ayra Starr – Rush
  • Kizz Daniel, Tekno – Buga
  • Pheelz, BNXN – Finesse
  • Spyro – Who’s Your Guy
  • Ruger – Asiwaju

Headies Viewers’ Choice:

  • Ruger – Asiwaju
  • Victony, Tempoe – Soweto (WINNER)
  • Fireboy DML, Asake – Bandana
  • Ayra Starr – Rush
  • Asake – Terminator
  • Mavins – Overloading (Overdose)
  • Crayon – Ijo (Laba Laba)
  • Oxlade – Ku Lo Sa
  • Kizz Daniel, Tekno – Buga
  • Pheelz, Davido – Electricity

Best West African Artiste of The Year :  

  • Gyakie (Ghana)  
  • Black Sherif (Ghana)  (WINNER)
  • The Therapist (Liberia)  
  • Camidoh (Ghana)

Best East African artiste of the year:

  • Zuchu
  • Diamond Platnumz (WINNER)
  • Rayvanny
  • Eddy Kenzo
  • Hewan
  • Gebreworld

Best North African Artiste of The Year:  

  • Marwa Loud (Morocco)  
  • Wegz (Egypt)  
  • El Grande Toto (Morocco)  (WINNER)
  • Soolking (Algeria)

Best Southern African Artiste of The Year:  

  • AKA (South Africa)
  • Nasty C (South Africa)  
  • Costa Titch (South Africa)
  • Uncle Waffles (South Africa)  
  • Focalistic (South Africa)  
  • DJ Tarico (Mozambique)

Best Central African Artiste of The Year:  

  • Fally Ipupa (DR Congo)  
  • Gaz Mawete (DR Congo)  
  • Matias Damiaso (Angola)
  • Emma’A (Gabon)  
  • Libianca (Cameroon) (WINNER)

Best RnB Album:

  • Johnny Drille – Home
  • Chike – The Brother’s Keeper (WINNER)
  • Praiz – Reckless
  • Waje – Waje 2.0
  • Dami Oniru – Matter of Time
  • Simi – To Be Honest

Best Alternative Album:

  • Basketmouth – Horoscopes
  • BOJ – Gbagada Express
  • Obongjayar – Some Nights I Dream of Doors
  • Cruel Santino – Subaru Boys: Final Heaven
  • Somadina – Heart of The Heavenly Undeniable
  • Native Sound System – Native World

Best Rap Album:

  • Payper Corleone – Fly Talk Only (WINNER)
  • Show Dem Camp – Palmwine Music Vol. 3
  • Blaqbonez – Young Preacher
  • Psycho YP – YPSZN3
  • Vector – TESLIM
  • Jeriq – Billion Dollar Dream

Album of The Year:

  • Burna Boy – Love, Damini
  • Asake – Mr. Money With The Vibe (WINNER)
  • Rema – Rave & Roses
  • Omah Lay – Boy Alone
  • Victony – Outlaw
  • Davido – Timeless

Song of The Year:

  • Rema – Calm Down
  • Burna Boy – Last Last (WINNER)
  • Oxlade – Ku Lo Sa
  • Kizz Daniel, Tekno – Buga
  • Pheelz, BNXN – Finesse
  • Asake, Burna Boy – Sungba Remix

Best Female Artiste:

  • Tems
  • Simi
  • Tiwa Savage
  • Ayra Starr (WINNER)

Best Male Artiste:

  • Asake
  • Rema
  • Kizz Daniel
  • Ruger
  • Omah Lay
  • Burna Boy

African Artiste of The Year:  

  • Rema (Nigeria)  (WINNER)
  • Burna Boy (Nigeria)  
  • Marwa Loud (Morocco)  
  • Black Sherif (Ghana)  
  • Diamond Platnumz (Tanzania)

Lyricist on The Roll:

  • Ladipoe – Clowns
  • Vector – Clowns
  • Payper Corleone – Fly Talk Only (WINNER)
  • Alpha Ojini – Vigilante Bop
  • A-Q – Family First
  • Tec (Show Dem Camp) – Live Life

Best Inspirational Single:

  • Davido, SSC – Stand Strong
  • Limoblaze, Lecrae, Happi Music – Jireh (My Provider)
  • Victor Thompson, Ehiz D Greatest – This Year
  • Neon Adejo – Eze Ebube (WINNER)
  • Nathaniel Bassey, Mercy Chinwo – Tobechukwu
  • Victoria Orenze – I Get Backing

Digital Artiste of The Year:

  • Burna Boy
  • Ayra Starr
  • Rema (WINNER)
  • Omah Lay
  • Kizz Daniel
  • Asake

International Artiste of the Year:

  • Drake
  • Future
  • Selena Gomez (WINNER)
  • Don Toliver
  • Ed Sheeran

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Big Dreams, is set to release his debut Single’s , ‘Vanity & Painful On January 26th

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With they announcement of his two singles which are set to be released on 26 January 2024.

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The American singer, 63, known for songs including Turn Me Out (Turn to Sugar) and Strings of Life (Stronger on My Own) was diagnosed late last year after being admitted to ICU in her hometown of Charleston, South Carolina.

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Chanta wrote: ‘As the news is only just sinking in we are already facing the harsh reality of what this means for my mother – not only the physical and medical challenges but also the many financial ones.

‘Like most artists who have devoted their careers to dance music, without being able to perform LIVE there’s little to no chance of earning an income. My mother has poured her heart and soul onto stages and dance floors all over the world for more than thirty years, and now she needs your love and support more than ever.

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‘My mom deserves the best care and comfort that money can buy. I know that she has thousands of fans all over the world who adore her voice and her beautiful spirit.

‘Please consider contributing to assist Kathy and get her through the weeks and months ahead. The London-based record label ‘Revival’ that she has recently been working with has offered to match contributions up to $10,000.

‘Let’s show my mom that the dance music community really is an extended family who keep each other lifted not only in the good times but the hard times too. Thank you for the love, support and many messages that you have been posting and sending to Kathy. I promise you that she sees every single one, and they mean so very much to her.

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Over the years she featured on dozens of house and club singles.

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Before the 66th Academy Grammy Awards, which will be hosted on Sunday, February 4th at Crypto Com Arena in Los Angeles, the UnitedMasters music platform will hold a Grammy weekend.

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On Friday, February 2nd, 2024, the concert will be performed at the Hollywood Palladium

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