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Vote now until May 1 for the Capital Music Awards!

By Apartment613 on April 13, 2023

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The Ottawa Music Industry Coalition (OMIC) has just announced the nominees for the five public voting categories at the fourth Annual Capital Music Awards (CMAs). The winners of Video of the Year, Newcomer of the Year, Single of the Year, Live Music Venue of the Year, and Live Music Event of the Year are decided by fan vote—that’s you! Both of the live music awards are new categories this year. The winners of these five categories, along with six juror-selected awards, will be announced on June 1. The finalists for the juried categories will be announced in May.

Voting is open until May 1 at 11:59 pm ET. Cast your votes now at www.ottawamic.com/cma.

Here are the nominees in each fan-decided category:

Video of the Year

YAO – “Effet Placebo”

Pony Girl – “Age of Anxious”

JAYY HUNCH – “2 Steppin”

Mimi O’Bonsawin – “Here’s to the Women”

Lindasson – “Eighties” ft. TwoTiime


Lessons in Crime – “Analysis Paralysis”

Newcomer of the Year

Sofia Duhaime

The Space Between

Mecca of Stank

Valvehead

Jake DeMarsh

East Coast Experience

Single of the Year

Andrew Cassara – “Better Off”

Nayana – “Hellbound”

JAYY HUNCH – “OneTwo”

Amanda Rheaume – 100 Years

Fatal Vision – “Time Keeps Slipping Away”

Pony Girl – “Age of Anxious”

Live Music Venue of the Year

Bronson Centre Music Theatre

SAW Centre

Rainbow Bistro

Bar Robo

Red Bird Live

Live Music Event of the Year

Debaser – Pique

Julian Armour and David Finkle – Music and Beyond

Sofar Sounds Ottawa

Colfax Music – Jet Black Weekend

Quest (Dreamland Studios) – Homegrown/Cultivé ici


Visit www.ottawamic.com/cma to find out more about the nominees and cast your votes now. The winners of Album of the Year, Artist of the Year, Group of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, Best Production and Arrangements, and the Community Impact Award will be decided by jury. The Capital Music Awards live ceremony takes place at the Bronson Centre on June 1 at 8pm. Tickets are free and will likely sell out.

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