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  • 2009 Winner: Speech Debelle - Speech Therapy
    Relative unknown U.K. rapper Speech Debelle beat out competition from established Brits Kasabian, La Roux, Florence and the Machine to take home this year's prestigious Mercury Prize.

    The 25 year old Londoner was the shock winner of the coveted music award, with her debut album Speech Therapy getting the nod as Britain's best album of the past year.

    The release only hit stores a month ago and has yet to appear on the official U.K. chart, but experts predict the win will dramatically boost sales, which will further swell DeBelle's overnight fortune - she picked up £20,000 as the Mercury Prize victor.

    Debelle's album (signed to influential Big Dada label), features contributions from Micachu, Tunng's Mike Lindsay and label-mate Roots Manuva. The album includes the much praised single 'The Key'.

    Speech Therapy - buy album from Play.com (free delivery)
  • Seeing of stiff competition from Gavin 7 Stacey and Skins, the Boosh boys went on to win best TV program for the second year in a row. Nominees: Skins The Mighty Boosh Gavin & Stacey Never Mind The Buzzcocks The IT Crowd
    Best TV: The Mighty Boosh
    Seeing of stiff competition from Gavin 7 Stacey and Skins, the Boosh boys went on to win best TV program for the second year in a row.

    Nominees:

    Skins
    The Mighty Boosh
    Gavin & Stacey
    Never Mind The Buzzcocks
    The IT Crowd
  • Hero Of The Year: Barack Obama
    And topping off a glorious night for the States was a win for the President himself. The newest inhabitant of the White House, Barack Obama, was gloriously crowned as 2009’s Hero Of The Year. His predecessor, George W Bush, was also recognised by NME readers – being hailed as their Villain Of The Year for a record-breaking sixth time!

    Nominees:

    Brandon Flowers
    Noel Gallagher
    Barack Obama
    Noel Fielding
    Alex Turner
  • Arctic Monkeys
    Nominated Album: Favourite Worst Nightmare

    The Sheffield band scooped the Mercury Award winning album from last year with the album ‘Whatever people say I am, That’s what I am not’ – which was the fastest selling debut album in British history. If they win this year, they will be the first artists to have ever won the coveted title twice.

    Download this album here
    Buy this album from play.com
  • Kasabian - West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum
    Kasabian are a five-piece band from Leicestershire, who formed in 1999. 'West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum', their third album, reached number one in the UK charts on its release in June 2009. Produced by Sergio Pizzorno and Dan the Automator, the album includes live favourite 'Fire', the bands forth top 10 single.

    The release only hit stores a month ago and has yet to appear on the official U.K. chart, but experts predict the win will dramatically boost sales, which will further swell DeBelle's overnight fortune - she picked up £20,000 as the Mercury Prize victor.

    Debelle's album (signed to influential Big Dada label), features contributions from Micachu, Tunng's Mike Lindsay and label-mate Roots Manuva. The album includes the much praised single 'The Key'.

    West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum - buy album from Play.com (free delivery)
  • Bat for Lashes - Two Suns
    Released in April 2009, ''Two Suns' is the second album from Natasha Khan's Bat for Lashes. The multi instrumentalist and singer-songwriter co-produced the album with Faultline's David Kosten. It features a duet with Scott Walker and includes the singles 'Daniel' and 'Pearl's Dream'.

    The 25 year old Londoner was the shock winner of the coveted music award, with her debut album Speech Therapy getting the nod as Britain's best album of the past year.

    The release only hit stores a month ago and has yet to appear on the official U.K. chart, but experts predict the win will dramatically boost sales, which will further swell DeBelle's overnight fortune - she picked up £20,000 as the Mercury Prize victor.

    Debelle's album (signed to influential Big Dada label), features contributions from Micachu, Tunng's Mike Lindsay and label-mate Roots Manuva. The album includes the much praised single 'The Key'.

    Two Suns - buy album from Play.com (free delivery)
  • Year: 1997 Song: Love Shine a Light Place: 1 Points: 227 Surprise entry and win by this US born, UK resident. The song went on to do well in the singles chart reaching No. 3.
    Katrina and the Waves
    Year: 1997
    Song: Love Shine a Light
    Place: 1
    Points: 227

    Surprise entry and win by this US born, UK resident. The song went on to do well in the singles chart reaching No. 3.
  • Akayzia Parker
    Akayzia continues to win over fans and critics with her unique sound and strong belief in her chosen genre. Not only that, but the multi-talented artist is also being courted for her Manga-inspired comic books. After successful UK tours with Beth Rowley, Marianne Faithful and Aqualung, Akayzia is currently working with Rob Holden – of David Gray and Damien Rice fame – on her debut album Adamantium Heart.

    '2009 is already looking pretty exiting' says Akayzia. 'It’s cool that my music and artwork are attracting attention without me having to conform to peoples ideals.' 'I feel like young black artists seem to be pigeon holed, that’s what I’ve experienced on the circuit. A few artists do break down barriers but not across the board – if they do, it’s only once in a blue moon.'
  • (1942 - 2008) Soul icon Hayes started out as in-house writer/producer for the Stax label in the 60s and went on to win Academy and Grammy awards for the Shaft film score and the classic Black Moses album. Some may also remember him for his more recent stint as the voice of Chef in Southpark.
    Isaac Hayes
    (1942 - 2008) Soul icon Hayes started out as in-house writer/producer for the Stax label in the 60s and went on to win Academy and Grammy awards for the Shaft film score and the classic Black Moses album. Some may also remember him for his more recent stint as the voice of Chef in Southpark.

  • The spectacular seven and a half minute video for Bjork’s Wanderlust has won the Video Of The Year award at the inaugural UK Music Video Awards.

    Bjork’s Wanderlust took the top video prize and two more MVAs, on a night which saw videos for Justice, Kate Nash, Leona Lewis, Kano, The Horrors, Utah Saints, Supergrass and Example also win awards.

    Winners in the main categories at the inaugural UK MUSIC VIDEO AWARDS, hosted by Adam Buxton at the Odeon West End, Leicester Square, London on October 14th 2008, are as follows:

    Video Of The Year

    Winner:
    Bjork – Wanderlust

  • Rock pioneers Primal Scream celebrated a double whammy of awards, winning both the Outstanding Contribution To Live Music prize and also Best Live Act at the Vodafone Live Music Awards held at the legendary Carling Academy in Brixton.

    Superstar DJ and producer Mark Ronson was crowned the king of live music taking home the coveted Best Live Male award whilst Salford’s finest new export, The Ting Tings, continued their amazing debut year by winning the Xfm Live Breakthrough award! Elsewhere, US rock outfit the Kings of Leon beat off stiff competition from some the world’s biggest live acts including The Foo Fighters, Jay Z and N*E*R*D to win Best International Live Act.

    The celeb-packed evening hosted by T4’s Steve Jones and Hollywood actress and rock and roll star Juliette Lewis, saw some of the world’s greatest musicians honoured for their contribution to the live music scene over the past year. Acts as diverse as Primal Scream, Glasvegas, James Morrison, Pussycat Dolls, Bryn Christopher, Will Young, Estelle, The Automatic and The Ting Tings all played to a packed venue of fellow nominees, music industry experts and fans.

    Outstanding Contribution to Live Music:
    Primal Scream

    Best Live Act:
    Primal Scream

    other nominees:
    The Verve,
    Kaiser Chiefs,
    Muse

    Read on for the full list of Vodafone Live Music Awards winners and nominees...
  • Kate Nash
    Since her ‘Made Of Bricks’ album reached the American Top 40, Nash has steadily maintained a presence there with here singles, the recent win of the US NME award for Best International Indie Solo Artist and her live performances at Coachella.

    Listen and download Kate Nash tunes
  • Amy Winehouse
    Thanks to her second album ‘Back to Black’, she’s the first British female artist to win 5 Grammys and has also earned 2 prestigeous Ivor Novellos for songwriting, establishing her as a bonafide goldmine for the label in the US, albeit with notoriously bad lifestyle chioices attached.

    Listen and download Amy Winehouse tunes
  • Go to our Eurovision 2004 special hereThe Russian entry Tatu perform live on stage at the Eurovision Song Contest in Riga, Latvia late Saturday, 24 May 2003. Tatu are Lena Katina and Yulia Volkova. The duo are favourite to win the event.

    Go to our Eurovision 2004 special here
    The Russian entry Tatu perform live on stage at the Eurovision Song Contest in Riga, Latvia late Saturday, 24 May 2003. Tatu are Lena Katina and Yulia Volkova. The duo are favourite to win the event.
  • Go to our Eurovision 2004 special hereThe Russian entry Tatu perform their song "Don't belive, don't be scared, Don't ask" live on stage at the Eurovision Song Contest in Riga, Latvia late Saturday, 24 May 2003. Tatu are Lena Katina and Yulia Volkova. The duo are favourite to win the event.

    Go to our Eurovision 2004 special here
    The Russian entry Tatu perform their song "Don't belive, don't be scared, Don't ask" live on stage at the Eurovision Song Contest in Riga, Latvia late Saturday, 24 May 2003. Tatu are Lena Katina and Yulia Volkova. The duo are favourite to win the event.
  • Go to our Eurovision 2004 special hereKatrina Leskanich celebrates her win for the U.K. in the 1997 Eurovision Song Contest in Dublin. She sang Love Shine a Light with her backing group the waves.

    Go to our Eurovision 2004 special here
    Katrina Leskanich celebrates her win for the U.K. in the 1997 Eurovision Song Contest in Dublin. She sang Love Shine a Light with her backing group the waves.
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    The choir has re-formed as the Innocent Big Knit Choir to raise money for Help the Aged.
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    Stereophonics: Interview
    The Stereophonics dropped into Absolute to chat about their new album Keep calm and carry on.
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    Susan Boyle album
    SuBo's debut album, I Dreamed a Dream, is released on Monday but already has a huge pre-order on Amazon.
  • Dr Cocker
    Dr Cocker
    The former Pulp singer talks about getting their first break at the university thanks to radio legend John Peel.
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