Korean Music Awards
The Korean Music Award has been presented in South Korea since 2004 and honors both mainstream and underground artists in all genres of music. For some time the music award was supported by the government of South Korea .
The nominated artists are judged by an expert jury consisting of music journalists , music critics , radio presenters and other music experts.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in South Korea , the award ceremony, which should have taken place on February 27, 2020, has been canceled. In the interests of the fans, the organizers published a list of all the winners.
Categories
Rapper Jay Park at the 2013 Korean Music Awards.
Current
- Lifetime Achievement (Special Prize)
- Jury Prize (Special Prize)
- Artist of the year (main category)
- Album of the year (main category)
- Song of the year (main category)
- Newcomer of the year
- Best album pop
- Best song pop
- Best album rock
- Best song rock
- Best album Modern Rock
- Best modern rock song
- Best album Metal & Hardcore
- Best Folk album
- Best folk song
- Best album Dance & Electronic
- Beses song Dance & Electronic
- Best HipHop album
- Best song hip hop
- Best album R&B and soul
- Best song R&B and soul
- Best album Jazz & Crossover
- Best song Jazz & Crossover
- Best performance Jazz & Crossover
- Best movie soundtrack
Not forgiven anymore
- Musician of the year in a group ( audience award )
- Artist of the year (audience award)
- Artist of the year (audience award)
- Artist of the year rock music (audience award)
- Artist of the Year Modern Rock (Audience Award)
- HipHop Artist of the Year (Audience Award)
- Artist of the Year Pop (Audience Award)
- Artist of the Year Dance & Electronic (Audience Award)
- Artist of the Year R&B and Soul (Audience Award)
- Artist of the Year Jazz & Crossover (Audience Award)
- Music label of the year
Web links
- Official Homepage (Korean)
Individual evidence
- ^ A b Han Sang-hee: Korean Music Awards to Honor Quality. Korea Times , March 9, 2010, accessed March 29, 2020 .
- ↑ '2020 Korean Music Awards' among latest events to be canceled due to coronavirus. Allkpop.com, February 24, 2020, accessed March 29, 2020 .
- ↑ Ilin Mathew: COVID-19 impact: K-pop industry cancels awards show, announces winners online. International Business Times , March 16, 2020, accessed March 29, 2020 .