Charlotte Carden was the big winner at this weekend’s 2022 Juno Music Awards, the Canadian version of the Grammys, as she took home four trophies.
During Saturday night’s pre-television awards show, Cardin won three Juno’s: Artist of the Year, Single of the Year for “Meaningless” and Pop Album of the Year for her debut. Phoenix. Cardin received the prestigious album of the year during a television awards show the following Sunday night.
Another big Junos winner is The Weeknd, who won Songwriter of the Year and Modern R&B Record of the Year trophies for “Take My Breath” on Saturday night.
Also on Sunday, the title of Band of the Year went to Hamilton Rocker Arkells, and Rap Album of the Year went to Brampton, Ontario hip hop artist Javia Mait for his album. handbag. She became the first woman to win in the Juno category.
On the other hand, artist Juno was chosen by “I’m Not Pretty” singer JESSIA. And the Juno Fan Choice Trophy, voted for by ordinary Canadian music lovers, was given to Sean Mendes.
Mendes, an 11-time Juno winner, also received the Special International Achievement Award in honor of his global impact on music. And Toronto-born R&B star Deborah Cox, who started out as Celine Dion’s backing vocalist, was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame following the induction of NBA star Chris Bosh.
“That denial became my distraction and only added fuel to my fire,” Cox said upon receiving the Canadian Record Label Award, which was signed in the early 1990s before he went to the state and was discovered by mogul Cleve Davis.
Cardin and his album Phoenix I went to the Juno Awards ceremony this weekend with six nominations. Justin Bieber and The Weeknd released five chapters each, while Sean Mendes, Vancouver singer Jesse and first-time nominated press were in the crowd, with one mention each.
Simu Liu presented the Juno Awards in Toronto, organized by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. box office star Shang-chi and the Legend of the Ten Seals He also showcased his songwriting skills in conjunction with the television show Medly Country.
This year’s National Music Awards was Juno’s first ceremony in three years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
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