Rabu, 25 November 2020

Tame Impala, Sampa The Great the big ARIA Awards winners as Archie Roach inducted into Hall of Fame - ABC News

Tame Impala, the West Australian psychedelic pop band, and African-Australian rapper Sampa The Great have been the big winners at a socially distanced ARIA Awards ceremony.

The live-streamed event, with awards presented in an empty convention centre in Sydney and accepted by artists largely via video from home, was a chance for some celebration at the end of a tough year for the music business.

Tame Impala, the project led by producer and songwriter Kevin Parker, won Album of the Year — the third time they've done so — and Best Rock Album for The Slow Rush, the band's fourth record.

They also won Best Group, beating 5 Seconds of Summer, DMA'S, Lime Cordiale and The Teskey Brothers, while Parker, who was meant to be touring Australia with the band next week, won Engineer of the Year and Producer of the Year .

Women dancing, with Sampa at the front holding a microphone
Sampa The Great appeared in a pre-recorded performance from Botswana.(Supplied: ARIAs)

Sampa The Great, the 27-year-old Zambia-born artist who first moved to Australia six years ago, won Best Female Artist as well as Best Independent Release and Best Hip Hop Release, both for The Return, her 2019 debut album. She was nominated for six awards.

At the ARIAs on Wednesday night, she performed from Botswana, where she was raised, beginning a version of her song Final Form by calling out the lack of diversity in the Australian music industry, which at the top is overwhelming white.

"Is it free, this industry, for people like me?" she said in an introduction to the performance.

Accepting the award for Best Hip Hop Release, in a category she noted "often feels isolated and masculine," she said: "Now we get to see a side of Australia that was never shown."

She was up against four men: Briggs, Illy, The Kid LAROI and Baker Boy.

Sampa, who this year became the first artist to collect the coveted Australian Music Award for a second time, has previously criticised the industry for what she sees as a hollow commitment to cultural diversity.

Archie Roach sings into a microphone
Archie Roach performs Took The Children Away at the 2020 ARIAs.(Supplied: ARIAs)

One of the surprises of the night was the fact that Lime Cordiale, the young Sydney band led by brothers Oli and Louis Leimbach, won just a single ARIA, despite going into the night the leading contender with eight nominations.

Amy Shark was an early winner, picking up Best Pop release for Everybody Rise, which she performed to open the show, and Best Australian Live Act.

Best Country Album went to Fanny Lumsden for Fallow, while Archie Roach won Best Adult Contemporary Album for Tell Me Why.

Archie Roach celebrated for 30-year career

Roach was this year's inductee into the ARIA Hall of Fame, his eyes wet with tears as he thanked supporters for their help over a 30-year career and performed Took The Children Away, one of his biggest hits.

Roach was also meant to be touring in 2020 — the same could be said for every nominee — but for him, it was particularly special: it was meant to be the singer's last.

Instead, stuck at home, the 56-year-old rerecorded Charcoal Lane, the Paul Kelly-produced album that included Took The Children Away. He also worked on an educational resource to teach children about the Stolen Generations, of which he is a member.

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In other categories, Dom Dolla won Best Dance Release for San Frandisco, while Miiesha, a Pitjantjatjara/Torres Strait Islander woman from Central Queensland, won Best Soul/R&B Release for Nyaaringu.

The ARIA Awards also featured a tribute to the Australian singer Helen Reddy, who died in September.

Tones and I, Emma Donovan, Delta Goodrem, Mo'Ju and others collaborated on a version of Reddy's US number one hit I Am Woman, introduced by former prime minister Julia Gillard, who spoke of the song's significance as a feminist anthem.

The ceremony, hosted by Delta Goodrem, caps off a year in which touring, and even playing live in general, has proved difficult across the country.

The industry "fell off a cliff" in March, when pandemic restrictions were introduced, a parliamentary hearing heard earlier this month, with hundreds of millions of dollars in lost wages recorded.

ARIA has said it does not expect live shows, a critical part of the industry, to return full steam until late next year.

Here are the nominees, with winners listed in bold.

Album Of The Year

DMA'S - THE GLOW

Jessica Mauboy - Hilda

Lime Cordiale - 14 Steps To A Better You

Sampa The Great - The Return

Tame Impala - The Slow Rush

Best Male Artist

Archie Roach - Tell Me Why

Guy Sebastian - Standing With You

Ruel - Free Time

The Kid LAROI - F*ck Love

Troye Sivan - In A Dream

Best Female Artist

Amy Shark - Everybody Rise

Miiesha - Nyaaringu

Sampa The Great - The Return

Sia - Together

Tones And I - Bad Child / Can't Be Happy All The Time

Best Group

5 Seconds of Summer - CALM

DMA'S - THE GLOW

Lime Cordiale - 14 Steps To A Better You

Tame Impala - The Slow Rush

The Teskey Brothers - Live At The Forum

Breakthrough Artist

Alex The Astronaut - The Theory Of Absolutely Nothing

Lime Cordiale - 14 Steps To A Better You

Mallrat - Driving Music

Miiesha - Nyaaringu

The Kid LAROI - F*ck Love

Best Pop Release

Amy Shark - Everybody Rise

Lime Cordiale - 14 Steps To A Better You

Sia - Together

Tame Impala - Lost In Yesterday

Troye Sivan - In A Dream

Best Dance Release

Alice Ivy - Don't Sleep

Dom Dolla - San Frandisco

Flume - Rushing Back ft. Vera Blue

Northeast Party House - Shelf Life

Stace Cadet & KLP - Energy

Best Hip Hop Release

Baker Boy - Meditjin ft. JessB

Briggs - Always Was EP

Illy - Last Laugh

Sampa The Great - The Return

The Kid LAROI - F*ck Love

Best Soul/R&B Release

Genesis Owusu - Don't Need You

KIAN - Every Hour

Miiesha - Nyaaringu

Tash Sultana - Pretty Lady

Tkay Maidza - Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 2

Best Independent Release

Archie Roach - Tell Me Why

DMA'S - THE GLOW

Lime Cordiale - 14 Steps To A Better You

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Ghosteen

Sampa The Great - The Return

Best Rock Album

Cold Chisel - Blood Moon

DMA'S - THE GLOW

Ocean Alley - Lonely Diamond

Tame Impala - The Slow Rush

Violent Soho - Everything Is A-OK

Best Adult Contemporary Album

Archie Roach - Tell Me Why

Donny Benet - Mr Experience

Gordi - Our Two Skins

Josh Pyke - Rome

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Ghosteen

Best Country Album

Casey Barnes - Town Of A Million Dreams

Fanny Lumsden - Fallow

Jasmine Rae - Lion Side

The McClymonts - Mayhem To Madness

Travis Collins - Wreck Me

Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Chunky Shrapnel

Parkway Drive - Viva The Underdogs

Polaris - The Death Of Me

The Amity Affliction - Everyone Loves You...Once You Leave Them

The Chats - High Risk Behaviour

Best Blues & Roots Album

Busby Marou - The Great Divide

Frank Yamma - Tjukurpa: The Story

Lucky Oceans - Purple Sky

The Teskey Brothers - Live At The Forum

Tracy McNeil & The Good Life - You Be The Lightning

Best Children's Album

Diver City - Welcome To Diver City

Teeny Tiny Stevies - Thoughtful Songs For Little People

The Vegetable Plot - Season Two

The Wiggles - Choo Choo Trains, Propeller Planes & Toot Toot Chugga Chugga Big Red Car!

Tiptoe Giants - Colour The World

Best Comedy Release

Anne Edmonds - What's Wrong With You?

Bev Killick - Crummy Mummy

Celia Pacquola - All Talk

Megan Washington - Just Jesus

Tom Gleeson - Joy

Best Video

Baker Boy - Meditjin ft. JessB

Guy Sebastian - Standing With You

Lime Cordiale - Robbery

PNAU ft. Vlossom - Lucky

Sampa The Great - Time's Up ft. Krown

Tame Impala - Is It True

The Chats - The Clap

Tones And I - Ur So F**kInG cOoL

Troye Sivan - Easy

Violent Soho - Pick It Up Again

Best Australian Live Act

Amy Shark - Amy Shark Regional Tour

Baker Boy - Falls Festival

Cold Chisel - Blood Moon Tour

DMA'S - Unplugged & Intimate

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - St. Jerome's Laneway Festival

Paul Kelly - Making Gravy 2019

PNAU - All Of Us Australian Tour

RÜFÜS DU SOL - 2019 Summer Festival Tour

Sampa The Great - The Return Australian Tour 2019

The Teskey Brothers - Run Home Slow

Song Of The Year

5 Seconds of Summer - Teeth

Flume - Rushing Back ft. Vera Blue

Hilltop Hoods ft. Illy & Ecca Vandal - Exit Sign

Lime Cordiale - Robbery

Mallrat - Charlie

Ruel - Painkiller

Sam Fischer - This City

The Jungle Giants - Heavy Hearted

The Rubens - Live In Life

Tones And I - Never Seen The Rain

Best International Artist

Dua Lipa - Future Nostalgia

Eminem - Music To Be Murdered By

Halsey - Manic

Harry Styles - Fine Line

Juice WRLD - Legends Never Die

Justin Bieber - Changes

Lewis Capaldi - Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent

Lizzo - Cuz I Love You

Taylor Swift - Folklore

The Weeknd - After Hours

ARIA Music Teacher Award

CJ Shaw - Palmerston District Primary School, Canberra ACT

Kathryn McLennan - Virginia State School, Virginia QLD

Sarah Donnelley - Wilcannia Central School, Wilcannia NSW

Thomas Fienberg - Evans High School, Blacktown NSW

Best Cover Art

Donny Benet - Mr Experience

Jessica Mauboy - Hilda

Lime Cordiale - 14 Steps To A Better You

Violent Soho - Everything Is A-OK

WASHINGTON - Batflowers

Engineer Of The Year

Alice Ivy - Don't Sleep

IAMMXO (aka Mohamed Komba) for Miiesha - Nyaaringu

Eric J Dubowsky for Ruel - Free Time

Kevin Parker for Tame Impala - The Slow Rush

Greg Wales for Violent Soho - Everything Is A-OK

Producer Of The Year

Kevin Shirley for Cold Chisel - Blood Moon

DNA & Louis Schoorl for Jessica Mauboy - Hilda

IAMMXO (aka Mohamed Komba) for Miiesha - Nyaaringu

M-Phazes for Ruel - Free Time

Kevin Parker for Tame Impala - The Slow Rush

Best Classical Album

Alicia Crossley - Muse

David Greco & Erin Helyard - Schubert:Die schöne Müllerin

Jayson Gillham, Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Nicholas Carter - Beethoven Piano Concertos

Richard Tognetti & Erln Helyard - Beethoven & Mozart Violin Sonatas

Slava & Sharon Grigoryan - Our Place: Duets For Cello and Guitar

Best Jazz Album

Katie Noonan - The Sweetest Taboo

Luke Howard - All That Is Not Solid

Mike Nock; Hamish Stuart; Julien Wilson; Jonathan Zwartz - This World

Nat Bartsch - Forever More

Paul Kelly & Paul Grabowsky - Please Leave Your Light On

Best Original Soundtrack or Musical Theatre Cast Album

Chelsea Cullen - I Am Woman

Dan Golding - Untitled Goose Game

Grigoryan Brothers - A Boy Called Sailboat

Matteo Zingales & Antony Partos - Mystery Road

Sally Seltmann & Darren Seltmann - The Letdown

Best World Music Album

Grace Barbe - FANN:WOMAN

Joseph Tawadros - Live At The Sydney Opera House

Melbourne Ska Orchestra - Live At The Triffid

The Crooked Fiddle Band - Another Subtle Atom Bomb

Xylouris White - The Sisypheans

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