Industry awards presented

Folk Recording of the Year: Rose Cousins, “Natural Conclusions”

Video of the Year: Kevin Davison, “When All Those Sirens Are Gone”

Live Sound Engineer of the Year: Stephen (Snickers) Smith

Blues Recording of the Year (tie): Matt Minglewood (“Fly Like Desperados”) and Mike Biggar (“Go All In”)

Dance Recording of the Year: CRaymak, “Play with Fire”

Studio Engineer of the Year: Jamie Foulds

Management/Manager of the Year: Sonic Entertainment Group

Electronic Recording of the Year: PINEO & LOEB, “Lifeblood”

Country Recording of the Year: Makayla Lynn, “On a Dare and a Prayer”

Media Person of the Year: Hillary Windsor

Media Outlet of the Year: Halifax Is Burning

Company of the Year : SpinCount

Venue of the Year: The Carleton Music Bar and Grill (Halifax)

Loud Recording of the Year: ZAUM, “Eidolon”

Jazz Recording of the Year: Paul Tynan and Aaron Lington, “Bicoastal Collective: Chapter 5”

Dr. Helen Creighton Lifetime Achievement Award: Lynn Horne

Instrumental Recording of the Year: Rosie MacKenzie, “Atlantic”

Industry Builder Award: Louis Thomas

Rock Recording of the Year: Jessie Brown, “Keeping Appearances”

Studio of the Year: New Scotland Yard Studio

Roots/Traditional Recording of the Year: Coig, “Rove”

Graphic/Media Artist of the Year: Jud Haynes

Directors’ Special Achievement Award: Kevin Macmichael

Producer of the Year: Daniel Ledwell

Gospel Recording of the Year: Measha Brueggergosman, “Songs of Freedom”

Solo Recording of the Year: Mo Kenney, “The Details”

Musician’s Achievement Award: Geoff Arsenault

Event of the Year: Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival