Creative Sask grant recipients among the 2022 Sask Music Award Winners!
The below news post includes excerpts from the full release on the Saskatchewan Music Awards Very Prairie website.
A week has passed since the 5th annual Saskatchewan Music Awards, proudly supported by Creative Saskatchewan!
21 awards were presented, along with performances from 11 different artists, including a very special performance of the Treaty 4 Flag Song by Aaron Tootoosis and tributes to Indigenous Music Achievement Award honourees, Brian MacDonald and John Arcand. In addition, over 20 music industry professionals – local, national, and international – were lined up to participate in one-on-one meetings, networking events, and information panels over the course of the weekend. Creative Saskatchewan congratulates SaskMusic on an excellent event.
The 2022 Saskatchewan Music Award Winners
Album of the Year: Jake Vaadeland, “Everybody but Me”, Cut Knife – Creative Sask grant recipient!
Alternative Artist of the Year: The Garrys, Saskatoon – Creative Sask grant recipient!
Country Artist of the Year: Hunter Brothers, Shaunavon
Electronic Artist of the Year: Factor Eight, Saskatoon – Creative Sask grant recipient!
Experimental or Contemporary Artist of the Year: TOVA, Regina – Creative Sask grant recipient!
Hip Hop Artist of the Year: Coleman Williams & Yohan Yemba, Regina
Indigenous Artist of the Year: Berk Jodoin, Leader
Industry Achievement: CAMP – Community Arts Mentorship Program, Asquith
Instrumental Artist of the Year: Nige B, Saskatoon
Metal/Loud Artist of the Year: Flash Back, Regina – Creative Sask grant recipient!
Music Company of the Year: Dingwall Guitars, Saskatoon
Music Professional of the Year: Brent Ghiglione, Regina
Music Video of the Year: Dylan Hryciuk – Versa Films for “Repent,” Halocene, Saskatoon
Producer of the Year: Bart McKay, Saskatoon
R&B Artist of the Year: People of the Sun, Regina – Creative Sask grant recipient!
Rock/Pop Artist of the Year: Megan Nash, Moose Jaw – Creative Sask grant recipient!
Roots/Folk Artist of the Year: Jake Vaadeland, Cut Knife – Creative Sask grant recipient!
Single of the Year: Jess Moskaluke, “Knock Off”, Langenburg – Creative Sask grant recipient!
Venue or Festival of the Year: The Exchange, Regina
Indigenous Music Achievement: John Arcand, Saskatoon
Indigenous Music Achievement: Brian MacDonald, Onion Lake Cree Nation