2003 International Songwriting Competition
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The 2003 International Songwriting Competition was a songwriting competition held in 2003.
Award recipients
Grand prize
- "Moko" – Moana
Pop/Top 40
- First place
- "Latin Queen" – Graciela “Chela” Alvarado
- Second place
- "Love Replaces Love" – Robert Baier
Rock
- First place
- "We Were Stars" – Tara Slone and Jordon Zadorozny
- Second place
- "Without" – Christopher Sernel
Folk/Singer-songwriter
- First place
- "Blowing This Candle Out" – Jane Taylor
- Second place
- "Hey Mister" – Suzanna Choffel
AAA/Roots/Americana
- First place
- "Dark As The Night" – Doug Burr
- Second place
- "Tennessee" – Alison MacLean and Stella Panacci
Dance/Electronica
- First place
- "Hero" – Mike MacFarland and Shannon Savoie
- Second place
- "Fire!" – Donny B. Lord and Paco
World music
- First place
- "Forbidden Love" – Ishay Amir
- Second place
- "Bifurcacoes" – Toti
Blues
- First place
- "Riley Wants His Life Back" – Rick Fines and Alec Fraser
- Second place
- "Strong Medicine" – Peter Gelling
Jazz
- First place
- "The Heckler" – Ben Castle
- Second place
- "Line Game" – Steve Kirby
Gospel/Christian
- First place
- "All That I Know" – Peter Lawlor (Stiltskin)
- Second place
- "I Was Carried" – Roma Waterman
R&B/Hip-hop
- First place
- "Remind My Soul" – Jared Bridgeman
- Second place
- "Rufus" – Yewande Austin
Country
- First place
- "Let Me Out Here" – Cindy Kalmenson and Lisa Carver
- Second place
- "Tomorrow Tonight" – David Rivers, Sue Fabisch, and Steve Christopher
Lyrics only
- First place
- "Skylight" – Paul Brill
- Second place
- "Longshot" – Kate Dwyer and Scott Johnson
Teen
- Best song
- "Wounded Spirit" – Rachel MacGregor
- Best lyrics
- "Memories" – Mihad Ali
Peoples' voice
- "Let Me Become Me" – Erik Ashley
References
- "ISC IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE 2003 WINNERS". International Songwriting Competition. Archived from the original on January 1, 2007. Retrieved 2003-12-17.