Swedish Dance Music Awards
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Swedish Dance Music Awards (also known as Gilbey's Swedish Dance Music Awards and ZTV Dance Music Awards) was a Swedish dance music award that started in 1990 by John Wallin (Pitch Control) and Jonas Siljemark (Siljemark Production).[1] At that time Swedish dance artists had no national media exposure compared to the massive coverage they were receiving internationally. Wallin and Siljemark felt that the home market of such successful artists didn't give the respect the artists deserved. That is how they came up with the idea of the Swedish Dance Music Awards. It was broadcast live on television[2] and radio and got much media coverage.
- Best Female Artist
- Titiyo (winner)
- Best Male Artist
- Papa Dee (winner)
- Best Breakthrough Artist
- Dr. Alban (winner)
- Best Swedish Group
- Stonefunkers (winner)
- Best Producer
- Magnus Frykberg (winner)
- Best Live Act
- Stonefunkers (winner)
- Best Album
- Titiyo - Titiyo (winner)
- Best Dance Album
- Dr. Alban - Hello Africa The Album (winner)
- Best Hip Hop Album
- Papa Dee - Lettin' Off Steam (winner)
- Best Twelve Inch
- Just D - Vi har vår egen påse (winner)
- Best House Twelve Inc
- Clubland - Let's Get Busy (winner)
- Best Remix
- Chrille Falk/Stonebridge (winner)
- Best Record Company
- Swemix (winner)
- Best DJ
- Björn Stavfeldt (winner)
- Best Radio DJ
- Clabbe af Gejerstam (winner)
- Best Nightclub
- Ritz (winner)
- Performances
- Best Male Artist/Crossover
- Tomas Ledin (winner)
- Best Female Artist/Crossover
- Eva Dahlgren (winner)
- Best Dance Album
- Army Of Lovers - Massive Luxury Overdose (winner)
- Best Remix
- Johan Ekelund (winner)
- Best Producer
- Stonebridge (winner)
- Best Album/Crossover
- Eric Gadd - Do You Believe In Gadd? (winner)
- Best Live Act
- Stone-Funkers (winner)
- Best Tweøve Inc
- Rob'n'Raz DLC - Bite the Beat (winner)
- Best Breakthrough Artist
- Gladys (winner)
- Best Radio DJ
- Pontus Enhörning (winner)
- Best TV Show/Music
- Kosmopol (winner)
- Performances
- Army Of Lovers
- DaYeene
- Cecilia Ray
- 2 Unlimited
- Best Artist/Group
- Clubland (winner)
- Best Breakthrough Artist
- Ace of Base (winner)
- Best Internatyional Dance Artist
- Stereo Mc's (winner)
- Best Dance Album
- Clubland - Adventures Beyond Clubland (winner)
- Best Producer
- Denniz Pop (winner)
- Best Remiz
- Denniz Pop (winner)
- Best Twelce Inch
- Dr. Alban - "It's My Life" (winner)
- Best Radio Dj
- Pontus Enhörning (winner)
- Best TV Show/Music
- Clubbhopping/Swedish Dance Chart (winner)
- Golden Plate Of The Music Business
- Dr. Alban/Denniz Pop (winner)
- Performances
- Ace of Base
- East 17
- Dr. Alban
- Rob'n'Raz
Swedish Dance Music Awards 1994 (as Gilbey's Dance Music Awards)
[edit]- Best Radio DJ
- Amanda Rydman, "Program Signal", P3, Swedish Broadcasting Co.
- Jesse Wallin, Radio City/Stockholm
- Mats Nileskar, "Soul Corner, P3, Swedish Broadcasting Co.
- Pontus Enhörning, "Tval", P3, Swedish Broadcasting Co. (winner)
- Best Newcomer
- Basic Element
- Pandora
- Jennifer Brown
- Stakka Bo (winner)
- Best Swedish Dance Track
- Melodie MC – Dum Da Dum
- Stakka Bo – Here We Go
- Dr. Alban – Sing Hallelujah
- Rob'n'Raz – In Command (winner)
- Best Swedish Dance Artist/Group
- Jennifer Brown
- Ace of Base (winner)
- Stakka Bo
- Rob'n'Raz
- Best Swedish Producer
- StoneBridge
- Statikk & Tom Droid
- Anders Bagge
- Denniz Pop (winner)
- Best Foreign Dance Artist/Group
- M People
- Culture Beat (winner)
- Haddaway
- Robin S.
- Best Swedish Remixer
- Anders Bagge for Rob'n'Raz/Clubhopping, Papa Dee/Ain't No Sunshine
- J.J. for Legacy of Sound/Can't Let You Go, Flexx/Wake Up, Jennifer Brown/Heaven Come Down
- Douglas Carr/Denniz PoP for Dr. Alban/Sing Hallelujah (mixes)
- Stonebridge for Robin S./Show Me Love, Staxx/Joy, Rage/Give It Up, Legacy Of Sound/Happy, Jennifer Brown/Heaven Come Down (winner)
- Best Swedish Dance Album
- Stakka Bo – Supermarket
- Rob'n'Raz – Spectrum (winner)
- Ace of Base – Happy Nation - US version
- Pandora – One Of A Kind
- Guldtallrikens Branch Award
- GSDMA's special jury chose a person/company who did something special for the Swedish dance music industry.
No nominations, winner was presented at the Awards.
- ZTV Video Awards
- Best Swedish Dance Video
- Stakka Bo – Down the Drain (winner)
- Rob'n'Raz – In Command
- Just D – Vart tog den söta lilla flickan vägen
- Dr. Alban – Sing Hallelujah
- ZTV Video Awards
- Best Music Video (Free music style, any country)
- Voted by ZTV viewers. Nominations and winners presented at the Awards.
- ZTV Video Awards
- Best Swedish Video (Free music style)
- Voted by ZTV's special jury. Nominations and winners presented at the Awards.
- Performances on the TV-show
- Jennifer Brown – Take a Piece of My Heart
- Juliet Roberts – Caught in the Middle
- Stakka Bo – On Your Knees
- Dr Alban – Look Who's Talking
- Maxx – Get-A-Way
- Just D – Vart tog den söta lilla flickan vägen
- Culture Beat – Anything
- Best Swedish Dance Track 94
- E-Type – This is the Way (winner)
- E-Type – Set the World on Fire
- Herbie – Pick It Up
- Rednex – Cotton Eye Joe
- Best Swedish Remix 94
- 3rd Nation – I Believe/Remix by Stonebridge & Nick Nice
- E-Type – This is the Way/Remix by Kristian Lundin & John Amatiello (Amadin)
- Herbie – Pick It Up/Remix By Douglas Carr (winner)
- Melodie MC – Give It Up/Remix by Denniz Pop
- Best Swedish Producer
- Anders Bagge for Fatima Rainey, Jennifer Brown
- Denniz Pop for Dr. Alban, E-Type, Herbie (winner)
- Pat Reiniz for Rednex, Cool James
- Stonebridge for Robin S., 3rd Nation, Sabrina Johnston, Shawn Christopher
- Best Swedish Underground 94
- MONDAY BAR (Downtown Stockhold) For their great club evenings
- Record Label CLUBVISION
- Record Label LOOP
- StoneBridge For all his clubgrooves (winner)
- Best Newcomer 94
- E-Type (winner)
- Herbie
- Latin Kings
- Rednex
- Best Swedish Dance Video 94
- Dr. Alban – Let the Beat Go On (Director: Jonathan Bate)
- E-Type – This is the Way (Director: Matthew Broadley)
- Herbie – Pick It Up (Director: Debbie Bourne)
- Rednex – Cotton Eye Joe (Director: Stefan Berg) (winner)
- Best Swedish Dance Album 94
- Basic Element – Basic Injection
- Dr. Alban – Look Who's Talking (winner)
- E-Type – Made in Sweden
- Cool James & Black Teacher – Zooming You
- Best International Dance Artist
- Ice MC
- M People
- Reel 2 Real (winner)
- Warren G
- Best Swedish Dance Artist 94
- Herbie
- Ace of Base
- E-Type (winner)
- Rednex
- Guldtallrikens Branch Award 94
- Stockholm Records (winner)
Swedish Dance Music Awards 1996
[edit]- Best Dance Artist
- Best Dance Album
- Infinite Mass – The Infinite Patio (winner)
- Best Newcomer
- Robyn (winner)
- Best Hip Hop/R&B Artist
- Infinite Mass (winner)
- Best Swedish Dance Track
- Herbie – Right Type of Mood
- Infinite Mass – Area Turns Red (winner)
- Papa Dee – The First Cut Is the Deepest
- Dance Song Of The Year
- Robin Cook – I Won't Let the Sun Go Down (winner)
- Best Swedish Producer[9]
- Stonebridge & Nick Nice
- Denniz Pop & Max Martin (winner)
- Pierre Jerksten
- Douglas Carr
- Best Remixer
- Stonebridge & Nick Nice (winner)
- Pierre Jerksten
- JJ
- DJ Blackhead
- Best Foreign Dance Artist
- Coolio (winner)
- Special Music Industry Prize
- Mats Nileskar for his radio programme "Soulcorner" (winner)
- Best Underground
- Dunkla Recordings (winner)
- ZTV Viewers Prize For Best Scandinavian Video
- Addis Black Widow – Innocent (winner)
- Best Swedish Dance Artist 1996
- Lutricia McNeal
- Rob'n'Raz DLC
- E-Type (winner)
- Papa Dee
- Best Swedish Producer 1996
- EZ Production
- Denniz Pop & Max Martin for work with Leila K, Papa Dee and George (winner)
- Pierre Jerksten
- Stonebridge
- Best Swedish Dance Album 1996
- Best Swedish Breakthrough Artist 1996
- George
- George Cole
- Goldmine
- Lutricia McNeal – Ain't That Just the Way (winner)
- Best House/Techno Artist
- Antiloop
- Cari Lekebusch
- Pierre Jerksten
- Tellus (Pierre Jerksten project)
- Best Swedish Remix 1996
- Antiloop for E-Type
- Pierre J for Dr. Alban, Knockabout & Tellus
- Rob'n'Raz for Rob'n'Raz (Take a Ride) (winner)
- Stonebridge for Inner Circle, Goldmine & Tanya Louise
- Best Swedish Dance Song 1996
- Blacknuss - Dinah
- Lutricia McNeal - Ain't That Just the Way
- Rob'n'Raz – Take A Ride (winner)
- Robin Cook - I Won't Let The Sun Go Down
- Best International Dance Artist 1996
- 2Pac & Dr. Dre
- Faithless (winner)
- The Fugees
- The Prodigy
- Swedish Hip Hop/R&B Artist 1996
- Blacknuss (winner)
- Lutricia McNeal
- Rob'n'Raz Circus
- Robyn
- ZTV's Best Dance Video 1996 Award
- Lutricia McNeal - Ain't That Just the Way
- E-Type – Free Like a Flying Demon (winner)
- Rob'n'Raz feat. D-Flex - Take A Ride
- Leila K - Rude Boy
Swedish Dance Music Awards 1998
[edit]- Best House/Techno
- Antiloop (winner)
- Best Album
- Antiloop (winner)
- Best Dance Track
- Antiloop – In My Mind (winner)
- Best Artist/Group
- Antiloop (winner)
- Best R&B Artist
- Eric Gadd (winner)
- Best Producer
- Denniz Pop (winner)
- Best Newcomers
- Drömhus (winner)
- Best Remix
- Best Foreign Dance Artist
- Sash! (winner)
References
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- ^ "Swedish Dance Music Awards Honor E-Type". Billboard. 22 April 1995. p. 64. Retrieved 5 December 2019.
- ^ "Hip Hop Sweeps Swedish Dance Gala" (PDF). Music & Media. Retrieved 16 January 2020.
- ^ "Swedish Dance Music Awards 1996". YouTube. Retrieved 5 December 2019.
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- ^ "Veterans acts scoop Swedish Dance Awards" (PDF). Music & Media. 19 April 1997. Retrieved 5 December 2019.