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| '''Music Video of the Year''' | | '''Music Video of the Year''' | ||
| [["Ode to Love"]] by [[Smidge]] ft. [[Carl Arascain]] | | [["Ode to Love"]] by [[Smidge]] ft. [[Carl Arascain]] | ||
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| '''Drummer of the Year''' | |||
| Ty ([[IDGAF]], previously played with [[God of War]]) | |||
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| '''Bassist of the Year''' | |||
| [[Harrison Fletcher]] ([[Cruise Control]]) | |||
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Revision as of 11:19, 27 November 2021
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Description
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History
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Award Winners
| 2021 | |
| Best Ballad | ? |
| Best Duet | Cruel Distraction ft. Cleo De La Rosa |
| Best Pop Rock Song | "Soul Song" by Lyrical Odyssey |
| Best Solo Album | Reid "Mac" Mackenzie |
| Live Performance of the Year | The Flying Monkeys |
| Innovation Award | Sixth Sense |
| Best Collaboration | "Sex & Greed" by Immortal Angel ft. Brandon Bullet and Derek MacAllister of Bulletproof |
| Best New Artist | Tryst Disrupted |
| Humanitarian Award | Tyson Rainier, lead singer of Less Than Zero, on behalf of the Tyson Rainier Foundation (CEO Zoey Pearson) |
| Music Video of the Year | "Ode to Love" by Smidge ft. Carl Arascain |
| Drummer of the Year | Ty (IDGAF, previously played with God of War) |
| Bassist of the Year | Harrison Fletcher (Cruise Control) |
Bands & Solo Artists Featured
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Personnel
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References
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Intellectual Property
This event was created for the Rockstars' Ball anthology series by: Sasha Marshall (Author)
Available for guest appearances? Unknown.
©2021 Sasha Marshall Arts, LLC • all rights reserved
