The Sneedville megastar's ‘Wasted On You’, which was co-written by Ernest, Josh Thompson and Charlie Handsome, was championed as The Most Streamed Country Song of the Year. Whenever accolades are being won, Morgan Wallen is never usually too far from the action, and the 2023 AIMP Awards were no different. Industry Ink: Stephen Wilson Jr.A post shared by ERNEST hitmaker HARDY took home two awards for Artist-Writer of the Year and Songwriter of the Year, while his good buddy and regular co-writer, Ernest, triumphed in the hotly contested Rising Artist-Writer of the Year category.Ĭhris Stapleton, Ashley Gorley and Chris DuBois took the Song of the Year title for their infectious track, ‘You Should Probably Leave’, which appears on Stapleton's 2020 album, Starting Over.CMA Foundation Honors Music Teachers Of Excellence September 21, 2023.DISClaimer Single Reviews: ‘A Lot To Fall In Love With’ This Americana Week September 21, 2023.Oliver Anthony Signs With UTA September 22, 2023.Megan Moroney Drops Deluxe Edition Of Debut Album ‘Lucky’ September 22, 2023.Morgan Wallen Takes ‘Everything I Love’ To Top Of MusicRow Chart September 22, 2023.David Godbold Lifetime Achievement Award September 22, 2023 Bill Anderson Named First Recipient Of Dr.Dustin Lynch To Kick Off His ‘Killed The Cowboy Tour’ In April September 22, 2023.Zach Bryan Releases Five-Track ‘Boys Of Faith’ EP September 22, 2023.Widely Admired Bass Player Dave Roe Passes September 22, 2023.Kane Brown Releases Phil Collins-Inspired Track ‘I Can Feel It’ September 22, 2023.Dalton Dover Delivers New Project, ‘Never Giving Up On That’ September 22, 2023.Cody Johnson Announces Third Studio Album ‘Leather’ September 22, 2023.Frank Ray Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month With New Spanish EP September 22, 2023.“80s Mercedes” written by busbee, Maren MorrisīMG, Big Deal Music, Big Yellow Dog Music
“Sleep Without You” written by Kelly Archer, Justin Ebach, Brett Youngīig Machine Music, Downtown Music, Red Creative, Word Country “Kill A Word” written by Eric Church, Luke Dick, Jeff Hyde “Vice” written by Miranda Lambert, Shane McAnally, Josh Osborne “Head Over Boots” written by Luke Laird, John PardiĬreative Nation Music, Song Factory Music “Blue Ain’t Your Color” written by Clint Lagerberg, Hillary Lindsey, Steven Lee OlsenĬornman Music, Hillarodyrathbone Music, Sea Gayle Music “Wheels” written by Steve Moakler, Gordie Sampson, Caitlyn SmithīMG, Cornman Music, Creative Nation Music, Pulse Songs “Tacoma” written by Bob DiPiero, Caitlyn Smith
“Rich” written by Jessie Jo Dillion, Maren Morris, Laura Veltzīig Machine Music, Big Yellow Dog, Kobalt Music, Revelry Music “Love Triangle” written by Nicolle Galyon, RaeLynn, Jimmy Robbinsīig Machine Music, Prescription, Round Hill Music Kobalt Music, Sea Gayle Music, Ten Ten Music Group “Love Can Go To Hell” written by Brandy Clark, Scott Stepakoff “Leaving Nashville” written by Abe Stoklasa, Donovan Woods “The contribution these artist and writers make to the industry – and to fans – is a tremendous gift.”ĪIMP Rising Independent Songwriter of the YearĪIMP Rising Independent Artist-Writer of the Year “The Academy is delighted to support AIMP in this most important endeavor: honoring the independent spirits who keep country music relevant with their craft,” said Tiffany Moon, Executive Vice President/Managing Director of the Academy of Country Music. “The show serves as a platform to honor the unique and talented artists and writers who call Nashville home, while also serving as a reminder of the support shown from writers, artist and publishers within our AIMP community.”
“We are very excited to once again celebrate the achievements of Nashville’s independent music publishing community at the second annual AIMP Nashville Awards,” said AIMP Nashville Treasurer and awards co-chair, Ree Guyer. Last year’s inaugural show included performances of AIMP-nominated songs by artist-writer nominees Kelsea Ballerini, Brandy Clark, Tyler Farr, Sam Hunt, Old Dominion and a collaboration by rising writer nominees, Brothers Osborne and Maren Morris. Nominees were selected by 300 AIMP voters through anonymous ballots. The awards will take place at the Ryman Auditorium May 8 and will feature performances from Nashville’s hottest independent writers and artists. Nominees have been announced for the second annual AIMP Nashville Awards, which will be presented for the first time by the Academy of Country Music.
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