4th CMC Music Awards
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| Awarded for | favourite artists chosen in an online voting and jury board |
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| First awarded | 2011 |
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CMC Music Awards is an Australian music award held annually. Its fourth ceremony was held on 13 March 2014 in Queensland, Australia and was hosted by country singer Morgan Evans. [1] It had two international categories then. American singer Taylor Swift swept both the awards International Artist of the Year and International Video of the Year for her single "Highway Don't Care". She and Morgan Evans won the most awards (two each).
List of winners
| Category | Name of Winner | Work |
|---|---|---|
| Male Artist of the Year [1] | Morgan Evans | Morgan Evans |
| Female Artist of the Year | Jasmine Rae | |
| Australian Artist of the Year | Morgan Evans | |
| Video of the Year | Morgan Evans | "Carry On" |
| International Artist of the Year | Taylor Swift | |
| International Video of the Year | Tim Mcgraw, Taylor Swift & Keith Urban | "Highway Don't Care" |
| ARIA Highest Selling International Album of the Year | Not Awarded | |
| New Australian Artist of the Year | Not Awarded | |
| Group/Duo of the Year | The Wolfe Brothers | |
| Hall of Fame Award | Not Awarded |
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