Anugerah Industri Muzik Malaysian-Indian
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Anugerah Industri Muzik Malaysian-Indian or Malaysian Music Industry Award for Malaysian Indian (acronym known as AIM Malaysian-Indian) is the Malaysian music award ceremony to pay tribute and award the key industry player within Malaysian Indian community who have been working hard to keep the local music industry of Malaysia alive.[1] The inaugural AIM Malaysian-Indian music awards show, sponsored by the Ministry of Information, Communications & Culture (MICC). It is one of the three AIM award events, recognise and honouring Malaysian based talents. The other two were Anugerah Industri Muzik for Bahasa Malaysia and AIM Malaysian-Chinese.
History[edit]
Before introducing AIM Malaysian-Indian, there were special categories for Malaysian Indian Music industry in Anugerah Industri Muzik, Best Local Indian Album and Best Local Indian Song.
However, Malaysian Indian Music Awards had been once held in 1999, but by a different presenter.[2]
Categories[edit]
- Best Folk/Gana song
- Best Rock Song
- Best Hip-Hop Song
- Best song in Drama/Film
- Best Devotional Song
- Best Album Cover
- Kembara Award
- Sri Wirama Lifetime Achievement Award
AIM 2013[edit]
AIM Malaysian-Indian 2013 was held in Setia City Conventions Center, Shah Alam on 12 October 2013. This annual award was spearheaded by the AIM-Indian 2013 Organizing Chairman, Suseela Menon.
Award and Winner[edit]
- Best New Artist : Vinesh Kumar for (Thanimayil - single)
- Best Engineered Album : Album Crystal by Artist Casino
- Best Music Video : Naduvan
- Best Album Cover : Ashtaka by Wan &Reshmonu
- Best Devotional Song award : Sai Loshini and Gayathri Thandapany
- Best Musical Arrangement award : Boy Radge
- Best Folk/Gana Song : Shanthesh (Naa Venuma)
- Best Song in a Drama/Film : Siddarthan and Preeta Prasad (Maana Mathure)
- Best Pop/Contemporary song : Jay (Enggo Tholaithavan)
- The Best Rock song : Vikadakavi and Denes (Veremari Bro)
- Best Hip Hop/Rap song went to Scooter Vandi by OG Dass, Kash Villanz, and Shamini
- Best Duo/Collaboration Vocal Performance in a song received by Suresh Rogen and Suganya Jegathesan for the song Vinnukku Sontham Vennila
- Best Male Vocal performance in a song award won by Dhilip Varman for Mazhaiye Mazhaiye
- Best Female Song performance in a song award was received by Hashmitha Selvam for the song Indru Vazhnthidalaam
- The Kembara Award won by Yogi B
- The Sri Wirama Lifetime Achievement Award was received by Mr N. Mariappan
- The Best Song Award won by Scooter Vandi by Kash Villanz, OG Dass, Shamini
- The Best Album Award was received by Love Signature by Subramaniam Mariappan and Subrah G
See also[edit]
- Anugerah Industri Muzik
- Malaysian Indian
- AIM Malaysian-Chinese
- Recording Industry Association of Malaysia
References[edit]
- ↑ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 16 October 2013. Retrieved 2013-10-13. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help)CS1 maint: Archived copy as title (link) - ↑ "Malaysian Indian Music Awards 1999 report on Melodi TV3".
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