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The Awards Night – Australian Folk Music Awards 2022

November 4, 2022 by FAA Board

Brunswick Ballroom

Australian Folk Music Awards 2022

Awards Presented 26 October Brunswick Ballroom, Melbourne

It was a night where the folk music community across the country were brought together to celebrate its talent and diversity.

Folk Alliance Australia would like to thank sincerely all those involved in making the second edition of the Australian Folk Music Awards (AFMAs) a great success.

Judging by the size of the crowd, the number of artists, event organisers and managers on site and the hefty list of well-wishers from across the continent, plus the number of on-line hits of our live stream, we are so pleased with the level of engagement for the Awards.

Thanks to the beautiful live performances on the night from Charm Of Finches, Khristian Mizzi, Bush Gothic, Paddy Montgomery (with talented friends), Oceanique (their first performance outside Western Australia) and The Lost Clogs. The evening also had well-wishing and performance clips from around Australia, so a big thank you those involved for taking the trouble to provide a true national flavour for the evening. 

We would also like to say how much we appreciated Fiona Ross and Derek Guille for being the hosts for the evening and to Board member John McAuslan for his unstinting efforts to produce the show.

Here are some photos from the night – all images by David Harris.

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Charm of Finches
Khristian Mizzi
Bush Gothic
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Paddy Montgomery (centre)
Anna & Jordan
Oceanique
Hillbilly Goats
The Lost Clog
See the coverage of the night from our partner Listening Through The Lens

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Australian Folk Music Awards Stream

September 13, 2022 by FAA Board

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Contribution to Folk Award 2022

June 14, 2022 by FAA Board

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The FAA’s Contribution to Folk Award 2022:

  • recognizes an outstanding contribution to Folk Music in Australia by an individual, group or organisation in any folk music genre.
  • recognizes  a significant contribution over a period of time in any aspect of Folk Music community/industry, including:- performing/ organizing/ presenting/ collecting/ teaching/ collaboration/publishing.

Last year’s recipient for this recognition was David De Santi, a founder of one of the country’s most successful bush bands Wongawilli, long-term service to the Illawarra Folk Club and the Illawarra Folk Festival, a key role in the Pioneer Performer Series, publisher and producer, and more.

Assessment

  • The panel for this award is the Board of Folk Alliance Australia. Who will assess the following:- Nomination material/Nature of the contribution, acknowledgment by Peers, Contribution to  folk music preservation/development/ community involvement and overall impact of the contribution.

Nomination Fee

  • There is NO Fee to be paid to Nominate or enter this Award. Entry is FREE.

Nomination for AFMA Contribution to Folk Award

  • All Nominations must be made via the On-Line Entry Form
  • If you nominated last year and were unsuccessful, you are able to re-apply this year (the quality and quantity of 2021 nominations was exceptional).
  • All questions must be completed and information requested is to be supplied as links or attachments only as requested. Your Application may be invalid if all information is not submitted.
  • You may nominate for more than one AFMA Award (if applicable a separate fee must be paid)
  • Nominations close on 12 Midnight Sunday 31st July 2022 EST. Late entries will not be accepted.
  • The nominated person(s) for Contribution to Folk Award must be an Australian Permanent Resident.  Group/Acts members must comprise 50% of Australian permanent residents.
  • Parental Permission must be submitted for nominations of persons under the age of 18 years.
  • Once you have submitted your nomination entry and paid the entry fee you will receive a confirmation email.
  • The Award for Contribution to Folk will be presented at the Folk Awards event on Wednesday 26th October.
  • Awards are decided by a panel of selected judges with expertise in folk music and the folk music sector. Their decisions are deemed final. No correspondence will be entered into.
  • No Finalist list will be published. The Award shall be announced with one recipient.
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AFMA’s 2022 – Nominations Now Open!

June 9, 2022 by FAA Board

Nominate for 2022 AFMA

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NOMINATIONS ARE INVITED FOR
THE 2022 AUSTRALIAN FOLK MUSIC AWARDS (AFMAS)

Folk Alliance Australia follows its successful launch of the Australian Folk Music Awards (AFMAs) in 2021 with the announcement of details of the 2022 Awards.  The 2022 AFMAs introduces one new award – ‘Instrumentalist of the Year’ category.

We invite nominations from artists, performers, venues, festivals and projects to showcase and highlight the talent and diversity of the Australian folk music scene. We welcome nominations from first nations and culturally diverse artists in the 2022 AFMAs to fully reflect the range of folk music being played in Australia.

The 2022 AFMA Awards will celebrate and recognise the musical and cultural talent, vibrancy, richness, diversity and community nature of the Australian folk music sector and will be presented at the AFMA Awards Concert/Gala event at

The Brunswick Ballroom, Melbourne
Wednesday 26 October

as a lead-in to the Maldon Folk Festival. The AFMA Awards event will also be live-streamed as an Online event.

Nine Awards will be presented in 2022:-

  • Folk Album of the Year – Traditional
  • Folk Album of the Year – Contemporary
  • Folk Artist of the year – Solo
  • Folk Act of the year – Duo/Group/Ensemble
  • Instrumentalist of the Year  (NEW AWARD)
  • Folk Act of the Year – People’s Choice (by public voting)
  • Folk Community/Cultural Project of The Year
  • Youth Artist of the Year
  • Contribution to Folk

(See link below for Information and the Nomination Forms for each award)

The aim of the Australian Folk Music Awards are to:

  • Create a National Folk Awards Scheme for the Australian Folk Music Sector/Community.
  • Raise the profile of Australian folk music.
  • Acknowledge, recognize and celebrate national achievements of the folk music sector.
  • Benefit Australian folk music artists to build their profile and careers.
  • Involve and engage the wide diversity of Australian folk music genres 
  • Raise the profile of Folk Alliance Australia as a national organisation for folk music.

Folk music covers a lot of musical ground ranging from World and Ethnic, Roots, Americana, Bush, Celtic, acoustic Blues and many acoustic styles, both traditional and contemporary.  The Folk music scene is comprised of many communities and brings this richness to the musical diversity that is folk music. Folk music/traditional music is the ground spring of many contemporary music genres with many talented artists, organisations, communities and cultures represented. We have over fifty Australian folk festivals which are vibrant parts of city and especially regional arts and culture scenes giving them their creative identities and involvement with music and the arts. Folk music crosses over into mainstream arts and cultural events, festivals and recordings.

AFMA Nominations are on-line and now open, closing midnight Sunday 31 July (EST).

Nominate Here

Media enquiries:-
Keith Preston (President FAA) – afmas@folkalliance.org.au or 0418 839 264

Nominate for 2022 AFMA

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Nominations Open Soon – Australian Folk Music Awards 2022

May 23, 2022 by FAA Board

Photo: Listening Through The Lens

NOMINATIONS OPEN JUNE 6 

FOR THE 2022


AUSTRALIAN FOLK MUSIC AWARDS (AFMAS)

The 2022 AFMA awards will celebrate and recognise the musical and cultural talent, vibrancy, richness, diversity and community nature of the Australian Folk Music sector and will be presented at a live-streamed Live Music Awards Concert/Gala event at The Brunswick Ballroom, Melbourne in October. Nine Awards will be presented in 2022:

·         Folk Album of the Year  – Traditional            

·         Folk Album of the Year – Contemporary   

·         Folk Artist of the Year – Solo           

·         Folk Act of the Year – Duo/Group/Ensemble

·         Instrumentalist of the Year  

·         Folk Act of the Year – People’s Choice (by public voting)

·         Folk Community/Cultural Project of the Year   

·         Youth Artist of the Year

·         Contribution to Folk   

Nominations open 6 June and close 31 July

FULL DETAILS WILL BE POSTED ON JUNE 6 ON THIS SITE

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Australian Folk Music Awards 2022 – First Glimpse

April 23, 2022 by FAA Board

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2022 AFMAs – The Australian Folk Music Awards

Folk Alliance Australia will be presenting the AFMAs in Melbourne in October 2022. 

Details will be released soon and nominations will open in late May 2022.

The AFMAs will feature live music, awards presentations and will also be an online event.

Two new Awards will be offered (for instrumental folk music) making 10 Awards in total

The AFMAs nominations are for performance achievements and music recordings covering the period June 2021 – June 2022

As well as awards for ‘Project of the Year’ and ‘Contribution to Folk’ awards

If you know someone who you think should nominate or be nominated please let them know that the AFMAs open in late May

Full details in forthcoming FAA newsletters and social media

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The Australian Folk Music Awards – Wrap Up

October 20, 2021 by FAA Board

Cherie Harvey, FAA Board – Photo: Razan Fakhouri

THE FIRST AUSTRALIAN FOLK MUSIC AWARDS (AFMAs)

Announced 14 October 2021 at Nexus Arts Centre Adelaide, South Australia 

120 Nominations for 8 awards Received
If you missed the Awards Night You Can Still Livestream

Proudly Presented by Folk Alliance Australia
  • Welcome To Country – Allan Sumner
  • Parvyn and Josh Bennett
  • The Fiddle Chicks
  • Nancy Bates & Allan Sumner
  • Ella & Sienna
  • The Borderers
  • The Borderers
  • Tim, Parvyn and Josh Bennett
Photos: Razan Fakhouri

You can view the whole AFMAs event  


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Australian Folk Music Award Recipients 

Traditional Folk Music Album of the Year – Cloudstreet & The Little Cloud Orchestra (Qld)                

Contemporary Folk Music Album of The Year  – Bill Jackson – The Wayside Ballads Vol 3 (Vic) 

Solo Folk Artist of the Year – Ruth Hazleton (Vic) and Khristian Mizzi (Vic)  Jointly awarded * see note below         

Artists of the Year Duo/Group/Ensemble  – Weeping Willows  (Vic) 

Youth Artist of The Year  – Charm of Finches  (Vic)

Youth Artist of the Year – Runner Up – Sadie Mustoe  (Vic)

Community/Cultural Project of the Year  – Nicole Murray ‘Nicole’s Anywhere Choir’  (Qld)

Contribution to Folk Award  – David Di Santi (NSW)  

People’s Choice –  The Borderers (SA)

AFMA – Traditional Folk Music Album of the Year 

This Award is for – a Traditional Folk Music Album released between January 2020 and June 2021

Award Recipient:  Cloudstreet & The Little Cloud Orchestra (Qld)  

Cloudstreet and the Little Cloud Orchestra is Cloudstreet‘s final album, combining the band’s signature vocal harmonies with orchestral backing, developed from a performance of Adieu to All Judges and Juries with Folkaphonic Youth Orchestra, at Woodford 2019. John Thompson was so excited to play with an orchestra, he requested a whole concert. The live recording of Cloudstreet and the Little Cloud Orchestra was launched at the following Woodford Folk Festival. Sadly John is no longer with us. In recognition of his work, John received a special “Services to Folk Music” Award – READ MORE HERE

The FINALISTS WERE

Cloudstreet & The Little Cloud Orchestra (Qld)

Fiona Ross & Shane O’Mara (Vic)

Liam Gerner and Luke Moller -The Bulletin Debate (Vic)

Paddy Fitzgerald & Lisnacrieve (Vic)

Perfect Pearls – Australian Pearling Songs  (Various Artists) (WA)

AFMA – Contemporary Folk Music Album of The Year 

This award is for a Contemporary Folk Album released between Jan 2020 and June 2021

Award Recipient – Bill Jackson – The Wayside Ballads Vol 3 (Vic)

The Wayside Ballads Vol 3’ was recorded during the grim months of Melbourne’s  2020 lockdowns. Jackson has released  seven solo albums, toured the US four times, had his song ‘Something in Blue’ covered by the legendary David Olney and shared FAA Album of the Year with Gurrumul in 2008 (‘Steel & Bone’).

THE FINALISTS WERE

  • Bill Jackson – The Wayside Ballads Vol 3 (Vic)
  • Kerryn Fields -Water (Vic)
  • Miriam Lieberman – Just Transforming (NSW)
  • Mzaza – The Birth and Death of Stars (Qld)
  • Xani – From The Bottom of The Well (Vic)

AFMA – Artist of the Year – Solo

This award recognises the activity, performance and achievements of artists in the period January 2020 through to June 2021

(At the Awards Event on 14 October we incorrectly announced only one Solo Artist of The Year award recipient. Due to an administrative error we need to inform that the judges had determined that this Award was a joint winner with two recipients. We apologise to Kristian Mizzi for this omission on the night and take this opportunity to correct this error)

Award Recipients (Joint) – Ruth Hazleton (Vic) and Khristian Mizzi (Vic)


Ruth Hazleton is   an award-winning instrumentalist, singer and songwriter with a career spanning over twenty-five years. Equipped with an electric guitar tuned to DADGAD and a 5-string banjo, Ruth began her solo journey in 2019, releasing the album Daisywheel ,produced by Luke Plumb. Ruth’s repertoire includes a mixture of traditional and original material, exploring history, struggle & resilience in song.



With ‘one of Australia’s finest voices’ , Khristian Mizzi reaches the hearts of his audiences with performances that are joyful, uplifting, confronting, spiritual, comedic and vulnerable all at once. Originally from Moe, Victoria, he has been described as leaving listeners feeling as though they have experienced something truly special. Poetic lyrics, meandering melodies and ‘a voice which truly moves people’, along with a unique picking style, make him the complete artist. Other musicians love and admire him as much as the audience. He has a gentle, warm, humble and friendly presence on stage, yet, as former National Folk Festival Artistic Director Dave O’Neill says, ‘he owns the stage’.

THE FINALISTS WERE

  • Claire-Anne Taylor (Tas)
  • Daniel J Townsend (Tas)
  • Kaurna Cronin  (SA)
  • Khristian Mizzi (Vic)
  • Ruth Hazleton (Vic)

AFMA – Artist of the Year for Duo/Group/Ensemble 

Award Recipient – The Weeping Willows  (Vic)  

Victorian duo, The Weeping Willows (Laura Coates and Andrew Wrigglesworth) are a couple of old souls, steeped in Bluegrass tradition and draped in Gothic Americana imagery.  They regale their audiences with stories of sunshine and romance, God and The Devil, murder and decay.  That kind of description might make them sound like some carefully contrived concept-act but there’s something truly different about The Weeping Willows: they really mean it.  In recent years they have performed at festivals across Australia, the US and the UK. 

THE FINALISTS WERE

  • Bush Gothic  (Vic)
  • Montgomery Church  (NSW)
  • Rich Davies and the Low Road  (Vic)
  • Weeping Willows  (Vic)  
  • We Mavericks  (NSW)

AFMA – Youth Artist of the Year Award

The AFMAs are proud to be  supporting young folk music artists through these awards.

Award recipient – Charm of Finches

Charm of Finches are an acclaimed sister duo from Melbourne, Mabel and Ivy Windred-Wornes. They are about to release their third full length album “Wonderful Oblivion”. Their previous sophomore album, “Your Company” was nominated for the 2020 Australian Music Prize and won the 2020 Independent Music Awards Best Folk Album category. Charm of Finches have appeared at most major Australian Folk and Music festivals and have recently secured a UK agent following their successful appearances at the Folk Alliance International Conferences in 2020 and 2021 with a UK tour planned for 2022. Known for their signature ultra-tight harmonies, their music has been described more than once as evocative and ethereal.

Runner Up: Sadie Mustoe


Sadie Mustoe is a singer-songwriter from Melbourne who has grown up in the folk music world, performing at music festivals since the age of 9.  Now 17, she is finding her true voice both in sound and storytelling.  Accompanied by her guitar, keyboard and ukulele, her striking voice takes you on a musical journey through a powerful and colourful world.  As the winner of multiple awards for songwriting and performance, Sadie has released one album, an EP and lots of singles!  

THE FINALISTS WERE

  • Charm of Finches  (Vic)
  • Cooper Lower   (Vic)
  • Ella & Sienna   (SA)
  • Mel Taylor  (Vic)
  • Sadie Mustoe  (Vic)

AFMA – Community/Cultural Project of the Year

This award recognizes an outstanding folk music community/cultural project undertaken or completed between January 2020 and June 2021. The project need not be music performance but can be publishing, collection, media, recording or folklore.

Award Recipient – Nicole Murray ‘Nicole’s Anywhere Choir’  (Qld)

With her choirs in lockdown throughout 2020, Nicole Murray created a free online choir experience to maintain a sense of community, and keep vocal skills and spirits high. She combined weekly videos with Zoom rehearsals and shared access to those resources with people all over the world.

 THE FINALISTS WERE

  • Darlene Proberts & Christine Mimmocchi –  ‘Singing in Language’ (NSW)
  • Haystack Mountain Hermits – ‘The Horses Stay Behind’ (Qld)
  • Illawarra Folk Festival (NSW)
  • Nicole Murray ‘Nicole’s Anywhere Choir’  (Qld)
  • Penola Coonawarra Acoustic Music Festival (SA)

AFMA – Contribution to Folk

  • This award recognizes an outstanding contribution to Folk Music in Australia by an individual, group or organisation in any folk music genre.
  • The Award recognizes  a significant contribution over a period of time in any aspect of Folk Music community/industry including performing/ organizing/ presenting/ collecting/ teaching/ collaboration.

Award Recipient : Dave De Santi

David De Santi musical background is from an Italian extract and was taught the piano accordion at around age 10 by his father. While at University he gained an interest in other folk music in 1984, especially the Australian tradition. His interest grew in the playing of Australian traditional bush music. He helped established one of the country’s most successful bush bands, Wongawilli in the Illawarra region of NSW. The band has since travelled all over the world and Australia. Since 1989 he became involved in the organisation of the Illawarra Folk Club and the Illawarra Folk Festival. This Festival is the largest of its kind in NSW as Festival Director, Artistic Director.
In 1991, David became convinced that further promotion of the Australian tradition was required and along with Rob Willis and the Wongawilli Colonial Dance Club embarked upon the Pioneer Performer Series, a series of publications and recordings. Since that time David has published and produced 11 publications and 4 recordings of various Australian performers. In recognition of the work in the Pioneer Performer Series he was awarded the 1992 Heritage Award at the Australian Bush Music Awards in Glen Innes.  He has contributed to many National Folk Festival dance programs, The inaugural Illawarra Folklorika Festival and the Illawarra Cultural Planning Steering Committee. – Co-ordinator for Bush Music By The Seaside, which was part of Kiama Seaside Festival. – co-musical director and performed in Italian Stories, a community based play from Theatre South – committee member of Folk Alliance Australia – coordinator for the 3rd National Convention held in Kiama in June 2000. He continues to be involved with organising folk music events including the Illawarra Folk Festival, Folk by the Sea, Peak Festival, Good Tunes Sessions and more recently the volunteer booker for performers for The BUG (Brisbane Unplugged Gigs).

AFMA – People’s Choice Award

This award was determined by Public Voting and well done Australia as nearly 4000 of you voted for our finalists. In the end there was only a few votes in it and we did have several recounts to determine this award.

Award Recipient : The Borderers (SA)

Through 27 years of continuous touring and word of mouth, Scottish / Irish / Australian band The BordererS have become the most successful & entertaining Celtic / Rock / Roots band in Australia! Even Tom Jones and former Prime Minister Julia Gillard have booked the band. Known for their high energy shows  they have a strong social justice and charity side to their performances. They have  performed in Denmark, USA, France Singapore and at festivals and huge community events all around Australia. They are currently working on a film about the legendary Australian boxer Les Darcy.
 

 THE FINALISTS WERE

Alice Cotton  (NT)

The Borderers  (SA)

Hillbilly Goats  (Qld)

Montgomery Church  (NSW)

Sásta (Qld)

The Water Runners (NSW)

Weeping Willows (Vic)

Rebecca Moore (WA)

Ruth Hazleton  (Vic)

FOLK ALLIANCE AUSTRALIA THANKS!:

Nexus Arts

AV Plus

Stuart Coupe Media

Fleurieu Folk Festival

AFMA Panelists, Performers & Nominators

Parvyn & Josh Bennett (Compers)

Trad & Now Magazine

The folk community and supporters for their support and encouragement

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All The 2021 AFMA Nominees At A Glance

October 11, 2021 by FAA Board

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Watch The AFMAs This Thursday

October 9, 2021 by FAA Board

THANK YOU FOR VOTING IN THE “PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD”

WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN US...

at the Australian Folk Music Awards (AFMAs)

LIVE STREAM

THIS THURSDAY 14 October
7.00pm SA 7.30pm Vic/Tas/NSW/ 6.30pm Qld 4.30pm WA

Nexus Arts Centre Adelaide

(Duration 90 Mins)

AND LiveStreaming from our Youtube channel

LIVE STREAM

THE  AFMAS AWARDS NIGHT PROGRAM

Welcome from Folk Alliance Australia

  • Your Hosts – Parvyn & Josh Bennett
  • Welcome to Country – Allan Sumner
  • Live-Cross to some interstate viewers
  • Performance – The Fiddle Chicks
  • Awards Announcements 1 – Traditional Album/Contemp Album of the Year
  • Performance – Nancy Bates & Allan Sumner
  • Awards Announcements 2 – Solo Artist/Group Artist of the Year
  • Live Performance – Ella & Sienna
  • Awards Announcements 3 – Awards 5 Youth Artist of Year & Runner Up
  • Awards Announcements 4 – Community Cultural Project of The Year
  • Awards Announcement 5 –  Contribution to Folk Award
  • Awards Announcment 6 – AFMA People’s Choice Artist Award
  • Live Performance – Parvyn &  Josh and Tim Bennett
  • Thank You  & Acknowledgements
  • LIveStream Finishes/Event Concludes

Tickets Available for Adelaide Awards Night Event open to the public 

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Hosts of the Australian Folk Music Awards 2021 Announced

September 28, 2021 by FAA Board

Australian Folk Music Awards – October 14 2021

Hosts Revealed – Parvyn and Josh

The Folk Alliance Australia Board is proud to announce that feted acoustic duo Parvyn and Josh will be hosting the inaugural Australian Folk Music Awards (AFMAs).

Parvyn Kaur Singh and Josh Bennett  are well known for their performances around Australia and at major folk festivals and draw on a vast range of music styles, combining stunning virtuosity, warm harmonies, melody and groove. Between their original compositions are some of their favourite traditional and contemporary songs from far-flung genres including jazz, blues, classical Indian and folk.

Parvyn began performing at folk festivals at the age of six years as part of the acclaimed band Dya Singh:

The Folk scene is where I am most at home. I have shared my music and learnt so much about creativity and community through my involvement in Australian folk music. I look forward to seeing you all on the 14 October at the AFMAs”

Parvyn Kaur Singh

The 2021 Australian Folk Music Award nominees have been announced, with “winners” revealed 14 October at our live event (tickets available or join us for free via livestream)

GO HERE for a List of all AFMA Awards finalists

GO HERE for Awards Night Tickets

The Australian Folk Music Awards are proudly presented by the Folk Alliance Australia Board.

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