Anugerah Musik Indonesia

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Anugerah Musik Indonesia
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Anugerah Musik Indonesia logo
Awarded forOutstanding achievement in the Indonesian music industry
Sponsored by Sharp (2000–2003)
Samsung (2004)
CountryIndonesia
Presented byAnugerah Musik Indonesia's board of directors
First awarded1997
Website ami-awards.com
Television/radio coverage
Network Indosiar (1997–1999)
RCTI (2000–2022)
SCTV (2003)
TPI (2006)
Global TV (2006)
TVRI (2006)
Indonesiana TV (2023)

The Anugerah Musik Indonesia (lit. 'Indonesian Music Awards'), also known as AMI or colloquially AMI Awards, is an annual Indonesian music award ceremony to recognize outstanding achievements in improving the quality and quantity of artists in the mainly Indonesian-language music industry. It has been compared to the American Grammy Awards and British Brit Awards. It provides recognition of the music industry similar to other entertainment ceremonies, such as the Indonesian Television Awards, Festival Film Indonesia, or the Indonesian Movie Actors Awards.

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History

The awards were formalized as the Indonesian Music Awards in 1997 as a joint project between ASIRI (Recording Industry Association of Indonesia), PAPPRI (Singers, Songwriters, and Music Record Producers Association of Indonesia), and KCI (Copyright Office of Indonesia). [1]

Organization

Each of the three founding organizations originally contributed one board member, under the direction of Indonesian country singer Tantowi Yahya. Under this board was another, less powerful board. Afterward, further divisions were added based on specialization, including Marketing, Communication, and Membership. [1] In 2016, Indonesian jazz musician Dwiki Dharmawan replaced Yahya as chairman. [2]

Award categories

The Anugerah Musik Indonesia awards are issued in several categories, each of which isolates a specific contribution to music. Anugerah Musik Indonesia (AMI) categories have been added and removed over time. [3] The 2010 awards had 35 categories, [1] while the 2011 awards had 46. [3] The categories increased to 49 in 2017. [4]

The general awards include several awards not restricted by musical genre:

Other awards are given to performances and productions in different musical genres, as well as for other contributions such as artwork. The Anugerah Musik Indonesia also presents special awards given for longer-lasting contributions to the Indonesian music industry, such as the AMI Legend Award and Lifetime Achievement Award (which is not presented every year). [5]

List of categories

As of 2018 [4]

General
Pop
  • Best Pop Female Solo Artist
  • Best Pop Male Solo Artist
  • Best Pop Duo/Group/Vocal Group/Collaboration
  • Best Pop Songwriting
  • Best Pop Production
  • Best Pop Album
Rock
Jazz
R&B
Dangdut
  • Best Dangdut Male/Female Solo Artist
  • Best Contemporary Dangdut Male/Female Solo Artist
  • Best Dangdut Duo/Group/Dangdut/Dangdut Collaboration
  • Best Dangdut Songwriting
  • Best Dangdut Production
Children's music
  • Best Children's Music Male/Female Solo Artist
  • Best Children's Music Duo/Group/Vocal/Collaboration
  • Best Children's Music Songwriting
  • Best Children's Music Production
Production work
  • Best Keroncong/Contemporary Keroncong/Langgam/Stambul Production Work
  • Best Alternative Production Work
  • Best Metal/Hardcore Production Work
  • Best Rap/Hip-hop Production Work
  • Best Reggae/Ska/Rocksteady Production Work
  • Best Collaborative Production Work
  • Best Original Soundtrack Production Work
  • Best Vocal Group Production Work
  • Best Regional Language Song Production Work
  • Best Islamic Music Production Work
  • Best Christian Music Production Work
  • Best Instrumental Production Work
  • Best Dance Production Work
  • Best Electronica Production Work
  • Best Progressive Production Work
  • Best Folk/Country/Ballad Production Work
  • Best Urban Production Work
  • Best World Music Production Work
Technical

List of ceremonies

Reception

The Beat describes the AMIs as "The Grammys a la Indonesia". [1]

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