18th Metro FM Music Awards

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Metro FM Music Awards
18th annual Metro FM Music Awards
Sponsored by Metro FM
DateApril 27, 2024;8 days ago (2024-04-27)
Venue Mbombela Stadium, Mpumalanga
CountrySouth Africa
Hosted byLuthando Shosha
ProVerb
MottoBlack to the Future
Highlights
Most awardsKabza De Small (4)
Most nominations Tyla (6)
Song of the Year "Imithandazo"
Television/radio coverage
Network SABC1
 17th · Metro FM Music Awards · 19th 

The 2024 Metro FM Music Awards is the 18th annual ceremony of the Metro FM Music Awards, the ceremony was aired live on SABC1 and hosted by ProVerb and LootLove on April 27, 2024, at Mbombela Stadium in Mbombela, Mpumalanga, South Africa. [1]

Contents

Tyla leads with six nominations ahead of Kabza De Small and Tyler ICU with five each.

Background

Loot Love and ProVerb was announced as hosts of 18th Metro FM Music Awards. [2] [3]

Winners and nominees

Below is the full list of nominees. [4] Winners are listed first highlighted in Bold face.

Best Gospel AlbumBest Jazz Album
  • Ntokozo Mbambo - Lavish Worship
  • Jumbo – Siyabonga
  • Hle - Take Heart
  • Amandla Freedom Ensemble - Oratorio Of A Forgotten Youth
  • Sibusiso Mash Mashiloane – Izibongo
  • Mbuso Khoza - Ifa Lomkhono
  • Bokani Dyer - Radio Sechaba
  • Vusi Mahlasela – Umoya: Embracing The Human Spirit
Best Produced AlbumBest Collaboration
  • Kabza De Small & Mthunzi – "Imithandazo" ft. DJ Maphorisa , Young Stunna , Sizwe Alakine, Umthakathi Kush
  • DJ Kent - Horns in the Sun (Thakzin remix) ft Thakzin; Brenden Praise; Mo-T; Mörda
  • Inkabi Zezwe – "Umbayimbayi"
  • Tyler ICU – "Mnike" ft. Tumelo ZA, Dj Maphorisa, Nandipha808, CeekaRSA, Tyrondee
  • Mellow & Sleazy - "Imnandi Lento" ft. Tman Press, SjavasDaDj, TitoM
Song of the Year Artist of the Year
  • Kabza De Small & Mthunzi – "Imithandazo" ft. DJ Maphorisa: Young Stunna, Sizwe Alakine, Umthakathi Kush
  • Oscar Mbo & KG Smallz - Yes God ft. Dearson, Mörda, Mhaw keys (Mhaw keys remix)
  • DJ KENT - Horns in the Sun ft Mo-T; Brenden Praise; Mörda; Thakzin (Thakzin remix)
  • Kamo Mphela – "Dalie" ft Baby S.O.N, Tyler ICU & Khalil Harrison
  • Tyla – "Water"
  • Dlala Thukzin – "iPlan" ft Zaba & Sykes
  • Tyler ICU – "Mnike" feat DJ Maphorisa, Nandipha808, CeekaRSA, Tyrondee
  • Bassie & Aymos - "Izenzo" ft. T-Man SA
  • De Mthuda & Da Muziqal Chef - "Sgudi Snyc" ft. Eemoh & Sipho Magudulela
  • DJ Stokie – "Masithokoze" ft. Eemoh
  • Lwah Ndlunkulu
  • Tyla
  • Oscar Mbo
  • Tyler ICU
  • Mörda
Best Viral ChallengeBest New Artist
  • TitoM & Yuppe - "Tshwala Bam" ft. S.N.E & EeQue
  • Tyler ICU – "Mnike" ft. Tumelo ZA, Dj Maphorisa, Nandipha808, CeekaRSA, Tyrondee

Tyla – "Water"

  • Kamo Mphela – "Dalie" ft. Baby S.O.N, Tyler ICU & Khalil Harrison
  • Tebza De Dj - "Ka Valungu" ft. DJ Nomza The King
  • Nontokozo Mkhize
  • Harry Cane
  • Sykes
  • Robin Fassie
  • Shakes & Les
Best Duo/GroupBest Dance
  • Thee Legacy
  • De Mthuda & Da Muziqal Chef
  • Inkabi Zezwe
  • Mellow & Sleazy
  • Tito M & Yuppe
  • Zakes Bantwini - "Mama Thula" ft. Skye Wanda, Thakzin & Suffocate SA
  • DJ KENT - "Horns in the Sun" ft. Mo-T; Brenden Praise; Morda; Thakzin (Thakzin remix)
  • Dlala Thukzin – "iPlan" ft Zaba & Sykes
  • Heavy-K – "Ulele" ft. Samthing Soweto, Thakzin & Professor
  • Mörda - "Burning Bush" ft. Thakzin & Ihhashi Elimhlophe
Best Kwaito/GqomBest Hip Hop
  • DJ Kotin - "Hello" ft. Big Nuz, Mshayi & Mr Thela
  • DJ Lag & Mr Nation Thingz - "Hade Boss" ft. K.C Driller
  • SYKES - "Sisestyleni Babies" ft. Skillz & RudeBoyz
  • A-Reece - "Ving Rhames"
  • Cassper Nyovest – "018" ft. Maglera Doe Boy
  • Nasty C - "Prosper In Peace" ft. Benny The Butcher
  • Khuli Chana – "Khuliyano"
  • DA Les – "Solo" ft Manu World Star, Gemini Major, & NAVIO
Best African PopBest Amapiano
  • Kabza De Small & Mthunzi - "Imithandazo" ft. DJ Maphorisa; Young Stunna, Sizwe Alakine, Umthakathi Kush
  • De Mthuda & Da Muziqal Chef - "Sgudi Snyc" ft. Eemoh & Sipho Magudulela
  • Mellow & Sleazy - "Imnandi Lento" ft. Tman Xpress; SjavasDaDj; TitoM
  • Tyler ICU – "Mnike" ft. Tumelo ZA, DJ Maphorisa, Nandipha808, CeekaRSA, Tyrondee
  • DJ Stokie - "Awu khuzeki" ft. Omit ST, Sobzeen, Zee_nhle
Best Music VideoBest Male
  • Bassie & Aymos- Izenzo Ft. T-Man SA
  • De Mthuda & Da Muziqal Chef - Sgudi Snyc ft Eemoh & Sipho Magudulela
  • Tyla – Water
  • Kamo Mphela – Dalie ft. Baby S.O.N, Tyler ICU & Khalil Harrison
  • Mthandazo Gatya - IN 2 U
  • Aymos
  • De Mthuda
  • Kelvin Momo
  • Mörda
  • Kabza De Small
Best StyledBest R&B
  • Mthandazo Gatya - "IN 2 U"
  • Filah Lah Lah - "Call Me"
  • Nanette & Blxckie - "Talk 2 Me" ft. BGRZ
  • Tyla – "Water"
  • Nontokozo Mkhize - "Lu Strong" ft. Nomfundo Moh
Best Female

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