The Beatz Awards 2018

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The Beatz Awards 2018
Date21 November 2018
LocationShell Hall, Muson Center, Onikan, Victoria Island
Hosted by Kenny Blaq
Television/radio coverage
Network
Produced byEliworld Int'l Limited
  3rd  · The Beatz Awards ·  5th  

The 4th The Beatz Awards tagged "The Quadrant", was held at Muson Center in Lagos on 21 November 2018. Nominees were revealed on October 26, 2017. [1] The live show was televised on STV, Nigezie TV, wapTV, TVC, and BEN Television, and hosted by Kenny Blaq. Killertunes had the highest award winnings at The Beatz Awards, by securing 3 awards at the ceremony. [2]

Contents

Performers

Presenters

Nominations and winners

The following is a list of nominees [1] and the winners [3] are listed highlighted in boldface.

Best ProducerNew Discovery Producer
Best Afro Pop ProducerBest Afrobeat Producer
Best Afro R&B ProducerBest Afro Hip Hop Producer
Best Afro Highlife ProducerBest Afro Rock Producer
  • Johnny Drille - (Johnny Drille – "Awa Love")
    • Clay – (Clay - "The One")
    • Folabi Nuel – (Folabi Nuel - "My Heart")
    • Zainab Sule – (Zainab Sule - "I Believe In Love")
Best Afro Soul ProducerBest Afro Dancehall Producer
Best Afro Gospel ProducerBest Songwriters
  • Smj – (Tim Godfrey - "Nara")
    • Mr. Tee – (Steph Kerri - "Onye Eze")
    • Frank Edwards – (Frank Edwards – "Miracle Rain")
    • Folabi Nuel – Yahweh by Folabi Nuel
    • Sammie Okposo – Marvelous Thing
    • Nosa – (Nosa - "Most High")
Male DJ of the YearFemale DJ of the Year
Best Radio StationBest Entertainment Station (Terrestrial)
Best Entertainment Station (Cable)Best Artist Manager
Best Music Video DirectorBest OAP
Best Mixing & Mastering EngineerBest Record Label
Best BlogBest Online Music Platform
  • BellaNaija
    • Linda Ikeji Blog
    • OloriSuperGal
    • 360 Nobs
    • Stella Dimoko Korkus
Best Choreographer
  • Don Flex – (Mr. P - "Ebeano")
    • Kaffy – (Olamide - "Science Student")
    • Ggb Dance Crew – (Teni - "Askamaya")
    • Pinky Debbie - (Lil Kesh - "Baby Favour"
    • Bunmi Olunloyo - Fela & The Kalakuta Queen

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References

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