Caribbean Music Awards voting deadline nears: Ricardo Drue’s ‘Tornado’ in the running
The Caribbean Music Awards voting period is drawing to a close, with fans having until June 30 to support their favourite artists.
Among the nominees is the late Antiguan Soca sensation Ricardo Drue, posthumously recognized in the Collaboration of the Year category for the Soca genre.
Drue’s energetic track “Tornado,” featuring Viking Ding Dong, is up for the prestigious award. The category boasts a strong lineup of contenders, including “Juk in the Junction” by College Boy and Yung Bredda, “Come Home” by Skinny Fabulous and Nailah Blackman, and “Like Yuh Self” by Machel Montano and Patrice Roberts. Also nominated are “Brain Freeze” by Skinny Fabulous, Mr. Killa, Lead Pipe, and Just Jay, as well as Asa Banton’s “Do wah yuh want.”
This nomination serves as a poignant tribute to Drue’s lasting impact on the Caribbean music scene.
Fans and music enthusiasts can show their support for the late artist and other nominees by casting their votes at caribmusicawards.com before the June 30 deadline.
The Caribbean Music Awards continue to celebrate the rich musical heritage of the region, showcasing the diverse talents that contribute to its vibrant culture.
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