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The Greater St. James Young Adult Choir took top honors at the Morris-Jenkins Charlotte Music Awards Gospel Showcase. Held on Sunday, March 30, at the New Christian Outreach Center, the showcase also featured performances by D.Jay, the New Mercies, Sheree Thomas, Pastor Annie R. Thomas and the Bright Stars and Nathan Jeter.
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The Morris-Jenkins Charlotte Music Awards hosted the Women in Rock Showcase at the Milestone Club on Saturday, Feb. 9. Taking top honors at the showcase was Luna’s Lament, featuring guitarist Kim “KimNiption” Karnes. Also participating in the showcase were Lindy Dobbins and the Red Velvet Manx, Silent Weapons, the Vernaculars and the Lights, Fluorescent.
Luna’s Lament focuses on its original material sets itself apart from others in the rock and metal genre. The band has culled its many influences—TOOL, Opeth, Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Alice in Chains, King Crimson and Mars Volta—into a sound all its own.
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The Morris-Jenkins Charlotte Music Awards hosted its first Blues Showcase at the Double Door Inn on Thursday, Jan. 24. With a mix of traditional blues and contemporary blues, the audience was treated to a variety of talented blues performances. Winning the showcase competition was the Contagious Blues Band. Also participating were Bayou Butch, Archie Huntley (aka Golden Eagle) and WSNB. The Contagious Blues Band features a “multi-vocalist” approach, accompanied by two styles of guitar playing. The band seemingly takes you through the evolution of blues music during its set with the influence of traditional blues mixed with the new blues-rock sound.
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The Charlotte Music Awards has announced the addition of Morris-Jenkins as the title sponsor for the organization. “Partnering with the Charlotte Music Awards is exciting,” says Dewey Jenkins, president of Morris-Jenkins. “What a fun way to do something beneficial for the community.”
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The Charlotte Music Awards would like to thank all who attended our Awards Ceremony on Sept. 6 at Ovens Auditorium. The event provided a unique opportunity to recognize and reward the best of our local musical talent. Congratulations to the winners and finalists. All are fine examples of the outstanding talent that exists in the Carolinas. Check out photographs of the event here.
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