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Results for HiPipo Music Award 2019 held on the 29th May 2020

HiPipo Music Award was held on friday 29th. May 2020 in what is termed to be a Scientific and Virtual nature where some artists performed from their rooms while others performed from the venue and every fan enjoyed from the comfort of their rooms and Here are the results



 1. Parte after Parte - Big Trill……………Song of the year Africa

 2. Eddy kenzo…………………………………..Artist of the Year Africa

 3. Travis Kazibwe - Dr.Tee ……………….Afro Tune producer of the decade

 4. Muhamaed Ramazan – Mafia……... Best song from Northern/ Arabic Africa

 5. Eddy Kenzo……………………………………Africa’s Number 1

 6. Jehovah Shalom…………………………….Best A-cappella group 

 7. John Blaq – Do Dat …………..............Best Afro Beat song

 8. John Blaq – Ebyalagirwa…………………Best Afro pop song

 9. Producer Ronnie ……………………………Best Audio Producer

 10. Chris Evans – Call me……………………..Best Band song

 11. John Blaq………………………………………..Best brake through artist

 12. Ghetto Kids Tripplets………………………Best Choreography

 13. B2C / Rema – Gutujja…………………….Best Collabo

 14. Da Agent & Betinafesie-Bumungamba…..Best Contemporary folk song.

 15. Slick Stuart & Roja……………………………Best DJ

 16. Sheeba ……………………………………………Best Female Artist

 17. Kasule Cereste – Stress free…………….Best kadongo Kamu song

 18. Eddy Kenzo……………………………………..Best Male Artist

 19. Fille & Voltage Music –Squeeze………western Best Reggae Song

 20. Amasemero Gabazira Ba CBS-Happy Birthday Ssabbasajja…..Best school Act

 21. David Lutalo- Ensi…………………………….Best Social Message

 22. Irene Kayemba- Kankinemu……………..Best Song Eastern region

 23. Innoss’B Yope DRC …………………………..Best song from Francophone Africa

 24. Profesa Maros – Med mac………………..Best song Northern Region

 25. King Monada- Chuwana…………………….Best song South Africa

 26. Mayor Chris John – Nkooye Obwomu.Best song Eastern Region

 27. Joe Boy – Baby…………………………………..Best song from South Africa

 28. Ray G- Weeshe……………………………………Best song Western Region

 29. Daddy Andre………………………………………Best song writer

 30. Kennenth Mugambi- Oliwa…………………Best soul song

 31. Nolton and George- Ng films………………Best video Director

 32. B2C / Rema – Gutujja…………………………Best zouk Song 

 33. Natacha – Ufise Gute………………………….Burundi Best Act

 34. Martin Betta for Ogwo Eddy Kenzo ft Wembley mo foundation….Best Cinematography Editing

 35. Sheeba X Orenzi – Sweet sensation…….Best Raga / Dance Hall

 36. Diamond Platnum – the one……………… East Africa Super Hit

 37. Fresh Kid…………………………………………….Exceptional Young Act

 38. Levixon Ft Timeles Noel- Chikibombe…Best Religious gospel Act

 39. Kabako – Sabisubira……………………………Video of the Year

 40. Otile Brown X Khaligraph Jones- Japo Kidogo…Kenya Best Act

 41. Moses Matovu ………………………………..Life Time Achievement Award

 42. Mbosso……………………………………………….Africa Fan favourite Talent

 43. Gen. Salim Saleh…………………………………Medal of honour for supporting presentation of Africa sound and identity

 44. Fik Fameica…………………………………………Most stylist Artist of the Year

 45. Lydia Bless………………………………………….Must Watch Talent

 46. Big Trill – Parte after Parte…………………Best Hip hop Song / Rap song

 47. DJ Pius Homba – Homboka (High Heels)….Rwanda best Act

 48. Sho madjozi – John cena……………………..Best song South Africa

 49. Slick Stuart & Roja ft Allan Toniks………...Best RnB song

 50. John BlaQ – Do Dat……………………………….Song of the Year

 51. Diamond Platnum – The one…………………Tanzania best Act

 52. Masaka Kids Afrikana…………………………….Video Trail Blazer Award

 53. Spice Diana / Ray G - Writter for Omusheshe…Written Record of the Year

Comments

  1. UnknownMay 30, 2020 at 9:43 AM

    We've never heard of some people in this list

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    1. Okwanga OscarMay 30, 2020 at 9:55 AM

      Those are the guys who picked the form and were nominated

      Delete

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