ECMA week April 2 -6th in Charlottetown, PEI:

Album-Old Man Luedecke (Tender is the Night)

Blues Recording-Thom Swift (The Fortunate Few)

Country Recording- (Meaghan Blanchard (She's Gonna Fly)

Francophone Recording-Les Hay Babies (Le Folio EP)

Folk Recording-Old Man Luedecke (Tender is The Night)

Group Recording-Mary Jane Lamond/Wendy MacIsaac (Seinn)

Gospel Recording-Becha DeHaan (Long -awaited, Unexpected)

Jazz Recording-Paul Tynan (BiCoastal Collective:Chapter Three)

Loud Recording-Death Valley Driver (Graveyard Dead)

Pop-Recording-Mo Kenney (Mo Kenney)

Rising Star-The Town Heroes (Sunday Movies)

R & B Soul Recording-Erin Costelo (We Can Get Over)

Rap/Hip Hop Recording-Classified (Classified)

Rock Recording-The Trews (Thank You & I'm Sorry)

Roots/Traditional Group Recording-Gordie MacKeeman & His Rhythm Boys (Pickin N Clickin)

Roots/Traditional Solo Recording-Alan Jeffries (Coffee 'til Midnight)

Solo Recording-Dave Gunning (No More Pennies)

Song Of The Year-Jenn Grant (I've Got Your Fire)

Songwriter-Dave Gunning (No More Pennies)

Traditional Instumental Recording-Duane Andrews/Craig Young (Charlie's Boogie)

World Recording-Asif Illyas (Synesthesia)

Fan's Choice Entertainer-The Barra MacNeils

Fan's Choice Video-Town Heroes (New York City)

SPECIAL AWARDS:

Musician's Achievement Award-Jay Smith

Director's Special Achievement Award-Rita MacNeil

Dr. Helen Creighton Lifetime Achievement Award-Chaisson Trio

Stompin' Tom Award-Flo Sampson, Alan Dowling, Kellie Walsh, Bob Mersereau, Susan Hunter

For more Award Winners and the Industry Awards, refer to ECMA website, address posted above.