Zaho de Sagazan | A double win at the 2024 MME Awards!
This year’s prestigious Music Moves Europe (MME) Awards ceremony saw French artist Zaho de Sagazan take home a resounding victory, as the singer-songwriter won both the Grand Jury Award and the Public Choice Award, thereby confirming her success on the European stage.
The ceremony, which took place last Thursday (18th January) at the Eurosonic Noorderslag (ESNS) festival in the Dutch city of Groningen, gave pride of place to the diversity and the creativity of Europe’s musical landscape. Meanwhile, the five other award winners were Bulgarian Cartrader, freekind., Giift, Ralphie Choo and yunè pinku, who are all emerging artists that have contributed to enriching the continent’s music scene with their unique sounds.
As a reward for winning the Grand Jury Award, de Sagazan received €10,000 and a green touring voucher worth €5,000, while her Public Choice Award victory saw her earn €5,000 and a Deezer session, thereby underlining both the jury’s and the public’s recognition of her talent.
About the MME Awards
Set up by the European Union, the Music Moves Europe Awards celebrate emerging artists who represent the European sound of today and tomorrow, whilst also aiming to propel aspiring talent into international careers. Previous winners include names such as Stromae, Alyona Alyona, Rosalía, The Haunted Youth, Dua Lipa, Sans Soucis, Hozier, Meskerem Mees and Christine and the Queens.
The 2024 edition of the MME Awards – which are co-organised by ESNS and Reeperbahn Festival – enjoyed the support of partners including Liveurope, Yourope, Live DMA, IMPALA, Digital Music Europe, the International Confederation of Music Publishers, the International Music Forum and the European Music Exporters Exchange, with these partners committed to promoting the European music sector and, as a result, strengthening emerging artists and industry professionals alike.
The MME Awards remain a cornerstone of the EU’s efforts to promote a unified and diversified music scene across the continent whilst also supporting the up-and-coming talent that represents its musical future. The ceremony itself continues to be an unmissable event for music fans and industry pros alike, too, as it offers up a unique platform through which to discover the future leaders of Europe’s music scene.
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