Winners and nominees
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Best Album in the World
Best Album by a UK Artist
Best Song in the World
Best Song by a UK Artist
Best Solo Act in the World
Best Solo Act from the UK
Best Band in the World
Best Band from the UK
Best New Act in the World
Best New Act from the UK
Best Mixtape
Best Collaboration
Best Live Act
Best Producer
Best Festival in the World
Best Festival in the UK
Best Small Festival
Best Festival Headliner
Best Film
Best TV Series
Best Film Actor
Best TV Actor
Best Reissue
Best Music Film
Best Music Video
Best Music Book
Best Podcast
Game of the Year
Indie Game of the Year
Best Game Development Studio
Best Ongoing Game
Best Audio in a Game
Asia
Best Album by an Asian Artist
Best Song by an Asian Artist
"Omomo Punk" – Warren Hue (Indonesia)
"Honey, Baby" – Grrrl Gang (Indonesia)
"Lotus" – FORCEPARKBOIS (Malaysia)
"Yellow Fever" – Pyra, Ramengvrl & Yayoi Daimon (Thailand / Indonesia / Japan)
Best Band from Asia
Best Solo Act from Asia
Ben&Ben (Philippines)
Lomba Sihir (Indonesia)
No Good (Malaysia)
Senyawa (Indonesia)
Subsonic Eye (Singapore)
Best New Act from Asia
Shye (Singapore)
Alec Orachi (Thailand)
Ena Mori (Philippines)
The Filters (Malaysia)
Warren Hue (Indonesia)
Australia
Best Album by an Australian Artist
Best Song by an Australian Artist
Best Band from Australia
Best Solo Act from Australia
Best New Act from Australia
Godlike Genius Award
Innovation Award
Songwriter Award
Hero of the Year
Villain of the Year
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