InterContinental Music Awards, the most cultural and inclusive music and songwriting contest in Los Angeles announced today the 2021 winners!

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, July 16, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The InterContinental Music Awards announced today the 2021 winners

It has been a difficult and challenging year, particularly for the music industry but InterContinental Music Awards (ICMA) has received so many tracks from around the globe in different genres by brilliant talents, and is immensely proud to be able to continue this journey and do what it set out to achieve. “Ever since the organization's inception in 2011, we have recognized and rewarded musicians and musical artists worldwide for their hard work and have helped them take their career to the next level.“ Said ICMA’s Founder and Executive Director Shahed Mohseni Zonoozi.

This year’s submissions are reviewed, evaluated and chosen by a panel of judges who are Hollywood music executives and industry’s professionals with lots of experience in the international market including veteran musicians, composers, journalist, music supervisors and industry professionals who are affiliated with the, GRAMMYS, Eurovision, Netflix, Sony and more.

Based on their rating, here are the ICMA 2021 winners:

Best of Asia:
- Rameez Anwar (Asian Classical)
- Shiha Zikir, Ezra Kong, Ikmal Fareeq & Todak Music (Asian Pop)

Best of Middle East:
- Amir Hossein Nouri (Middle Eastern Pop)

Best of Europe:
- ELATRASI (Ballad)
- Julie Ludgate (Pop)
- Morgendust, Marco de Haan & Iwan Blokzijl (European Rock)

Best of North America:
- Austin Hopkins (Country)
- Becca Wonka (Disco Funk)
- Cayla Brooke & Michael Creber (Jazz)
- Cory Young, Amira Gadd & Bek Salamov (American Roots)
- Eytan Ribner (Adult Contemporary)
- Jacquelyn Wells (Pop)
- Jason Tonioli & John Knudson (Contemporary Instrumental)
- JoJo Worthington, (Alternative)
- Lisa Mitts & Brandon Bee (Gospel/Contemporary Christian)
- Tracy Cruz (R&B)

Best of South America:
- Johnny Flores Roach, Trinidad Gutierrez & Raniero Palm (Latin Pop)
- Leonardo Garcia (Salsa)

Best of Australia:
- Studeo, Christine Stork & Jeremy Stork (Australasian Jazz)

Best of Pangea:
- Andrea Montalbano (Classic)
- Davide Caprelli (Film Score)
- Jon Altham, Pia Toscano & Matthew Postlethwaite (Soundtrack)
- Sangeeta Kaur & Peter Kater (New Age)

Performance Caregories:
- Edu Vico (Best Production)
- Bei Bei & Shawn lee (Best Instrumentalist)
- Marko Komonko, Nataliya Martynova & Dmytro Nikolaev (Best Instrumentalist)
- Shitalchandra Kulkarni (Best Instrumentalist)
- Karen Luna (Best Vocalist)
- Whitney Tai (Best Vocalist)