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    Jessica Pratt, MJ Lenderman, Shaboozey Among Winners at Libera Awards

    Arabian Media staffBy Arabian Media staffJune 10, 2025No Comments4 Mins Read
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    Jessica Pratt’s Here in the Pitch took home record of the year at the A2IM Libera Awards Monday night in New York, while MJ Lenderman was named breakthrough artist and Raye won self-released record of the year for “Genesis.”

    The awards, hosted by the American Association of Independent Music (A2IM) and presented by Merlin kicked off Indie Week and were given out at rapid fire between performances from nominees Ekko Astral, Swamp Dogg, Serpantwithfeet and Reyna Tropical, the latter of whom won for Latin record for last year’s Malegria. 

    “Music to me is what survived, to me, through so much pain and grief and continues to,” Reyna Tropical’s Fabi Reyna said through tears as she accepted her award in person Monday night. “This album was something I created from the biggest griefs of my life, turned into a pathway that has shown me and continues to show me who I’m meant to become and has allowed me to be reborn.” 

    Here in the Pitch also won best folk record and best singer-songwriter record. Other winners Monday night included Waxahatchee, who won best country record with Tiger’s Blood, Fontaines D.C., who were awarded best rock record for Romance, and Kim Gordon, whose The Collective won best alternative rock record. Shaboozey, who had one of the biggest hits of last year with “A Bar Song (Tipsey),” won this year’s impact award. MF Doom, who died in 2020, won best reissue for Mm..Food (20th Anniversary Edition) as well as for best remix with “One Beer (Madlib Remix).”

     !K7 founder Horst Weidenmüller, who died back in February, was posthumously awarded the lifetime achievement award Monday night, and A2IM president and CEO Richard James Burgess, who will be stepping down at the beginning of 2026, was also honored Monday night to recognize is 10 years at the helm.

    See the Libera Awards’ full winners list below:

    Best Alternative Rock Record
    Kim Gordon – The Collective (Matador Records)
     
    Best American Roots Record
    MJ Lenderman – Manning Fireworks (ANTI-)
     
    Best Blues Record
    Ruthie Foster – Mileage (Sun Records)
     
    Best Classical
    Kelly Moran – Moves in the Field (Warp Records)
     
    Best Country Record
    Waxahatchee – Tigers Blood (ANTI-)
     
    Best Dance Record
    Fcukers – Baggy$$ (Technicolour / Ninja Tune)
     
    Best Electronic Record
    Caribou – Honey (Merge Records)
     
    Best Folk Record
    Jessica Pratt – Here in the Pitch (Mexican Summer)
     
    Best Global Record
    Mdou Moctar – Funeral for Justice (Matador Records)
     
    Best Heavy Record
    METZ – Up On Gravity Hill (Sub Pop Records)
     
    Best Hip-Hop/Rap Record
    Shygirl – “Immaculate (feat. Saweetie)” (Because Music)
     
    Best Jazz Record
    Nala Sinephro – Endlessness (Warp Records)
    Kamasi Washington – Fearless Movement (Young)
     
    Best Latin Record
    Reyna Tropical – Malegría (Psychic Hotline)
     
    Best Outlier Record
    Khruangbin – A LA SALA (Dead Oceans)
    SPIRIT OF THE BEEHIVE – YOU’LL HAVE TO LOSE SOMETHING (Saddle Creek)
     
    Best Pop Record
    Magdalena Bay – Imaginal Disk (Mom+Pop)
     
    Best Punk Record
    Pissed Jeans – Half Divorced (Sub Pop Records)
     
    Best R&B Record
    Mavis Staples – “Worthy” (ANTI-)
     
    Best Reissue
    MF DOOM – MM..FOOD (20th Anniversary Edition) (Rhymesayers Entertainment)
     
    Best Remix
    MF DOOM – “One Beer (Madlib Remix)” (Rhymesayers Entertainment)
     
    Best Rock Record
    Fontaines D.C. – Romance (XL Recordings)
     
    Best Singer-Songwriter Record
    Jessica Pratt – Here in the Pitch (Mexican Summer)
     
    Best Soul/Funk Record
    Thee Sacred Souls – Got a Story to Tell (Daptone Records)
     
    Best Spiritual Record
    The Harlem Gospel Travelers – Rhapsody (Colemine Records)
     
    Best Sync Usage
    De La Soul – “Say No Go” (Civil War) (A.O.I./Chrysalis/Reservoir)
     
    Breakthrough Artist
    MJ Lenderman (ANTI-)
     
    Creative Packaging
    MF DOOM – MM..FOOD (20 Year Anniversary Edition) (Rhymesayers Entertainment)
     
    Distributor of the Year
    Redeye
     
    Independent Champion
    Bandcamp
     
    Impact Award
    Shaboozey – Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going (American Dogwood/EMPIRE)
     
    Label of the Year (15 or more employees)
    Partisan Records
     
    Label of the Year (5 or fewer employees)
    True Panther
     
    Label of the Year (6-14 employees)
    Mexican Summer
     
    Marketing Genius
    IDLES – TANGK (Partisan Records)
     
    Music Video of the Year
    Fontaines D.C. – “Starburster” (XL Recordings)
     
    Publisher of the Year
    Warp Publishing
     
    Record of the Year
    Jessica Pratt – Here in the Pitch (Mexican Summer)
     
    Self-Released Record of the Year
    RAYE – Genesis. (Human Re Sources)



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