1. Best Male Video (Banky W) – Strong Ting – Nigeria
2. Best Female Video (Goldie) – You Know It – Nigeria
3. Best Choreography (Dama Do Bling) – Moza Girl – Mozambique
4. Best Special Effects (Djinee) – Overkillin’ – Nigeria
5. Best Editing (P Square) – Danger – Nigeria
6. Best Duo Or Group Video (Deep Level) – We Run The City – South Africa
7. Best Cinematography (Teargas) – Mhlobo Wami – South Africa
8. Best Hip Hop Video (Jozi) – Wild Life – South Africa
9. Best R & B Vide0 (Mike Anyasodo) – Fine Fine Lady – Nigeria
10. Best Pop Video (2Face Idibia) – Implication – Nigeria
11. Best Collaboration In A Music Video (Sarkodie Feat. Sway & Jayso) – Lay away – Ghana
12. Discovery Of The Year (JR) – Show Dem – South Africa
13. Best Video (Voting) (Banky W) – Strong Ting – Nigeria
14. Viewers Choice (Voting) (Buffalo Souljah) – Ezandlha Phezulu – Zimbabwe
15. Hit Producer Of The Year (As Used In A Music Video) (Sossick/DaGrin) – Pon Pon Pon – Nigeria
15. Best Western (2Face Idibia) – Nigeria
16. Best Southern (PRO) – South Africa
17. Best Eastern (Wyre) – Kenya
18. Best Central (Fally Ipupa) – DR Congo
19. Soundcity Fresh Video (Tania Tome) – Nhi Ngugu Haladza – Mozambique
Showing posts with label SMVA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SMVA. Show all posts
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Monday, August 3, 2009
SMVA Winners!

Best Male Video
• Naeto C – Kini Big Deal
Best Female Video
• TY Bello – Ekundayo
Best Choreography
• P-Square – Roll It
Best Special Effect Editing
• Dipp – Dangerous
Best Cinematography
• Bigiano – Shayo
Best Hip Hop
• Str8buttah – Last Standing
Best R&B or Pop Video
• Darey - Not the girl
Best Duo/Group Video
• P-Square – Roll It
Best Collaboration in a Music Video
• Tuface Idibia ft. Sound Sultan – Enter The Place
Soundcity Viewers Choice
• Bigiano – Shayo
Soundcity Fresh Video
• Steel – South African Girl
Discovery of the year
• Kel - Waa Wa Alright
Hit Producer of the Year (as used in a music video)
• “Suddenly” by D’banj (Don Jazzy)
African Video of the Year
• 340ML (Mozambique)
Best Video
• Tuface - Enter The Place
Monday, May 26, 2008
Tight Videos...

Last night i couldnt't help but marvel at the level of positive development that the Nigerian music industry has experienced. I saw the fresh set of PSquare videos, a new one from Nigga Raw. really splendid. Ifeel really excited about people like DJ Tee, Jude 'ENGEES' Okoye, some of the brains behind these fabulous videos...walai...LOL things really looking up. Also the level of organization of recent shows and awards like SMVA, Hipworld awards 08, and the likes have really been impressive. like all developments its always a rush when its the make it season, so i hope it only gets better. Here its a big thumbs up to people giving the industry some good PR with their passion.
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