2005 New Zealand Music Awards

2005 New Zealand Music Awards
Awarded for Excellence in New Zealand music
Date October 5, 2005 (2005-10-05)
Location Aotea Centre, Auckland
Country New Zealand
Reward(s) Tui award trophy
Official website http://www.nzmusicawards.co.nz
Television/Radio coverage
Network C4

The 2005 New Zealand Music Awards took place on 5 of October 2005 at the Aotea Centre in Auckland.

Awards and nominees

The 'Lifetime Achievement Award' category was changed to 'Outstanding Contribution to the Growth in NZ Music on Radio'.[1]

One new category was added: 'Best Roots Album'.[2]

The Best Maori Album and Best Gospel / Christian Album categories were not awarded due to insufficient entries.[3]

Winners are listed first and highlighted in boldface.[4]

Multiple winners on the night included Fat Freddy's Drop with five awards.

Key
 †  – Non-technical award
 ‡  – Technical award
Album Of The Year† Single Of The Year†
Best Group† Best Male Solo Artist†
  • Fat Freddy's Drop – Based on a True Story
    • Goldenhorse – Out Of The Moon
    • Shihad – Love Is The New Hate
  • P-Money – Magic City
    • Savage – Moonshine
    • SJD – Southern Lights
Best Female Solo Artist† Breakthrough Artist Of The Year†
  • Yulia – Into the West
    • Debbie Harwood – Soothe Me
    • Jordan Reyne – Passenger
  • The Checks – What You Heard
    • Dei Hamo – First Edition
    • Tha Feelstyle – Break It To Pieces
Highest Selling NZ Album† Highest Selling NZ Single†
Songwriter of the Year† Best Rock Album†
  • Dave Dobbyn – "Welcome Home"
    • Andy Lovegrove, Zane Lowe & Hamish Clark – "The Other Side" (Breaks Co-Op)
    • Brooke Fraser – "Arithmetic"
  • Shihad – Love is the New Hate
    • Pluto – Pipeline Under The Ocean
    • The D4 – Out Of My Head
Best Urban / Hip Hop Album† Best Dance / Electronica Album†
  • P-Money – Magic City
    • Savage – Moonshine
    • Tha Feelstyle – Break It To Pieces
  • Del Rey System – Del Rey System
    • Audiosauce – Contimental Drift
    • Baitercell & Schumacher – The Wall of Bass Technique
    • Mark de Clive-Lowe – Tide’s Arising
Best Aotearoa Roots Album† Best Music Video†
  • Fat Freddy's Drop – Based on a True Story
    • Katchafire – Slow Burning
    • TrinityRoots – Home, Land & Sea
  • Chris Graham & Dei Hamo – "We Gon Ride"
    • Greg Page & P-Money – "Stop The Music"
    • Reuben Sutherland & The Phoenix Foundation – "Hitchcock"
Peoples Choice Award† Best Producer‡
  • Angus Mcnaughton & Sean Donnelly – Southern Lights (SJD)
    • Lee Prebble – Pegasus (The Phoenix Foundation)
    • Nick Abbott, Luke Tomes & Pluto – Pipeline Under The Ocean (Pluto)
Best Engineer‡ Best Album Cover‡
  • Angus Mcnaughton – Southern Lights (SJD)
    • Doug Jane – Into The West (Yulia)
    • Nick Abbott & Luke Tomes – Pipeline Under The Ocean (Pluto)
  • K. Futialo, A. Morton, G. Osborne & A. B. White – Break It To Pieces (Tha Feelstyle)
    • Chris Brunskill – Slow Burning (Katchafire)
    • Tana Mitchell – Contimental Drift (Audiosauce)
Best Classical Album† Best Maori Album†
  • Dan Poynton – The Complete Piano Music of Douglas Lilburn, Volume 1
  • Best Classical Album: Jonathan Lemalu – Opera Arias
    • Tower New Zealand Youth Choir – Gaude/Rejoice

no award

Best Gospel / Christian Album† Best Country Music Album†

no award
  • Kylie Harris – Kylie Harris
    • Noel Burns – Special To Me
    • Pat Hannah – Moods & Memories
Best Folk Album† Best Pacific Music Album†
  • Bob McNeill – Turn The Diesels
    • John Sutherland – Mealmarket St
    • Hinemoana Baker – puawai
  • Ardijah – Journey
    • Aniseto Falemoe – Afe O Maila Ole Alofa
    • Ephraim – Moemoea o Avaiki
Best Jazz Album† International Achievement Award†
  • The Kevin Clark Trio Live with Guest Artists – The Sandbar Sessions
    • Dan Papirany Trio – Session One
    • Julie Mason Quintet – Estate (Summer)
Outstanding Contribution To The Growth Of NZ Music On Radio†
  • Camille Guzzwell, David Ridler

References

  1. ↑ "2005 New Zealand Music Awards". Web page. RIANZ. Retrieved 28 September 2012.
  2. ↑ "New Awards". NZ Music Awards. Archived from the original on 10 October 2006. Retrieved 2 November 2012.
  3. ↑ "2005 Awards: FAQs". NZ Music Awards. Archived from the original on 10 October 2006. Retrieved 2 November 2012.
  4. ↑ "Awards 2005". Listing. NZ Music Awards. Retrieved 28 September 2012.
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