The Laoudit Music Awards (LMAs) are excited to announce that the call for entries for the 4th edition of this prestigious annual event is officially open.
Musicians, bands, and entertainment industry professionals are invited to submit their work for consideration in a variety of categories, celebrating the incredible talent and creativity within the music community.
The LMAs aim to honor outstanding achievements in music, showcasing both emerging and established artists across genres. This year’s awards ceremony promises to be an unforgettable night filled with live performances, special appearances, and recognition of the hard work and dedication that goes into making music.
“We are thrilled to open the call for entries for the 4th Laoudit Music Awards,” said Babatunde Olayeye, Executive Producer. “This event is a celebration of creativity and passion in music, and we can’t wait to see the amazing submissions from talented artists around the world.”
The Laoudit Music Awards (LMAs) is an annual event dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the achievements of musicians and industry professionals. With a mission to promote musical talent and foster community, the LMAs strive to create an inclusive platform for artists of all backgrounds.
“This is to remind all artists, music professionals, and other relevant stakeholders within Africa to submit their entries before the portal closes.
“This is open for entries from artistes, songwriters, video directors, music producers, and DJs across the African continent and Diaspora.
“Don’t miss your chance to be part of this exciting event! For more information on submission guidelines and to enter, please visit the official website,” the organisers added.
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