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FKA twigs at the 2024 MPG Awards - 4/25/24

Wearing:

FW24 Hooded Flame Lace Embellished Gown by Dion Lee

FW24 Coat by Dion Lee

Toupie River Set Jewelry by Hugo Kreit

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2019 Music Producers Guild Awards ceremony at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel, 28th February 2019

Damon presented the Producer Of The Year award to James Ford for his work on Arctic Monkeys' sixth studio album Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino, Everything Everything’s fourth studio album A Fever Dream and Gorillaz’ sixth studio album The Now Now.

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Damon Albarn, Peter Gabriel and Talvin Singh with Jean-Paul 'Bluey' Maunick at the MPG Awards, 28 February 2019

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Damon & James Ford at the MPG Awards, February 28th 2019

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Charlie Andrew and Alt-J and the MPG Awards.  2 February 2016

[goldfrapp]

Huge thanks to the Music Producers Guild for our 'Best Album' award for 'Tales Of Us'. A huge honour and a brilliant night. 

To all those attending the Brits, have a great evening

x

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MPG Award Success!!!

Seal performing with Outstanding Contribution to UK Music winner, Trevor Horn, and his band The Producers.

Last night, we were fortunate enough to take part in the celebrations for the Music Producers Guild Awards, with two of our talented bunch nominated for a number of the awards, Guy Massey for Engineer of the Year, and Flood, together with long-standing creative partner Alan Moulder, for Mix Engineer of the Year, and UK Producer of the Year (which this year tied in with the BRIT Awards to ensure that the winner of the MPG Producer of the Year Award would also receive the first ever BRIT Award for Producer of the Year)!

FOALS were also up for two awards, UK Single Song Release of the Year (My Number) and UK Album of the Year (Holy Fire) co-produced and mixed by Flood and Moulder.

With many incredible names on the short-list this year, it was a tough call, but we’re very proud to say that both Guy and Flood came up trumps, with Guy winning Recording Engineer of the Year, for his incredible work with BILL FAY (Life Is People) and THE DUCKWORTH LEWIS METHOD (Sticky Wickets), FOALS winning UK Album of the Year, and Flood and Moulder winning the Producer of the Year!

So, a hearty congratulations to Guy, Flood and Moulder, Foals, and all the other brilliant winners and nominees of the night. You all truly deserved it!

RT @ukMPG: First award up... Recording engineer of the year. Sponsored by @rodemicrophones. Winner is @guy_massey #mpgawards

— Tom Murphy (@Faolon) February 14, 2014

Flood aka Mark Ellis & Alan Moulder @TAMoulder honoured for their work on @foals 3rd album 'Holy Fire' with a @BRITAwards & @ukMPG award!

— MusicProducersGuild (@ukMPG) February 16, 2014

Congrats to all the @ukMPG award winners , especially Flood and Alan Moulder who won prod award and I'm flattered to have been nom'd with.

— Paul Epworth (@paulepworth) February 14, 2014

. @ukMPG @BRITAwards well deserved. Two legends who brought out the best in Foals. Thrilled Holy Fire is in their immaculate discography.

— Transgressive (@transgressiveHQ) February 14, 2014

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Flood, Dan Austin and Dimitri Tikovoï all shortlisted for the 2012 MPG Awards!

The Music Producers Guild (UK) today announced the shortlist for its 2012 Awards, which will take place at the Café De Paris, London, on February 16th 2012.

As an annual highlight on the music industry’s calendar, the Music Producers Guild Awards recognises the enormous contribution made by recording professionals to the success of the UK’s music industry.

The winner of the Music Producers Guild’s Producer of the Year Award also receives a BRIT Award for Best Producer, and both awards will be presented at the Music Producers Guild’s Awards ceremony.

MPG Chairman Steve Levine says: “An MPG Award is highly coveted by recording professionals because it represents an endorsement by your peers. Whilst anyone can nominate, only full members of the MPG are allowed to vote for the shortlist and therefore the results are relevant to the creative value of our industry. To win an MPG Award shows that you recognised to be at the top of your game as a recording professional.”

Producer of the Year, sponsored by The BPI BRITS 2012: Paul Epworth Flood Ethan Johns

Recording Engineer of the Year, sponsored by Prism Sound: Dan Austin Haydn Bendall Geoff Foster

UK Album of the Year 2011, sponsored by Universal Audio: Adele – 21 Everything, Everything – Man Alive PJ Harvey – Let England Shake

International Producer of the Year, sponsored by British Grove Studios: T-Bone Burnett Dimitri Tikovoï Butch Vig