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The Australian Songwriter Of The Year
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20.01.2022 2013: Jacques Mario Gentil
18.01.2022 2016 Donna Dyson and Damien Leith
17.01.2022 2002: Kyles Burtland
16.01.2022 1989: Steve Wade
14.01.2022 2008: Jason Campbell-Smith
13.01.2022 2014: Rick Hart
12.01.2022 Karen Guymer is relishing her APRA/ASA Songwriter of the Year Award, won at last year's National Songwriting Awards. By adding $3,000 nice crisp notes to her bank account, she reports her music projects have benefited no end this year. We look forward to hearing more of her work soon.
12.01.2022 2010: Kate Rowe
11.01.2022 2003/4: Trish Delaney-Brown
10.01.2022 2015: Karen Guymer
07.01.2022 2011 Brian Chapman
06.01.2022 2009: Tony King
06.01.2022 2012: Andrew Winton
05.01.2022 1990: Steve Wade
04.01.2022 THE 2016 ASA Australian Songwriting Contest is NOW OPEN! With a fantastic group of fabulous Sponsors, the ASA is proud to invite all songwriters to enter this year's song contest, where every single entrant receives a prize!!! Yes, Noteflight will be giving a 3 month FREE subscription worth $99 to every contestant. And as usual, all 1st, 2nd and 3rd placegetters win cash or prizes, all Top 10 placegetters are recognised on stage at the National Songwriting Awards, and the APR...A/ASA Songwriter of the Year, receives $3,000 cold hard cash from the mighty APRA! For more details, and to enter your songs, choose either of the following great Aussie entry platforms (where assistance is close at hand, to make the process easy for you): www.trakvan.com/asacontest/ or www.songcentral.biz/asa Please note, if you are keen to get the significant discounts on entry fees that ASA Membership provides, as well as make yourself eligible for winning the Maton Guitar which is the prize for the Rudy Brandsma (members only) Award, then the recommended way to join is to click the Become A Member button to the right on the ASA Home Page at www.asai.org.au , and join prior to going to the Entry Platforms. Although you can join via those platforms, it is more staight-forward to do so this way, and then simply submit your entries on the Entry Platforms as a current or 'existing' ASA Member. Good luck - we can't wait to hear your work! See more
