Newfoundland and Labrador embraced the music scene from across Atlantic Canada.

Days ago, the East Coast Music Awards is an annual event that honors the talented artists and industry professionals from the Atlantic provinces of Canada. This year, the event took place in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, and showcased a variety of musical genres and cultural expressions. The five-day festival included a mix of live performances, industry sessions, and networking opportunities.

Here are the Newfoundland and Labrador artists and industry members who took home awards:

- Heather Feather: Children's Artist of the Year
- Summer Bennett: Dance Release of the Year
- Ana Luísa Ramos: Global Music Release of the Year
- Deantha Edmunds: Indigenous Artist of the Year
- Mark Fewer: Instrumental Release of the Year
- The Order of the Precious Blood: Loud Release of the Year
- Quote the Raven: Roots Release of the Year
- Kellie Loder: Fan's Choice Entertainer of the Year/Fan's Choice Video of the Year
- Rum Ragged: Traditional Release of the Year

The province's award winners also included:

- Hurricane Music Artist Management: Artist Management of the Year
- Jud Haynes: Content Creator of the Year
- Zach Snow: Media Person of the Year
- The Ennis Sisters: Dr. Helen Creighton Lifetime Achievement Award
- Chris Ryan: Musician's Achievement Award
- Wade Pinhorn: Industry Builder Award
- Korona Brophy: Stompin' Tom Award (NL)

These winners represent the diverse and thriving music scene in Newfoundland and Labrador, and their recognition at the East Coast Music Awards highlights the significant contributions they have made to the region's cultural landscape. The event not only celebrates the past year's achievements but also serves as a platform to promote the growth and success of the East Coast music industry.
Lieutenant Gov.