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It says music professionals of African origin, including artistes, songwriters, video directors, music/entertainment journalists and music producers resident on the continent or abroad are eligible to enter in any of the 33 categories. While entries will close on July 20, works to be submitted must be produced in the year under review – May 31, 2014 to July 20, 2015.
According to one of the media officers of the organisation, which held a conference in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia about two weeks ago, Adenrele Niyi, information about eligibility and format of submission is available on www.afrima.org.
She says, “Entries should be done by completing the registration form on AFRIMA website while a URL link of the music work on YouTube, SoundCloud, MySpace and other compatible platforms must be included in the space provided on the entry registration form.
For hard copy entries, participants should download the registration form and the completed copy alongside two copies of the entry must be sent to the nearest physical address provided on the AFRIMA website.”
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