The Hollywood Music in Media Awards has announced its nominees ahead of a November 18 ceremony at Avalon Hollywood in Los Angeles. Daniel Pemberton and Mina Samy have four nominations each. Taylor Swift’s Toy Story 5 song and Guitarricadelafuente’s La Bola Negra performance are among the nominated works, across awards recognizing music for screen and other visual media.
The Hollywood Music in Media Awards has announced its nominees this year.[1], [2]
The Hollywood Music in Media Awards, recognizing music written and selected for film, television, video games and other visual media, has announced its nominees. The awards cover composers, songwriters, performers and music supervisors. The ceremony is scheduled for November 18 at Avalon Hollywood in Los Angeles, when winners are due to be announced.[1]
Composers Daniel Pemberton and Mina Samy each received four nominations. Pemberton’s work spans the films Project Hail Mary and The Drama, the series Slow Horses, and Let Me Sell You a Dream from Musk, written with musician David Byrne. Samy’s nominations cover Ezma, the short film Stopped, and both the score and main title music for the foreign-language series The Death Ward.[1]
Composer Ludwig Göransson has three nominations for The Odyssey: its score, the song When I’m Home and the song’s video. James Blake, Travis Scott and Christopher Nolan share the songwriting credit. Behemoth, Michael, Brother Verses Brother and Linda Perry: Let It Die Here also received three nominations apiece.[1]
Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift’s I knew It, I knew You, written with Jack Antonoff for Toy Story 5, is nominated in the animated-film song category. Singer Guitarricadelafuente performs the independent-film song nominee La Nieve from La Bola Negra, written by Álvaro Lafuente, Raül Refree and Lucas Duran. Other nominated songwriters include Diane Warren, Beck, Charli XCX and Miley Cyrus. Last year’s winners included Golden from K-pop Demon Hunters and the score for Sinners, both of which subsequently won Oscars.[1]
