Feb 15, 2006 • 1 min read

Naomi Awards announce 'winners'

Music Choice has announced the winners of the Naomi Awards, its tongue-in-cheek prizes for the worst music of the past year.

And talking of the Brits, sort of, organisers of the 'worst music' awards, the Naomi Awards, have announced their 'winners' for 2006. Organised by music TV network Music Choice, these are named in honour of Naomi Campbell and her dreadful attempt to break the music business in 1994 with the track 'Love And Tears'.

Commenting on the awards, Music Choice Music And Marketing Director Simon George told CMU: "The Naomis provide a light hearted alternative to all the serious award ceremonies around at this time of year. The Naomi Awards are a chance for true music aficionados to point the finger at those artists who have made truly awful music in the past year."

Anyway, the 'winners' kind of speak for themselves, so we'll say nothing...

Worst British Male Solo Artist: Lee Ryan

Worst British Female Solo Artist: Lisa Scott-Lee

Worst British Album: Steve Brookstein - Heart & Soul

Worst British Single: Lisa Scott-Lee - Electric

Worst Attempt At Rock: Son of Dork

Worst Urban Act: Miss Dynamite

Worst Live Act : Babyshambles

Worst Pop Act: Lisa Scott-Lee

Worst International Male Solo Artist: Jack Johnson

Worst International Female Solo Artist: Jessica Simpson

Worst International Album: Westlife - Face to Face

Worst International Group: Westlife

Worst International Breakthrough Artist: Pussycat Dolls

Outstandingly Bad Contribution To Music: Westlife

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