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Charts / Awards 10 September, 2004

Nominees for the 2004 Source Hip-Hop Music Awards

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APT.
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That's So True
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Anxiety
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122 entries in 24 charts
Abracadabra
Lady Gaga
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Messy
Lola Young
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Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido
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Luli Pampin
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Beautiful Things
Benson Boone
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NEW YORK (Top40 Charts) - Rapper-producer Kanye West leads the pack of nominations for the Source Hip-Hop Music Awards announced Thursday. The ceremnoy for the Source hip-hop awards will will be held at Miami Oct. 10.

List of nominess for the The Source Hip-Hop Music Awards 2004:

Artist of the Year(Male Solo):
Jay-Z, Ludacris, Lil Flip, Twista, Juvenile.

Artist of the Year (Group):
Youngbloodz, OutKast, Ying Yang Twins, Westside Connection, 8Ball and MJG.

Breakthrough Artist(s) of the Year:
Chingy, Kanye West, G-Unit, T.I., Young Gunz.

Single of the Year (Solo Artist):
"Right Thurr," Chingy, produced by The Track Starz.
"On Fire," Lloyd Banks, produced by Eminem/Kwame.
"Stand Up," Ludacris, produced by Kanye West/Ludacris.
"Game Over'," Lil Flip, produced by Nick Fury.
"Tipsy," J Kwon, produced by The TrackBoyz.

Single of the Year (Group):
"Gangsta Nation," Westside Connection, produced by Fredwreck.
"Can't Stop, Won't Stop," Young Gunz, produced by Darrell/ "Digga" Branch.
"The Way You Move," OutKast, produced by Carl Mo/Big Boi.
"Stunt 101," G Unit, produced by Denaun Porter.
"Lean Back," Terror Squad, produced by Scott Storch.

Single of the Year (Collabo):
"Damn," Youngbloodz featuring Lil Jon, produced by Lil Jon
"Slow Motion," Juvenile featuring Soulja Slim, produced by Dani Kartel.
"Round Here," Memphis Bleek featuring Trick Daddy and T.I., produced by Just Blaze.
"Salt Shaker," Ying Yang Twinz featuring Lil Jon
"Ridin' Spinners," Three 6 Mafia featuring Lil Flip, produced by DJ Paul/ Juicy J.

R&B/Rap Collabo of the Year:
"Hotel," Cassidy featuring R Kelly, produced by Swizz Beatz
"Slow Jamz," Twista featuring Jamie Foxx and Kanye West, produced by Kanye West.
"Yeah," Usher featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris, produced by Lil Jon
"Summertime," Beyonce featuring Ghostface, produced by P. Diddy/Mario Winans/Stevie J.
"I Don't Wanna Know," Mario Winans featuring P. Diddy, produced by Mario Winans.

Best Female Rap (Collabo):
"Dude," Beenie Man and Shawnna, produced by Dave Kelly.
"Not Today," Mary J. Blige and Eve, produced by Dr. Dre.
"Right Thurr," Chingy and Trina, produced by The Track Starz.
"Lean Back," Terror Squad and Remy Ma, produced by Scott Storch.
"Naughty Girl," Beyonce and Lil Kim, produced by Scott Storch.

Fat Tape Song of the Year:
"Run," Ghostface Killah featuring Jadakiss and Sheek, produced by Rza.
"Snitch N****s," Scarface featuring Z-Ro, produced by Mike Dean.
"Clap Back," Ja Rule produced by Scott Storch.
"Untouchable," Untouchables featuring Benzino, produced by Hangmen 3.
"Certified Gangstas," Jim Jones featuring Cam'ron and The Game, produced by Bang.

Remix of the Year:
"Right Thurr," Chingy featuring Trina and JD, produced by The Track Starz.
"Hell Yeah," Dead Prez featuring Jay-Z, produced by Stic/M1/the downbeat production collective.
"Blow It Out," Ludacris featuring 50 Cent, produced by R. Browz.
"Neva Eva," Trillville featuring Twista produced by Lil Jon/Don P.
"Rubberband Man," T.I. featuring Mack 10, Trick Daddy and Twista, produced by David Banner.

Album of the Year:
"The Black Album," Jay-Z
"The College Dropout," Kanye West
"Kamikaze," Twista
"Chicken and Beer," Ludacris
"Beg For Mercy," G-Unit.

Lyricist of the Year:
Jay-Z, Kanye West, Cassidy, Ghostface Killah, T.I.

Dancehall/Reggae Artist of the Year:

Elephant Man, Sizzla, Vybz Kartel, T.O.K., Beenie Man.

Live Performer of the Year:
Ludacris, Wyclef, Kanye West, Ja Rule, David Banner.

Producer of the Year:
Lil Jon, Kanye West, Just Blaze, Jazze Pha, Scott Storch.

R&B Artist of the Year (Male):
Usher, R. Kelly, Mario Winans, Carl Thomas, Joe.

R&B Artist of the Year (Female):
Alicia Keys, Janet Jackson, Beyonce, Ashanti, Monica.

Video of the Year:
"Through The Wire," Kanye West, directed by Coodie and Kanye West.
"Gangsta Nation," Westside Connection, directed by Dave Meyers.
"Untouchable," Untouchables featuring Benzino, directed by Benzino/J. Jesses Smith.
"It's All Real," Pitch Black, directed by Vem/Tony.
"This Way," Dilated Peoples, directed by Dave Meyers.

Independent Album of the Year:
"Soul Survivor II," Pete Rock.
"World Is BMF," Bleu Davinci.
"Konexion," Freddie Foxxx.
"Years Later... A Few Months After," Soulja Slim
"Warning Shots," Saigon.

International Artist of the Year:
Dizzee Rascal (United Kingdom); Tego Calderon (Puerto Rico); IAM (France); Choclair (Canada); Skwatta Kamp (South Africa).

Best Acting in a Movie by a Rapper:
"Never Die Alone," DMX.
"S.W.A.T.," LL Cool J.
"Barbershop 2," Eve.
"Barbershop 2," Ice Cube
"Shottas," Spragga Benz.






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