The sold out event was attended by seasoned stars such as Guvna B who picked up Best Album and Best Song for ‘Cast your cares’, and Becca Folkes who won Best Female.
The awards ceremony also provided a coveted platform to rising stars such as Shekinah, who won Best Group.
Muyiwa Olarewaju, station director of Premier Gospel said the night had been a great success.
“It’s a joy to champion the grassroots as we do and see the BBC, The Voice and the MOBO Awards (Music of Black Origin), pick them up as they have done,” he added.
“Premier Gospel is at the heart of the future of UK Gospel.”
Wow! Best Album & Best Song! Poured out my heart on the album and on Cast Your Cares so these awards mean a lot. Thank you @premiergospel pic.twitter.com/SaMaPXzwib
— GUVNA B (@GuvnaB) May 11, 2019
Some of the biggest names in the Gospel music industry, including Belgian Afro beats gospel singer Amanda Malela flew in to join the event at the Oasis House in Croydon.
After three-time Grammy nominated US gospel singer, Anita Wilson performed, she said she felt at home in the UK because of the support she receives here.
@MsAnitaWilson live at #PremierGospelAwards pic.twitter.com/iF0VUI6Cgp
— Premier Gospel (@PremierGospel) May 11, 2019
“I often get nervous when I travel out of the country for whatever reason but coming to London does feel like home,” she…
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