Ivors
The Ivors, officially known as the Ivors Academy Awards, are prestigious awards presented annually in the United Kingdom to recognize excellence in songwriting and composing. Established in 1996, they celebrate the achievements of songwriters across various genres, highlighting the importance of music in culture and society.
The awards are named after the famous Welsh composer Ivor Novello, who was influential in the early 20th century. Categories include Best Song, Best Album, and Best Original Film Score, among others. The Ivors aim to honor the creativity and hard work of songwriters, promoting their contributions to the music industry.