Soul Train Music Awards
The Soul Train Music Awards is an annual event that celebrates achievements in the music industry, particularly focusing on R&B, soul, and hip-hop genres. Established in 1987, the awards honor artists, producers, and songwriters for their contributions to music. The event is named after the iconic television show, Soul Train, which showcased African American music and culture.
The awards feature various categories, including Best R&B/Soul Album and Best New Artist, and winners are determined by a combination of public voting and industry professionals. The ceremony often includes live performances, making it a vibrant celebration of talent and creativity in the music world.