3rd Aurel Awards

3rd Aurel Awards



Producer
Forza


Broadcaster
Markíza


Lifetime Achievement
František Krištof Veselý


2nd │ 4th

The 3rd Aurel Awards, honoring the best in the Slovak music industry for individual achievements for the year of 2003, took time and place on March 5, 2004 at the Istropolis in Bratislava.

Winners

Main categories

Ivan Tásler of IMT Smile
Jana Kirschner
Zuzana Smatanová
Július "Gajo" Kuruc
No Name
Best Male Vocal Performance Best Female Vocal Performance

Ivan Tásler

Jana Kirschner

Best Ensemble Vocal Performance Best New Artist

IMT Smile

Zuzana Smatanová

  • Chiki liki tu-a
  • Veneer
Best Instrumental Performance Best Producer

Erich Boboš Procházka

  • Peter Bič
  • Marcel Buntaj
  • Oskar Rózsa

Juraj Kupec  Július Kuruc – "Vráť trochu lásky medzi nás" (by G8)

  • Maroš Hečko – Na československom žúre (by Wedding Band)
  • Oskar Rózsa – ...grooved (by Erich Boboš Procházka & The Frozen Dozen)
Best Record Best Album

Juraj Kupec – Veci čo sa dejú (by J. Kirschner)

  • Ján Došek – IMT Smile (by Themselves)
  • Milan Tököly – Short Stories (by Barflies)

IMT Smile – Themselves

  • Light – Veneer
  • Veci čo sa dejú – Jana Kirschner
Best Cover Art Best Song

High Voltage Resistance (by Home Made Mutant) – Bronislava Brtáňová

  • Choďťe sa hrať pred vlastný vchod (by Chiki liki tu-a) – Igor Derevenec
  • Experiment (by Peha) – Martin Migaš  Jaroslav Vaľko
  • Derylov svet (by Desmod) – Branislav Ivanič  Michal Tankovič
  • "Na čiernom koni" (by Herself) – Jana Kirschner (music and lyrics)  Martin Wittgruber (lyrics)
  • "2 líšky" – Richard Müller (lyrics)  Ivan Tásler (music)
  • "Kým stúpa dym" (by IMT Smile) – Vladimír Krausz (lyrics)  I. Tásler (music)
  • "Láska moja" (by Elán) – Boris Filan (lyrics)  Václav Patejdl (music)
  • "Naoko spím" (by Peha) – V. Krausz (lyrics)  Katarína Knechtová (music)
Best Music Video

"Prvá" (by No Name) – Marek Kuboš  Juraj Lehotský
"Posledná" (by Desmod) – Michal Kožuch
"Vráť trochu lásky medzi nás" (by G8) – Vladimír Balko
"Zostať smieš (Nize & Slow)" (by Helicó featuring Dara Rolins) – Martin Štelbaský

Others

Lifetime Achievement František Krištof Veselý

References

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