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Amyl and the Sniffers win Apra award for song of the year for second year in a row
Melbourne punk quartet wins for Jerkin’, while Guy Sebastian wins most performed Australian work and most performed pop work
Amyl and the Sniffers have won the top prize at the Australian Performing Rights Association (Apra) awards for the second year running, taking home song of the year for their track Jerkin’.
Song of the year – the only peer-voted category at the Apras, where most awards are determined by airplay and royalties – was just one of Amyl and the Sniffers’ three prizes on Wednesday night.
The Melbourne punk quartet also won most performed rock work for Jerkin’, as well as songwriter of the year.
They’ve got success: Amyl and the Sniffers sweep APRA Music Awards
Punk rockers Amyl and The Sniffers have bagged three top gongs at the Australian music industry’s APRA awards.
Jerkin’, the opening track from the band’s third studio album, Cartoon Darkness, has won the prestigious peer-voted Song of the Year award, as well as Most Performed Rock Work.
The four-piece outfit fronted by high-energy singer Amy Taylor also took home the Songwriter of the Year award for the second year running.
“Last time I checked, I’ve got success,” sings Taylor in Jerkin’.
Too right – but it’s one of the very few lines from the high-energy diss track that could be quoted in mainstream media, because the rest are full of swear words.
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