The Danish Music Awards (DMA) is a Danish award show. The show has been arranged by IFPI since 1989, and was originally called IFPI-prisen ("IFPI-Award") until 1991, when it changed its name to Dansk Grammy ("Danish Grammy"). It was changed to its current name, Danish Music Awards in 2001, after the American Grammy Awards registered the name "Grammy" as their trademark. In 2011, IFPI joined together with TV2 and KODA to present the awards ceremony.^[1]

IFPI Awards 1989

The 1989 Danish IFPI Awards were held on 25 February 1989 in K.B. Hallen, Frederiksberg.

Category	Winner
Danish Album of the Year	Anne Linnet – Jeg er jo lige her
Danish Band of the Year	Dodo and the Dodos
Danish Female Artist of the Year	Hanne Boel
Danish Male Artist of the Year	Thomas Helmig
Danish Hit of the Year	Søs Fenger, Thomas Helmig, Sanne Salomonsen & Anne Linnet – "Den jeg elsker, elsker jeg"
Foreign Album of the Year	Tracy Chapman – Tracy Chapman
Press Award	Johnny Madsen

IFPI Awards 1990

The 1990 Danish IFPI Awards were held on 25 February 1990 in K.B. Hallen, Frederiksberg to be replaced the following year by the Danish Grammy Awards that continued from 1991 until 2000.

Category	Winner
Danish Album of the Year	Gnags – Mr. Swing King
Danish Band of the Year	Gnags
Danish Female Artist of the Year	Søs Fenger
Danish Male Artist of the Year	Lars H.U.G
Danish Hit of the Year	Kim Larsen – "Tarzan Mama Mia"
Foreign Album of the Year	Phil Collins – But Seriously
Press Award	Lars H.U.G
Best New Name	Nikolaj Christensen

Danish Grammy Awards

Award renamed in 1991.

Danish Grammy Awards 1991

Category	Winner
Danish Album of the Year	Hanne Boel – Dark Passion
Danish Band of the Year	Ray Dee Ohh
Danish Female Artist of the Year	Hanne Boel
Danish Male Artist of the Year	Søren Sko
Danish Newcomer of the Year	Sko/Torp
Danish Hit of the Year	Hanne Boel – "I Wanna Make Love to You"
Foreign Album of the Year	Gary Moore – Still Got the Blues
Foreign Female Singer of the Year	Sinéad O'Connor
Foreign Male Singer of the Year	Björn Afzelius
Foreign Hit of the Year	Sinéad O'Connor – "Nothing Compares 2 U"
Foreign Newcomer of the Year	Wilson Phillips
Danish Rock Album of the Year	C.V. Jørgensen – I det muntre hjørne
Danish Pop Album of the Year	Love Shop – 1990
Danish Rap/Dance Album of the Year	Yasmin – Wanna Dance
Danish Entertainment Album of the Year	De Nattergale – Det kan jo aldrig gå værre en hiel gal
Danish Heavy Rock Album of the Year	Skagarack – A Slice of Heaven
Danish Children's Album of the Year	Bamse & Kylling – Sange fra Bamses Billedbog 2
Danish Songwriter Album of the Year	C.V. Jørgensen
Danish Producer of the Year	Poul Bruun for Hanne Boel – Dark Passion
Danish Music Video of the Year	Hanne Boel – "Light In Your Heart"
Danish Best Cover	Anne Dorte Michelsen – Den ordløse time
Danish Folk/Country/Western Album of the Year	Lars Lilholt Band – Kontakt
Danish Classical Album of the Year	Ars Nova Vocal Group – Nicolas Gombert Sacred Music
Danish Jazz Album of the Year	Thomas Blachman – Love Boat

Danish Grammy Awards (1992–1999)

This section needs expansion with: results for Danish Grammies 1992 to 2000. You can help by adding to it. (January 2013)

Danish Grammy Awards 2000

2000 was the last year the awards were held under the title Danish Grammy Awards. After the American Grammy organization objecting, the show would be renamed Danish Music Awards starting 2001.

The last Danish "Grammies" were held on 5 February 2000 in the Forum, Frederiksberg. The show was broadcast live on TV 2, and was hosted by Casper Christensen and Krede.

Category	Winner
Danish Album of the Year	Kashmir – The Good Life
Danish Band of the Year	Kashmir
Danish Female Artist of the Year	Marie Frank
Danish Male Artist of the Year	Thomas Helmig
Danish Newcomer of the Year/Tuborg's Green Prise	Marie Frank
Danish Hit of the Year	Det Brune Punktum – "Jeg vil i seng med de fleste"
Foreign Album of the Year	The Cardigans – Gran Turismo
Foreign Hit of the Year	Shania Twain – "That Don't Impress Me Much"
Foreign Newcomer of the Year	Britney Spears
Danish Rock Album of the Year	Kashmir – The Good Life
Danish Pop Album of the Year	Marie Frank – Ancient Pleasures
Danish Entertainment Album of the Year	Det Brune Punktum – Helbredelsen
Danish Rap Album of the Year	Clemens – Den Anden Verden
Danish Dance Album of the Year	Brother Brown presents Frank'ee – "Under the Water"
Danish Roots Album of the Year	Dissing, Dissing, Von Daler m.fl. – Græsset må betrædes
Danish Children's Album of the Year	Creamy – Creamy
Danish Top Album of the Year	Jacob Haugaard – Jeg er så lyk'lig
Danish Soundtrack of the Year	Various Artists – Den eneste ene
Danish Songwriter of the Year	Kasper Eistrup (Kashmir)
Danish Producer of the Year	Joshua & Kashmir for Kashmir – The Good Life
Danish Music Video of the Year	Klaus Thymann for Kashmir – "Mom In Love, Daddy In Space"
Danish radio Hit of the Year/The Voice Prize	Det Brune Punktum – "Vi skal ud i det blå"
Danish Club Hit of the Year	Barcode Brothers – "Dooh Dooh"
Export Prize	Cartoons
IFPI's Prize of Honor	Gnags

Performances

Performances during the show included Det Brune Punktum, Clemens & Petter, Creamy, Marie Frank, Funkstar De Luxe, Hampenberg, Thomas Helmig, Juice, Kashmir, Poul Krebs, Melanie C, Ms Mukupa & Remee and Shirley, Zindy, Daniel, Jonas Winge Leisner, Kuku Agami & Mark Linn from soundtrack of the film Den eneste ene.

Starting 2001, the awards were held under the name Danish Music Awards after ten years as Danish Grammy Awards. The American Grammies management had protested the use of the name "Grammies" by the Danes and the Danish management was forced to bow to pressure and change the name from Danish Grammy Awards to Danish Music Awards.

Danish Music Awards 2001

The first ever Danish Music Awards under the new name was held on 3 March 2001 in the Forum, Frederiksberg. The inaugural "Danish Music Awards" show was broadcast live on TV 2, and was hosted by Casper Christensen and Lasse Rimmer.

The Winners

Category	Winner
Danish Album of the Year	D-A-D – Everything Glows
Danish Band of the Year	D-A-D
Danish Female Artist of the Year	Freya
Danish Male Artist of the Year	Jesper Binzer (D-A-D)
Danish Newcomer of the Year	Erann DD
Danish Hit of the Year	Brødrene Olsen (aka Olsen Brothers) – "Fly on the Wings of Love"
Foreign Album of the Year	Madonna – Music
Foreign Hit of the Year	Madonna – "Music"
Foreign Newcomer of the Year	Anastacia
Danish Rock Album of the Year	D-A-D – Everything Glows
Danish Pop Album of the Year	Aqua – Aquarius
Danish R&B Album of the Year	Karen – En til en
Danish Rap Album of the Year	Outlandish – Outland's Officials
Danish Dance Album of the Year	Barcode Brothers – Swipe Me
Danish Entertainment Album of the Year	Hva' snakker du om? – Den ka' byttes Vol. 1
Danish Children's Album of the Year	Musikken fra Pyrus i Alletiders Eventyr
Danish Top Album of the Year	Kandis – Kandis 8
Danish Soundtrack of the Year	Blinkende Lygter
Danish Songwriter of the Year	Allan Olsen – Onomatopoietikon
Danish Producer of the Year	Filur – Exciting Comfort
Danish Music Video of the Year	Peder Pedersen / Easy Film for Aqua – "Around the World"
Danish Radio Hit of the Year	Zididada – "Zididada Day"
Danish Club Hit of the Year	Safri Duo – "The Bongo Song (Played-A-Live)"
Export Prize	Aqua
IFPI's Prize of Honor	Gasolin'

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