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Ammoye Scores Big in 2026 Award Season, Earns Killamanjaro Music Awards Nomination

Canadian reggae sensation Ammoye is enjoying an impressive 2026 award season, adding another major recognition to her growing list of achievements with a nomination for Best Reggae Song of the Year at the 2026 Killamanjaro Music Awards (KMA).

The eight-time JUNO Award nominee and five-time Reggae North Music Awards (RNMA) winner continues to reap the rewards of years of dedication, hard work and commitment to advancing her music career.

Ammoye has already enjoyed considerable success during the 2026 award season, securing a JUNO Award nomination and taking home two honours at the 2026 Reggae North Music Awards, including the prestigious Artist of the Year award. Her latest nomination at the Killamanjaro Music Awards further highlights her growing influence and the recognition she continues to receive within the Canadian reggae music industry.

Born in Halse Hall, Clarendon, Jamaica, Ammoye has steadily built an international profile through her distinctive musical style, powerful vocals and energetic stage performances. Now based in Canada, the talented songstress has taken her music beyond North American borders, performing on stages across Brazil, the United States, South Africa, Jamaica, Germany and several other European countries.

Affectionately known as “Canada’s Reggae Princess,” Ammoye has developed a reputation for delivering authentic reggae music while bringing her own creative expression and cultural influences on the genre.

Her international performances have helped expand her audience, introducing her music to new listeners and strengthening her presence in the global reggae community. Each appearance has contributed to building her profile as a Canadian-based artist making significant strides on the international music scene.

Her continued recognition at major music award ceremonies reflects the impact of her musical journey and the growing appreciation for her contributions to reggae music.

With a JUNO nomination, two wins at the 2026 Reggae North Music Awards and now a nomination for Best Reggae Song of the Year at the 2026 Killamanjaro Music Awards, Ammoye is having a memorable year.

As the 2026 award season progresses, fans and supporters will be watching closely as Canada’s Reggae Princess continues her journey, representing Jamaican musical heritage and Canadian reggae talent on the international stage.

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