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Ama 2015 Nominees This is not an open public ballot. Only approved AMA voters. If you would like to be considered, please send an email request to [email protected]. Ballots must be received by DECEMBER 14, 2015. Please drop ballots off to Scott Stamper at The Saint, 601 Main Street, Asbury Park, NJ, email your responses to [email protected] or [email protected] or send overnight to ASBURY MUSIC COMPANY, PO Box 427, BELMAR, NJ 07719. 2015 ASBURY MUSIC AWARDS OFFICIAL BALLOT TOP YOUNG BAND (UNDER 21) TOP MALE SOLO/ACOUSTIC ACT TOP FEMALE SOLO/ACOUSTIC ACT CORRINA, CORRINA DAN WASZAY ALEX ENGLISH DOWNSTREAM CHRIS BROWN ALEXA MAZURKIEWIZZ HALOGENS COLTON KAYSER AMANDA FAMA JAKE TAVILL CRANSTON DEAN CANDACE SHUR SALMON JAM DAN MATLACK CAT LONDON TAYLOR TOTE DOUG ZAMBON DEIRDRE FORREST TEENAGE HALLOWEEN FRANCIS LOMBARDI JENNY MUSTACHES THE CATCHING IAN BAMBERGER LO KLOZA THE EMILY YOUTH PROJECT JEFF LUKE REGINA CONROY THE STOLEN JESSE LEE HERDMAN RENEE MASKIN JOE MILLER SOFIA NICOLE JULIAN FULTON STRUMBERRY PIE MARK MELICIA PETER MYERS SAMMY KAY SAL BOYD TOP MALE VOCALIST TOP FEMALE VOCALIST TOP JAM GROOVE/FUNK BAND BRANDON SWEENY ASTER PHOENIX AUTUMN CITY BLENDMODE LORDS OF MERCY ANYA MARIE THE HALLOWED ROOTS DOWNSTREAM BRYAN ERNEST HARING ANNA LIES THE VAUGHNS EASTBOURNE THE COLOR ATLANTIC BREE IAFELICE THE NEW ROYALTY FROM THE GROUND CHAD SABO THE COLD SEAS DESEREE SPINKS DES & THE SWAGMATICS MIKE BRODY PROJECT CRANSTON DEAN CRANSTON DEAN BAND EMILY BORNEMANN DENTIST NEWTON CROSBY DAN CAPUTO NEGATIVE SKY ERIN RAUCH-SASSEEN HEY ANNA PEPPERWINE DAVID CASTANO EASTBOURNE JESSICA MAGDOSKO ROSE BOULEVARD PSEUDOTWIN JESSE LEE HERDMAN ACCIDENTAL SEABIRDS JOY VAY TV TRAMPS TASH EVEN & KYLE JOE PARELLA DEAL CASINO KAREN PHILLIPS KAREN PHILLIPS BAND THE ROOFTOP MAT KILEY HOT BLOOD KATE ORTIZ VEXTION THE UNION PAUL RITCHIE GODS KELLIE SHANE PEPPERWINE UFOTOFU RALPH NICASTRO WREATHS KHADIJAH MOHAMMED THE FLOW SHOW WAITING ON MONGO RON SANTEE LINDSEY DESENA THE BATTERY ELECTRIC THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND RYAN GREGG NATALIE NEWBOLD DOLLYS THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND REAGAN RICHARDS WILLIAMS HONOR TODD WACHA SEASIDE CAVES RENEE MASKIN LOWLIGHT TONY TEDESCO TT & FULL FATHOM 5 TAYLOR TOTE TAYLOR TOTE BAND TOP R&B/SOUL BAND TOP AVANT-GARDE ACT TOP INDIE ROCK BAND BLACK SUBURBIA ACCIDENTAL SEABIRDS AFRAID BRIGADE DES & THE SWAGMATICS BLISSTIQUE CENTENNIALS JOBONANNO & THE GODSONS of SOUL DAUGHTER VISION DENTIST MAD FEATHER GROUP EL NOORDZO DOLLYS SANDY MACK BAND JOE HARVARD ONE BANNED MAN GAY GUY/STRAIGHT GUY SLIM CHANCE & THE GAMBLERS LOVETESTER GREY GOES BLACK THE FLOW SHOW MOON MOTEL HEY ANNA THE MAY DARLINGS OVERLAKE MAD FEATHER GROUP THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND PUPPY GREASE SEASIDE CAVES WE USED TO CUT THE GRASS SMALLTALK THE COLD SEAS THE IDJITS TOP ALT ROCK BAND TOP INDIE FOLK BAND TOP GARAGE/SURF BAND ATLAS BLOOM AUTUMN CITY BLACK FLAMINGOS BONE AND MARROW COLD WEATHER COMPANY GRAND MARINER GOODBYE TIGER HODERA LIFEGUARD NIGHTS GREY GOES BLACK LOWLIGHT LOS POCOS LOCOS LONG FACES ROSE BOULEVARD PLATO ZORBA PAPER JETS ROY ORBITRON THE RIBEYE BROTHERS ROMP THOMAS WESLEY STERN STAINED GLASS ROCKY CANTANESE & THE CHAPTER THE GODLINGS THE BRIGANTINES SEMIOTICS TRANSCHARGER METROPOLIS SINK TAPES VON MONS THE COLOR ATLANTIC YAWN MOWER WE’RE GHOSTS NOW WYLAND VESTIBULE YJY 2015 ASBURY MUSIC AWARDS OFFICIAL BALLOT TOP HEAVY/PROG ROCK TOP AMERICANA TOP POP/ROCK BAND DEFIANCE ENGINE DARK CITY STRINGS AIRACUDA ETHER SUNDAY DIEGO ALLESSANDRO & LOT 25 BOUNDERS HOMELESS APIANS GLIMMER GRASS BAND DEAL CASINO INVENTURE KAREN PHILLIPS BAND IAN BAMBERGER TRIO LOWER THE VEIL ROSE BOULEVARD LO KLOZA MIND RIOT THE BONES OF LAYLOW JONES MATT WADE BAND NEGATIVE SKY THE HALLOWED ROOTS MORNINGSIDE LANE NO MORE PAIN THOMAS WESLEY STERN SMALL TOWN SCOUNDRELS ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TONY TEDESCO & FULL FATHOM 5 THE CLYDES RAFTREE WILLIAMS HONOR THE NEW ROYALTY SCARS OF ENVY THE VAUGHNS SILENT FUTURE STAGGER THANK YOU SCIENTIST THE DARK MATTERS THE HIVE-MIND VEXTION TOP PUNK BAND TOP ROCK BAND TOP GUITARIST AFTER THE BURN ACID ALEX ROSEN HOT BLOOD BA BABES BOBBY MAHONEY BRENT OVAR BERGHOLM THE BATTERY ELECTRIC BACKYARD SUPERHEROES & THE SEVENTH SON DANNY ANNIELLO LORDS OF MERCY CITY LIMITS CRANSTON DEAN BAND DAMIEN BALDWIN LOWER THE VEIL DOGLIFTLEG DEAF RHINO ERIK RUDIC THE COLD SEAS EXECUTORS GARDEN STATE LINE GORGO BEACH TONY TEDESCO & FULL FATHOM 5 GHOST HOUSE GODS JAMES REILLY BA BABES GRAVITY WELL LORDS OF MERCY JIMMY FARKAS DES & THE SWAGMATICS HOT BLOOD ONLY LIVING BOY J.J. SAMATARRO NEGATIVE SKY NEGATIVE TRACTION MODERN CHEMISTRY JUSTIN BORNEMANN DENTIST STAG PARTY STOLEN RHODES KYLE HENDRICKSEN THE UNION THE DISCONNECTS THE ANTICS NICK CUCCI GAY GUY/STRAIGHT GUY THE PURE THIRTEEN THE BATTERY ELECTRIC PAUL RITCHIE GODS TV TRAMPS THE WAY OUT RALPH NICASTRO WREATHS THE WEST FRONT RYAN DONAGHUE SEASIDE CAVES WREATHS ROBBIE BUTKOWSKI BLACK FLAMINGOS ZAC SILVA THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND TOP BASSIST TOP DRUMMER TOP KEYBOARD PLAYER ALEX ROSEN ANDY BOVA DENTIST BRAND TUZIO MAD FEATHER GROUP THE BATTERY ELECTRIC A.J. DUMM THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND DANA SELLERS LOWLIGHT CODY MCCORRY WE USED TO CUT BILLY STRANIERO HOT BLOOD DESEREE SPINKS DES & THE SWAGMATICS THE GRASS/HOMELESS APIANS IAN THOMPSON IAN THOMPSON CHARLIE SCHAEFFER HOT BLOOD BOB PAULOS GAY GUY/STRAIGHT GUY DECLAN O’CONNELL BLACK FLAMINGOS CASEY FERRY LOWER THE VEIL JOEY HENDERSON THE UNION GEORGE POND NEGATIVE SKY CHRIS SKOLSKY THE WEST FRONT KELLIE SHANE PEPPERWINE IKE GUTIERREZ CRANSTON DEAN BAND COLIN CARHART WREATHS MATTHEW GERE SEASIDE CAVES JAMES BLACK THOMAS WESLEY STERN DIRONN WOODSIDE THE FLOW SHOW MATT MANERI DENTIST JOE STABILE LORDS OF MERCY JOEY PISCH BA BABES MATT WADE MATT WADE BAND JOHN RODNEY DEAL CASINO KEVIN GROSSMAN WE USED TO CUT RYAN GREGG KEVIN BEEG WREATHS THE GRASS, HOMELESS APIANS, EKJ THE SHADY SHOW STREET BAND MIKE NOORZY EL NOORDZO KEVIN “DANGER” TROELLER THE BATTERY ELECTRIC MICHAEL JAMES MAYHEM PARK APE NASH BREEN THE COLD SEAS NICK KAELBLEIN DENTIST NICK VILLAPIANO GODS NATALIE NEWBOLD DOLLYS TODD WACHA SEASIDE CAVES OMAR RODRIGUEZ EASTBOURNE ZACH WESTFALL MATT WADE BAND PETE PERRINA LORDS OF MERCY THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND RUSSEL EIA ROBBY DEROSA THE UNION SAM BEY GODS SANTO RIZZOLO MAD FEATHER GROUP TOM FITZGIBBON NEGATIVE SKY VINCENT MINERVINO BLACK FLAMINGOS This is not an open public ballot. Only approved AMA voters. If you would like to be considered, please send an email request to [email protected]. Ballots must be received by DECEMBER 14, 2015. Please drop ballots off to Scott Stamper at The Saint, 601 Main Street, Asbury Park, NJ, email your responses to [email protected] or [email protected] or send overnight to ASBURY MUSIC COMPANY, PO Box 427, BELMAR, NJ 07719. TOP MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST TOP HORN PLAYER TOP LIVE PERFORMANCE AJ MERLINO WE USED TO CUT THE GRASS CRANSTON DEAN BAND ANDREW DEMOS SAXOPHONE DARK CITY STRINGS ALEX LETZIA ACCIDENTAL SEABIRDS THE JAZZ GYPSYS DEAL CASINO ANDERS CARLSON WAITING ON MONGO/ ANDREW DIGRIUS TRUMPET DENTIST DOWNSTREAM THANK YOU SCIENTIST DOLLYS ANNA RAUCH-SASSEEN HEY ANNA BEN CLAPP TROMBONE GODS CODY MCCORRY HOMELESS APIANS, THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND HOT BLOOD WE USED TO CUT THE GRASS CHRIS FITZGERALD SAXOPHONE LOWER THE VEIL CRANSTON DEAN CRANSTON DEAN BAND SHADY BLOOD HOT BLOOD & THE SHADY ST. SHOW BAND MAD FEATHER GROUP ERIN-RAUCH-SASSEEN HEY ANNA DENIS DALEY SAXOPHONE NEGATIVE SKY JAMISON LAUER WREATHS MATT WADE BAND, REMEMBER JONES, ONLY LIVING BOY THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND STOLEN RHODES ACCIDENTAL SEABIRDS JESSIE LEE ELLIS JASENOVIC SAXOPHONE THOMAS WESLEY STERN JON FRANCIS EKJ/ANKYLOSAURUS THANK YOU SCIENTIST THE BATTERY ELECTRIC MATT PILLION STOLEN RHODES IAN GRAY TROMBONE THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND MATTHEW C. BROWN HOMELESS APIANS WE USED TO CUT THE GRASS/REMEMBER JONES THE F.L.O.W. SHOW MIKE NOORDZY EL NOORDZO JOE GALLUCE TRUMPET WE USED TO CUT THE GRASS RUDY MEIER DENTIST/BOUNDERS THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND/REMEMBER JONES/WE WREATHS TODD WACHA SEASIDE CAVES USED TO CUT THE GRASS JOONAS JUHANI LEMETYINEN TROMBONE WE USED TO CUT THE GRASS MATT LOTT SAXOPHONE TONY TEDESCO & FULL FATHOM FIVE ROB BUTKOWSKI TRUMPET THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND / SHADY BLOOD SAM GREENFIELD TENOR/SOPRANO SAX WE USED TO CUT THE GRASS SEAN MARKS ALTO/BARITONE SAX WE USED TO CUT THE GRASS JOHN PATRICK SAXOPHONE SLIM CHANCE & THE GAMBLERS TOP LOCAL ALBUM RELEASE SONG OF THE YEAR TOP MUSIC VIDEO ACCIDENTAL SEABIRDS BLACK FLAMINGOS “OKINAWA” ATLAS BLOOM “WALLS” “THE SNOW AND THE FULL MOON CRANSTON DEAN BAND “BASTILLE” DEAL CASINO “DOWNTOWN” BLACK FLAMINGOS “BLACK FLAMINGOS” DARK CITY STRINGS “I NEED A BOTTLE” DENTIST “OVER AND OVER” CENTENNIALS “MORSE CODE” DEAL CASINO “HALLEY” DOLLYS “I KNOW” CRANSTON DEAN “SARAJEVO” DENTIST “OVER AND OVER” HEY ANNA “ANAPHAZE” DARK CITY STRINGS “FAST, TRUE & FREE” DOLLYS “I KNOW” HOT BLOOD “BLOOD ON MY HANDS” DEAL CASINO “NIKA” IAN BAMBERGER TRIO “LOVE ROULETTE” GODS “NEW FUTURE” DOLLYS “OH PLEASE” LOWER THE VEIL “SOON” FRANCIS LOMBARDI “FRANCIS LOMBARDI” HEY ANNA “DON’T TALK STOP” MODERN CHEMISTRY “CLING” GODS “ENDLESS STUNNER” HOT BLOOD “BLOOD ON MY HANDS” HEY ANNA “RUN KOKO” JONATHAN TEA “DARK DOWN HERE” MORNINGSIDE LANE “MELLOW DRAMA” HOT BLOOD “OVERCOME PT. 1 & 2” LOWER THE VEIL “SOON” ROSE BOULEVARD “THE GHOST” JONATHAN TEA “COMING HOME” MICHAEL ASKIN “HIGHWAYMAN” SEMIOTICS “M. CONNOLLY” LOWER THE VEIL “SOON” ROSE BOULEVARD “THE GHOST” SMALL TOWN SCOUNDRELS “THE GREATEST” LO KLOZA “PHOENIX” SMALLTALK “JUNE/JULY” SMALLTALK “JUNE-JULY” MICHAEL ASKIN “IGNORE THE EVIDENCE” THE BATTERY ELECTRIC “HEATHEN” THE WEST FRONT “CRAZY AS LOVE” ROY ORBITRON “ELSTON ALLEN GUNN” SHADY BLOOD: THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND & THE BATTERY ELECTRIC “HEATHEN” HOT BLOOD “DON’T BE A DICK” SMALLTALK “PLUS!” THOMAS WESLEY STERN “NEVER LEAVING” THOMAS WESLEY STERN “NEVER LEAVING” SHADY BLOOD “TOGETHER AT LAST” WYLAND “WAIT” by THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND & HOT BLOOD WILLIAMS HONOR “MAMA PLEASE” THE BATTERY ELECTRIC WREATHS “DOG DREAMS” YJY “COUCH SURFIN USA” “THE HEART AND THE THRILL” THE COLD SEAS “AFTERGLOW” THE VAUGHNS “TOMFOOLERY” THOMAS WESLEY STERN “NEVER LEAVING” TONY APPLESEED “METANIO” WILLIAMS HONOR WILLIAMS HONOR WREATHS “MR.
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