2023 Junos Winners List

 

Juno Fan Choice

Avril Lavigne

Single of the Year

“Sacrifice” – The Weeknd

International Album of the Year

Harry’s House – Harry Styles

Album of the Year

Dawn FM –  The Weeknd

Artist of the Year

The Weeknd

Group of the Year

Arkells

Breakthrough Artist of the Year

Preston Pablo

Breakthrough Group of the Year

Banx & Ranx

Country Album of the Year

Masquerades  – Tenille Townes 

Adult Alternative Album of the Year

Colder Streams – the Sadies

Alternative Album of The Year

Blue Rev  – Alvvays

Pop Album of the Year

Dawn FM –  The Weeknd

Rock Album of the Year

Otherness –  Alexisonfire

Vocal Jazz Album of the Year

Featuring – Caity Gyorgy 

Jazz Album of the Year (Solo)

Kinds of Love – Renee Rosnes

Jazz Album of the Year (group)

Desert Bloom – Florian Hoefner Trio

Instrumental Album of the Year

Everything was Forever Until it was no More –  Esmerine 

Francophone Album of the Year

Crash – Les Louanges

Children's Album of the Year

Walk off the Earth & Romeo Eats, Vol. 2, Walk off the Earth and Romeo Eats 

Classical Album of the Year (Solo)

Fables – Philip Chiu

Classical Album of the Year (Large Ensemble)

Viola Borealis, Orchestre de l’Agora, conducted by Nicolas Ellis, featuring Marina Thibeault 

Classical Album of the Year (Small Ensemble)

Early Italian Cello Concertos, Elinor Frey and Rosa Barocca –  conducted by Claude Lapalme

Classical Composition of the Year

Bestiary I & I –  Bekah Simms 

Rap Album/EP of the Year

Shall I Continue? –  TOBi 

Dance Recording of the Year

“Ctrl + Alt + Del” – Rêve 

Contemporary R&B Recording of the Year

Yessie –  Jessie Reyez

Reggae Recording of the Year

“Reggae Party,” –  Kirk Diamond  and Finn feat. Kairo McLean

Contemporary Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year

Zhawenim –  Digging Roots

Contemporary Roots Album of the Year

Come Morning –  The Bros. Landreth

Tradtional Roots Album of the Year

Tell ‘Em You Were Gold –  Pharis & Jason Romero 

Blues Album of the Year

Long River – Angelique Francis

Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year

Jordan St. Cyr –  Jordan St. Cyr

Global Music Album of the Year

Thieves of Dreams – Lenka Lichtenberg 

Jack Richardson Producer of the Year

Akeel Henry

Recording Engineer of the Year

Serban Ghenea: “That’s What I Want,” Lil Nas X; “Unholy,” Sam Smith feat. Kim Petras

Album Artwork of the Year

Ian Ilavsky (art director and designer), Maciek Szczerbowski (illustrator) –  Everything was Forever Until it was no More by Esmerine.

Music Video of the Year

“Unholy” –  Floria Sigismondi (Sam Smith and Kim Petras)

Electronic Album of the Year

Interior – Teen Daze

Metal/Hard Music Album of the Year

Synchro Anarchy –  Voivod

Adult Contemporary Album of the Year

Higher –  Michael Bublé

Comedy Album of the Year

A Person who is Gingerbread – Jon Dore 

Traditional R&B/Soul Recording of the Year

“Last One” –  Savannah Ré feat. Dylan Sinclair

Rap Single of the Year

“Twin Flame” –  Kaytranada and Anderson .Paak

Underground Dance Single of the Year

“I Knew Techno” –  Greg Gow

Traditional Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year

Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award

Ron Sakamoto

Canadian Music Hall of Fame

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