The Student Radio Network have announced the shortlist for six national awards of the Student Radio Network Awards 2022. The awards celebrate the musicians, broadcasters and volunteers who breathe life into the five SRN stations.

Te Tōtahi Toa (Favourite Single)

• Amamelia: Colourbox
• Ben Woods: Wearing Divine
• Casual Healing: Green Tigers
• Dartz: Hoons
• Dbldbl feat. L V J & PollyHill: Big Mike
• Earth Tongue: Miraculous Death
• Fazerdaze: Come Apart
• How Get: Te Tai Pari
• JessB: From Tha Jump
• Te Kaahu: Pai Maarire

Te Tohu Hopunga Puoro Mariu (Favourite EP / Mixtape)

• Headland: ‘Roamer’
• How Get: ‘Te Waea Moana’
• Mokotron: ‘Tawhito’
• Revulva: ‘Girl’s Gotta Eat’
• Social Union: ‘Fall Into Me’
• Sports Dreams: ‘Weather Admitting’
• Te KuraHuia: ‘Uha’
• Violet French and the Horrible: ‘Violet French and the Horrible’
• Who Shot Scott: ‘Mercy II’
• Wiri Donna: ‘Being Alone’

Te Tohu Kohinga Mariu (Favourite Album)

• Aldous Harding: ‘Warm Chris’
• Baby Zionov: ‘Henrietta’
• Ben Woods: ‘Dispeller’
• The Big Fresh Collective: ‘Footmahi 2022’
• Dale Kerrigan: ‘The Water’
• Erny Belle: ‘Venus Is Home’
• Julien Dyne: ‘Modes’
• Motte: ‘Cold + Liquid’
• Recitals: ‘Orbit I’
• Te Kaahu: ‘Te Kaahu o Rangi’

Te Tohu Kaipuoro Toa (Favourite Solo Act)

• Amamelia
• Baby Zionov
• Ben Woods
• Fazerdaze
• Headland
• Motte
• Rubi Du
• Skymning
• Te Kaahu
• Wiri Donna

Te Rōpū Mariu (Favourite Group)

• Big Scout
• Dartz
• Earth Tongue
• Hans Pucket
• How Get
• IA
• Long Distance Runner
• Recitals
• Sulfate
• The Beths

Te Māngi Pāho e Tohu Puoro o te reo Māori

• Aro: Tohorā
• Goldsmith Baynes: Te Aranga o Matariki
• Half/Time: Ōrāku
• How Get: Te Tai Pari
• Huia feat. Sean Richards: Tui Tuia Ō Whakapapa 
• IA feat. Te Kahu Rolleston: Ngā Reo
• Mokotron: Tawhito
• Te Kaahu: Pai Maarire
• Te KuraHuia: Poia
• Troy Kingi: Ka Tipu

Voting for Te Tohu Kōwhitinga Tāngata (People’s Choice Award) has also opened, closing on November 4, 2022.  The event will be held in person, streamed live and simulcast on all five network stations on November 19 from 7pm.  Click here to vote.

The SRN is a union of radio stations platforming unique and authentic voices within Aotearoa: 95bFM, Radio Control 99.4FM, Radio Active 88.6FM, RDU 98.5FM, and Radio One 91FM.