Mixed reactions on 2017 YAMAs nominees

Tuesday, November 14, 2017

ATI is one of the nominees for this year's YAMAs

Upon the announcement of the 2017 Yarona FM Music Awards (YAMAs) on Thursday, critics had mixed emotions regarding the nominees.

A number of urban music artists were nominated into 14 different categories with a new category dubbed the Best RnB Single category introduced.

Celebrated pop artist Yaw Bannerman is leading the pack with six nominations with most of them coming from the collaboration track he did with Veezo called Zaka.

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