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Ivors Academy Honours Stormzy and James Blake
The Ivors Academy has honored figures including Stormzy, James Blake, and Emily Eavis at the Ivors Academy Honours ceremony in London.

The Ivors Academy has honored figures including Stormzy, James Blake, and Emily Eavis for their contributions to music. The Ivors Academy Honours ceremony was held at the Intercontinental London on Park Lane. James Blake received an award for his outstanding artistry and his advocacy for the rights of songwriters and artists. Glastonbury Festival organiser Emily Eavis was honored for her impact on music and culture and her commitment to supporting new talent. Her award was presented by Elbow lead singer Guy Garvey.
IMRO CEO Victor Finn received an honor for his long-term support of Irish songwriters and composers. MNEK won an honor for his work as a songwriter, producer, and artist, as well as his advocacy for LGBTQIA+ songwriters and artists. MNEK was presented his award by Becky Hill.
Stormzy was honored for his impact on British music and culture and his efforts to create opportunities for others. In 2021, Stormzy announced plans to support 30 more students through a scholarship scheme at the University of Cambridge. Under a partnership between the Merky Foundation and HSBC, 10 students per year receive an annual scholarship of £20,000 to cover their tuition and living costs.
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