"SHAD" YOUR JUNO AWARD WINNER!

I was pretty sure Drake was going to take the JUNO for Hip Hop. Drake is huge, but he really does nothing for me musically.
Hearing London Ontario native SHAD had taken in, I threw my hands in the air, good for you man!
This is Canadian hip hop right here!



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List of all the JUNO AWARD winners...

Here is the Full List of Winners from Saturday’s Juno Awards Gala:

International Album: Katy Perry, Teenage Dream

Adult Alternative Album: Neil Young, Le Noise

Rock Album: Matthew Good, Vancouver

Rap Recording: Shad, TSOL

Alternative Album: Arcade Fire, The Suburbs

Country Album: Johnny Reid, A Place Called Love

Vocal Jazz Album: Kellylee Evans, Nina

Contemporary Jazz Album: Christine Jensen Jazz Orchestra, Treelines

Traditional Jazz Album: John MacLeod’s Rex Hotel Orchestra, Our First Set

Instrumental Album: Fond of Tigers, Continent & Western

Francophone Album: Karkwa, Les chemins de verre

Children’s Album: Peter Lenton, Proud Like a Mountain

Classical Album, Solo and Chamber Ensemble: Gryphon Trio, Beethoven: Piano Trios Op. 70 No. 1, Ghost and No. 2: Op 11

Classical Album, Large Ensemble or Soloist with Large Ensemble Accompaniment: Lara St. John, Mozart: Scott and Lara St. John/The Knights

Classical Album, Vocal or Choral Performance: Gerald Finley, Great Operatic Arias

Classical Composition: Murray Schafer, “Duo for Violin and Piano”

Dance Recording: Deadmau5, “Sofi Needs a Ladder”

R&B/Soul Recording: Quanteisha, “Stars”

Reggae Recording: Elaine Lil’Bit Shepherd, “Likkle But Mi Tallawah”

Aboriginal Album: CerAmony, CerAmony

Roots and Traditional Album, Solo: Old Man Luedecke, My Hands Are On Fire and Other Love Songs

Roots and Traditional Album, Group: Le Vent du Nord, La part du feu

Blues Album: Jim Byrnes, Everywhere West

Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album: Greg Sczebel, Love & the Lack Thereof

World Music Album: Élage Diouf, Aksil

Producer: Daniel Lanois for “Hitchhiker” by Neil Young and “I Believe in You” by Black Dub

Recording Engineer: Kevin Churko for “Let It Die” and “Life Won’t Wait” by Ozzy Osbourne

Recording Package: Justin Peroff, Charles Spearin, Robyn Kotek and Joe McKay (art directors/designers) and Jimmy Collins and Elisabeth Chicoine (photographers) for Broken Social Scene’s Forgiveness Rock Record

Video of the Year: “Perfect,” Hedley (Director: Kyle Davison)

Music DVD of the Year: Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage

Electronic Album: Caribou, Swim

New Group: Said the Whale