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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/20/26 12:01 AM
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Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 312
Serious Contributor
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Well... 2005 was an interesting year for ONOFFON... these are a few highlights... In December, 2005, UNSIGNED Music Magazine nominated our song, “The Gift Must Always Move”, released in 1997 on our first CD, Surrender Now, as one of six songs for the title of 2005 Song of the Year. In April, 2005, the International Online Music Awards named ONOFFON as 2005 Artist of the Year on the merits of our second CD, Your Mind, released in 1999. In December, 2005, the International Online Music Awards, nominated ONOFFON in a total of nine award categories, and named our latest CD, Bridge to Presage, the Best Album for 2006. While we have received many features and honors on other websites, these are the most special to us. To have all three of our CDs receive recognition in their own respects such as this, is about as much as any artist could hope for. I don't know what our future holds - it looks like the indie music movement is about to explode. If we can tread water long enough, we just might survive... The best to all in 2006! Von from ONOFFON
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