The 29-year-old Colombian musician/singer has joined voices with NewJeans, Jon Batiste, Cat Burns and J.I.D. for the new Coca-Cola anthem “Be Who You Are (Real Magic).”
The track was written by Batiste and marks the second season of COKE STUDIO’s global music platform, the song aims to “celebrate human connection and embrace diversity,” per the press release.
Hoping to emphasize the “power of authenticity,” the single hopes to enforce the idea that “real magic” happens when people come together and accept their differences.
The music video helps to highlight this message, as it features Camilo and his co-collaborators coming together in harmony.
Alongside the single, the platform will see multiple artist collision songs plus a program of festival sponsorships, on-pack experiences, live performances and AR and digital content.
The Ivors 2023 nominations have been announced, with the 24-year-old Cuban-American singer-songwriter, who was born in Germany and raised in Spain, earning a nod.
Canal, who released her third album Elegy in September 2022, is nominated for the Rising Star Award.
The Ivors Academy announced the nominations for The Ivors 2023 with Amazon Music on Tuesday. The awards recognize outstanding British and Irish songwriters and composers across nine categories.
A total of 72 individual songwriters and composers received Ivor Novello nominations this year, with 54% of those being nominated for the first time.
Since its inception in 2020, the rising star award with Amazon Music has championed Britain and Ireland’s most promising songwriting talents. In addition to Canal, this year’s nominees are Cat Burns, Ines Dunn, tendai and venbee.
Previous winners are Mysie and Willow Kayne.
Tom Gray, chair of The Ivors Academy, said in a statement, “The music nominated for an Ivor Novello this year is testament to the power and range of British and Irish songwriting and screen composing. It’s a superlative list and on behalf of The Ivors Academy, I’m delighted to congratulate every writer nominated for their craft and achievements.”
Winners will be revealed at The Ivors with Amazon Music at Grosvenor House in London on Thursday May 18.
Here’s a complete list of The Ivors 2023 nominations:
Songwriter of the year with Amazon Music Central Cee and Young Chencs
Florence Welch
Harry Styles and Kid Harpoon
Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers
George Daniel and Matty Healy
Best contemporary song “Cold Summer”; written by Wesley Joseph and Leon Vynehall; performed by Wesley Joseph
“Escapism”; written by 070 Shake, RAYE and Mike Sabath; performed by RAYE & 070 Shake
“Hide & Seek”; written by Owen Cutts, P2J, PRGRSHN and Stormzy; performed by Stormzy
“Leon the Professional”; written by Knucks, Venna and Toshifumi Hinata; performed by Knucks
“Payback”; written by Knucks, Kojey Radical and Swindle; performed by Kojey Radical feat. Knucks
Best song musically and lyrically “As It Was”; written by Kid Harpoon, Tyler Johnson and Harry Styles; performed by Harry Styles
“Best Day of My Life”; written by Laurie Blundell and Tom Odell; performed by Tom Odell
“Complex”; written by Katie Gregson-Macleod; performed by Katie Gregson-Macleod
“King”; written by Jack Antonoff and Florence Welch; performed by Florence + The Machine
“Stronger”; written by Dean “Inflo” Josiah Cover and Cleopatra Nikolic; performed by SAULT
PRS for music most performed work “As It Was”; written by Kid Harpoon, Tyler Johnson and Harry Styles; performed by Harry Styles
“Bad Habits”; written by FRED, Johnny McDaid and Ed Sheeran; performed by Ed Sheeran
“Heat Waves”; written by Dave Bayley; performed by Glass Animals
“Running Up That Hill”; written by Kate Bush; performed by Kate Bush
“Shivers”; written by Johnny McDaid, Kal Lavelle, Steve Mac and Ed Sheeran; performed by Ed Sheeran
Best album 11; written by Dean “Inflo” Josiah Cover, Jamar McNaughton, Cleopatra Nikolic and Jack Peñate; performed by SAULT No Thank You; written by Dean “Inflo” Josiah Cover, Little Simz and Cleopatra Nikolic; performed by Little Simz Skinty Fia; written by Grian Chatten, Thomas Coll, Conor Curley, Conor Deegan and Carlos O’Connell; performed by Fontaines D.C. Some Nights I Dream of Doors; written by Barney Lister and Obongjayar; performed by Obongjayar The Car; written by Alex Turner; performed by Arctic Monkeys
Best original film score Avatar: The Way of Water; composed by Simon Franglen Death on the Nile; composed by Patrick Doyle Don’t Worry Darling; composed by John Powell Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris; composed by Rael Jones The Electrical Life of Louis Wain; composed by Arthur Sharpe
Best television soundtrack Bad Sisters; composed by PJ Harvey and Tim Phillips Elizabeth: The Unseen Queen; composed by David Schweitzer The Midwich Cuckoos; composed by Hannah Peel The Responder; composed by Matthew Herbert The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe; composed by Harry Escott and Ben Pearson
Best original video game score Gotham Knights; composed by The Flight Horizon Forbidden West; composed by Joris de Man, Oleksa Lozowchuk and The Flight Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope; composed by Gareth Coker, Grant Kirkhope and Yoko Shimomura
Rising star award with Amazon Music Cat Burns
Ines Dunn
tendai
venbee
Victoria Canal
The track was written by Batiste and marks the second season of COKE STUDIO’s global music platform, the song aims to “celebrate human connection and embrace diversity,” per the press release.