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CRITICALLY-ACCLAIMED HITMAKER AMY ALLEN WINS 2026 ASCAP POP MUSIC SONGWRITER OF THE YEAR
Amy Allen won Pop Songwriter of the Year as ASCAP recognized creators behind the most-performed pop songs, including Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars’ record-breaking duet.
- On Thursday, Amy Allen won ASCAP Pop Songwriter of the Year at the 2026 ASCAP Pop Music Awards in Los Angeles, adding to her recent Grammy achievement as a two-time songwriter of the year winner.
- Sony Music Publishing received the ASCAP Pop Music Publisher of the Year award, recognized for its contributions to pop music over the past year.
- "Die with a Smile," the Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars duet, earned ASCAP Pop Music Song of the Year after spending five weeks at number one and 60 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100.
- Laufey accepted the ASCAP Creative Voice Award, presented by British singer-songwriter Suki Waterhouse, honoring the two-time Grammy winner's creative achievements and community contributions.
- ASCAP represents over 1.1 million songwriters, composers and music publishers, licensing a repertory of over 20 million works while returning nearly 90 cents of every dollar collected as royalties to members.
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Amy Allen Wins Pop Music Songwriter of the Year at 2026 ASCAP Pop Music Awards
Amy Allen, who in February became the first two-time Grammy winner for songwriter of the year, non-classical, added to her laurels on Thursday (April 30), winning ASCAP pop songwriter of the year at the 2026 ASCAP Pop Music Awards in Los Angeles. Related Amy Allen On Modern Songwriting and Her Creative Chemistry With Sabrina Carpenter, Harry S…
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CRITICALLY-ACCLAIMED HITMAKER AMY ALLEN WINS 2026 ASCAP POP MUSIC SONGWRITER OF THE YEAR
"Die with a Smile" Honored as Song of the YearSony Music Publishing Celebrated as Publisher of the YearLaufey Receives ASCAP Creative Voice AwardNEW YORK, April 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Recognizing the
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