Jorja Smith 'very grateful' after winning independent music prize
The singer reflected on her journey as she collected the award for best independent track.
Singer Jorja Smith said she was "very grateful" after being awarded a prize for best independent track, reflecting on what she described as a "crazy" journey to the recognition.
The award recognizes achievement within the independent music sector, honoring artists who have built their careers outside major label structures. Smith's win adds to a career that has seen her build a strong following through her independently released work.
Further details on the ceremony and other winners were not included in the available report.
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