glenn-cardier

Glenn Cardier, Gang Of Youths Amongst Australia’s International Songwriting Competition Winners

by Paul Cashmere on May 18, 2017

in News,Noise Pro

Veteran singer songwriter Glenn Cardier and relative newcomers Gang Of Youths have picked up awards at the International Songwriting Competition.

Cardier picked up his first ever award at the 1971 Australian Record Awards where he took home Best Newcomer. At the 2016 International Songwriting Awards 45 years later, he won the Performance Award for ‘A Case of Mistaken Identity’.

Gang of Youths won Best Rock Song for ‘Magnolia.

Kate Miller-Heidke and The Beards won Best Comedy Song for the hilarious Christmas song “I’m Growing a Beard Down There For Christmas”.

Former X Factor contestant won the Unpublished Award for ‘Survive On Love’.

In total 60 Australian acts were honored at this year’s awards. Candace Avery, the founder and director of ISC, says, “Celebrating the talent of so many Australian songwriters reminds the world how important Australia is to the global music landscape. There is so much incredible talent, and it is always a pleasure to discover up-and-coming Aussie artists as well as getting to revisit more seasoned ones.”

The list of 2016 Australian winners

First Place Winners

“A Case Of Mistaken Identity” – Glenn Cardier (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Performance
“I’m Growing A Beard Downstairs For Christmas” – Kate Miller-Heidke, Keir Nuttall, Louis Schoorl / Kate Miller-Heidke Ft. The Beards (Brisbane, QLD, Australia) – Comedy/Novelty
“Magnolia” – David Leaupepe / Gang Of Youths (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Rock
“Survive On Love” – Matt Gresham (Perth, WA, Australia) – Unpublished

Second Place Winners

“Only You” – Tim Maxx, Adam Katz (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – EDM
“The Opposite Of Us” – Tom Iansek, Jo Syme / Big Scary (Melbourne, VIC, Australia)
AAA (Adult Album Alternative)
“Vuelve A Nacer” – Oscar Jimenez / Oscar Jimenez Ft. La Phonoclorica (Melbourne, VIC, Australia) – Latin Music

Third Place Winners

“Feel My Love” – Phebe Starr (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – AAA (Adult Album Alternative)
“I’ll Go Home” – Josh Rennie-Hynes (Woodford, QLD, Australia) – Americana
“When I’m Broken” – Katrina Burgoyne, Goran Kralj, Joe Doyle (Gunnedah, NSW, Australia) – Country

Honorable Mention

“54321” – Tey Orion (Canberra, ACT, Australia) – R&B/Hip-Hop
“80 Days” – Jordan English / Little Coyote (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Unsigned Only
“Baby I’m Sorry” – Violeta Bozanic (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Teen
“Baby In Mum’s Tummy” – Sibylla Stephen, Bethany Stephen / Teeny Tiny Stevies (Melbourne, VIC, Australia) – Children’s Music
“Best Friends” – Aleisha Conlay / Allie & Ivy (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Pop/Top 40
“Bleed Sunlight Ft. D-Lake” – Shane Burgess, D-Lake (Goulburn, NSW, Australia) – EDM
“Brussel Sprout” – Courtney Hale, David Strangio (Melbourne, VIC, Australia) – Performance
“Burn Baby Burn” – Kirsty Lee Akers, Trey Bruce (Kurri Kurri, NSW, Australia) – Country
“Can’t Be Trusted” – Asa Broomhall (Brisbane, QLD, Australia) – Blues
“Casualty” – Alexandra Imrich (Sarsha Simone), Darlington Peters (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – R&B/Hip-Hop
“Caving In” – Dave Saxby (Mackay, QLD, Australia) – Christian
“Caving In” – Dave Saxby (Mackay, QLD, Australia) – Unpublished
“Chemistry” – Nathan Chapman / Nathleigh (Melbourne, VIC, Australia) – Comedy/Novelty
“Closed Door” – Shane Timmo (Melbourne, VIC, Australia) – Lyrics Only
“Closer” – Joe Nuttall / Enola Fall (Hobart, TAS, Australia) – AAA (Adult Album Alternative)
“Cool Under Fire, Directed by The Baker Boys” – Glenn Cardier (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Music Video
“Darwinism” – Oscar Dawson, Timothy Carroll, Ryan Strathie, Matthew Redlich / Holy Holy (Launceston/Melbourne/Hobart, Australia) – Rock
“Don’t Let Me Go” – Greg Byrne, Mark Fouche, Kevin Fouche, Alex Qasabian, Billy Handley / Stone Parade (Sydney, NSW, Australia) –Unsigned Only
“Estilo Latino” – Ale Y Anton (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Latin Music
“Faded Star” – John Walsh (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Lyrics Only
“Feel My Love” – Phebe Starr (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Unsigned Only
“Hank And Tammy” – Liam Gerner, Eric Lynn (Melbourne, VIC, Australia) – Americana
“Hold On Me” – Hamish Anderson (Melbourne, VIC, Australia) – Blues
“I Used To Be Cool” – Keir Nuttall / Fatty Gets A Stylist (Brisbane, QLD, Australia) – Comedy/Novelty
“I Will Directed by Jesse Anderson” – Kirsty Lee Akers, Jerry Salley (Kurri Kurri, NSW, Australia) – Music Video
“Juke Joint On Moses Lane” – Fiona Boyes (Yamba, NSW, Australia) – Blues
“Light Up The Sky” – J Packer, L Jeske / Groove State (Melbourne , VIC, Australia) – EDM
“Living In The Dark” – Sam Buckingham (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Americana
“Mind The Gap” – Adam Carl Stephens / Shetdogs (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – AAA (Adult Album Alternative)
“On The Line” – Cam Nacson, Toby Chew Lee / MOZA (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – EDM
“Only You And Me” – Greg Byrne, Mark Fouche, Kevin Fouche, Alex Qasabian, Billy Handley / Stone Parade (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – AC (Adult Contemporary)
“Only You And Me” – Greg Byrne, Mark Fouche, Kevin Fouche, Alex Qasabian, Billy Handley / Stone Parade (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Unsigned Only
“Pretending” – Kristy Coote, Clive Young (Newcastle, NSW, Australia) – Children’s Music
“Red Car, Cold Heart” – Lucy Lowe (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Unpublished
“Slowly Creeping Back ” – Ben Crawford, Zac Crawford / Crawford Brothers (Hinton, NSW, Australia ) – Pop/Top 40
“Stumble In The Dark” – Sal Kimber / Sal Kimber & The Rollin’ Wheel (Beechworth, VIC, Australia) – Unsigned Only
“Survive On Love” – Matt Gresham (Perth, WA, Australia) – Pop/Top 40
“Tell Me It’s Over” – Aminah Hughes (Perth, WA, Australia) – Blues
“The Booty Song” – Susi Prendergast / The Additives (Perth, WA, Australia) – Comedy/Novelty
“The Family Song” – Benny Thatcher / Benny Time (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Children’s Music
“The Prophet” – Gavin Libotte / Urban Gypsies Quartet (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – Instrumental
“The Red White And Blue” – Tony King (Bermagui, NSW, Australia) – Lyrics Only
“They Don’t Make ’em Like They Used To” – Matt Ellis, Paul Chesne (Sydney, NSW, Australia / Los Angeles, CA, USA) – Americana
“Thinking Bout You” – Nick de la Hoyde, Joseph de la Hoyde (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – R&B/Hip-Hop
“Wasting Time” – Dallas Frasca, Jeff Curran, Josh Eales (Melbourne, VIC, Australia) – Rock
“When Darkness Finds You” – Joseph Church (Sydney, NSW, Australia) – AAA (Adult Album Alternative)
“When I’m Broken” – Katrina Burgoyne, Goran Kralj, Joe Doyle (Gunnedah, NSW, Australia ) – Unsigned Only
“When The Money’s All Gone” – Shane Nicholson (Brisbane, QLD, Australia) – Americana
“Wonder” – Michelle V MILOU (Gold Coast, QLD, Australia) – Christian
“You’ve Underestimated Me, Dude” – Kate Miller-Heidke, Pip Norman (Brisbane, QLD, Australia) – Performance

Entries are now open for the 2017 competition. For more information and to enter, go to http://www.songwritingcompetition.com

Noise11.com

Related Posts

Madness performing live on stage during their 2027 All Abroad For The Madness Hit Parade Tour announcement
Madness Announce 2027 Australia And New Zealand Tour

Madness will return to Australia and New Zealand in February and March 2027 for the All Abroad For The Madness Hit Parade Tour, their first Australian tour since 2017 and first New Zealand shows since 1981.

September 16, 2026
Macaulay Culkin promoting Home Alone: A Nostalgic Night With Macaulay Culkin
Macaulay Culkin Bringing Home Alone To Australia For Special Screenings

Macaulay Culkin will revisit his most famous role when Home Alone screens in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney in November, followed by live audience Q&As with the actor.

September 16, 2026
Dolly Parton in concert photo by Ros O'Gorman
Anthony Albanese Saved Dolly Parton’s 2011 Australian Tour From Cancellation

Anthony Albanese's tribute to Dolly Parton following her death has recalled a remarkable chapter in Australian touring history, when the then Federal Transport Minister intervened to prevent Parton's 2011 Australian tour from being cancelled over the size and configuration of her American tour buses.

August 26, 2026
Aziz Ansari
Aziz Ansari Announces Australian And New Zealand Tour For 2026

The comedian, actor, writer and director will bring his new Hypothetical stand-up show to Auckland, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne in September and October.

August 10, 2026
AXS
AXS Named Ticketing Partner for Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion

AXS will become the official ticketing partner for Sydney's Hordern Pavilion from 10 August 2026, expanding the company's Australian footprint while introducing its mobile ticketing and fan management platform to one of the country's best known live music venues.

July 15, 2026
Sam Neill socials profile image
Film Icon Sir Sam Neill Dies Aged 78

New Zealand actor Sam Neill, whose career spanned five decades across cinema, television and Australian productions, has died in Sydney at the age of 78, leaving behind one of the most respected acting legacies in the Southern Hemisphere and beyond.

July 13, 2026
Adam Kay promo photo
Adam Kay Announces Australian Tour For Twas The Nightshift Before Christmas Live

British author, comedian and former doctor Adam Kay will return to Australia this summer with his live stage production Twas The Nightshift Before Christmas Live, bringing his bestselling medical memoirs and festive stories to audiences across seven cities.

July 13, 2026