ATLANTA - TelAve -- International recognition continues to build for Stevie Hawkins — Grammy-recognized artist and 2024 Legendary Blues Artist inductee into the Alabama Blues Hall of Fame — following a major achievement at the European International Music Awards.

Hawkins won Best Blues Song for his original recording "Wind Fly South" and earned Platinum Winner for Best Blues Cover Song for his powerful interpretation of "A Song For You."

These honors highlight Hawkins' exceptional artistry and rare versatility. A powerhouse vocalist, drummer, songwriter, recording engineer, and producer, Hawkins stands among a select group of complete musicians — equally commanding on stage, in the studio, and behind the mixing board.

With 45 music awards throughout his career — including 22 in the blues category — Hawkins has built a legacy rooted in authenticity, innovation, and a deep commitment to the blues tradition. His Grammy recognition and Blues Hall of Fame induction cemented his place among the genre's elite, while continued international recognition underscores his global impact.

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Winning Best Blues Song recognizes Hawkins' depth as a songwriter and his ability to deliver emotionally resonant storytelling. His 2nd Place finish for Best Blues Song Cover further demonstrates his gift for reinterpreting classic material with both reverence and originality.

"I've always believed the blues comes from a real place—it's something you live as much as you play," Hawkins said. "To have Wind Fly South recognized in this way means more to me than I can put into words, and I'm truly grateful to the panel of music industry judges who selected these performances. To also be honored for my interpretation of a song by Leon Russell makes it even more special. I'm deeply grateful to the incredible musicians who brought these songs to life. Wind Fly South owes its soul to Tommy Cox on resonator guitar, Tom Shannon on bass, and Hoppy Williams on acoustic and slide guitar. A Song For You shines thanks to Rusty Holloway on bass, Levi Adelman on piano, and Loudermilk Chambers' beautiful orchestration. This recognition belongs to all of them as much as it does to me."Known for his soul-stirring vocals, driving rhythms, and meticulous production craftsmanship, Hawkins continues to push the boundaries of modern blues while honoring its roots. Beyond performance, his work as a recording engineer and producer allows him to shape music from concept to completion, creating recordings that resonate with audiences worldwide.

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As fans and industry leaders take note of this latest milestone, one thing is clear: Stevie Hawkins' momentum continues to grow, solidifying his status as one of the most influential voices in contemporary blues.

To learn more about Stevie Hawkins, please visit his website.
https://steviehawkins.com