Stormzy, J Hus and Stefflon Don spotted for the awards.

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The Mobo Awards are back for 2017, this year in Leeds at the First Direct Arena.J Hus received four nods in categories including 'Best Male', 'Best Album', 'Best Song' and 'Best Video', while the 'Best Newcomer' category is one of the strongest yet with Mabel, Not3s, Dave, Stefflon Don and more great artists nominated.

See the winners of the 2017 MOBO's below:


Best Male Act

Maleek Berry
J Hus
Giggs
Sampha
Stormzy (WINNER)
Dave
Chip
Bugzy Malone
Skepta
Mostack


Best Female

Emeli Sandé
Jessie Ware
Jorja Smith
Lady Leshurr
Little Simz
Mabel
Nadia Rose
NAO
Ray BLK
Stefflon Don (WINNER)


Best Album

J Hus – Common Sense
Nines – One Foot Out
Sampha – Process
Stormzy - Gang Signs & Prayer (WINNER)
Wretch 32 – Growing Over Life


Best Newcomer

Dave (WINNER)
Jorja Smith
Kojo Funds
Lotto Boyzz
Loyle Carner
Mabel
Mist
Not3s
Stefflon Don
Yxng Bane


Best Song

J Hus - 'Did You See' (WINNER)
Kojo Funds Feat. Abra Cadabra - 'Dun Talkin’
Not3s - 'Addison Lee'
Stormzy - 'Big For Your Boots'
Yungen Feat. Yxng Bane - 'Bestie'


Best Video

Bossman Birdie- 'Walk The Walk'
J Hus - 'Spirit'
Loyle Carner - 'The Isle Of Arran'
Mist - 'Hot Property' (WINNER)
Stormzy - 'Big For Your Boots'



Best Hip-Hop Act

Giggs
Little Simz
Loyle Carner
Nines
Stefflon Don
Wretch 32



Best Grime Act

AJ Tracey
Chip
P Money
Skepta
Stormzy (WINNER)
Wiley



Best R&B/Soul Act

Supported by Mi-Soul
Craig David
Jorja Smith
NAO
Ray BLK
Sampha



Best International Act

Cardi B
DJ Khaled
Drake
Jay Z
Kendrick Lamar
Migos
Solange Knowles
SZA
Travis Scott
Wizkid



Best African Act

Davido (WINNER)
Eugy
Juls
Maleek Berry
Mr Eazi
Sarkodie
Tekno
Tiwa Savage
Wande Coal
Wizkid



Best Reggae Act

Aidonia
Alkaline
Chronixx
Damian Marley (WINNER)
Popcaan



Best Jazz Act

Cleveland Watkiss
Dayme Arocena
Mr Jukes
Moses Boyd
Terrace Martin


Best Gospel Act

Lurine Cato
Triple O
Mali Music
S.O.
Volney Morgan & New-Ye



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