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Awards are flying in for 22-year-old Bic Runga's Drive, the first album by a native New Zealander of Malaysian ancestry ever to hit quadruple-platinum at home. Self-produced (and guided by legendary producer/manager, now Sony Music executive Peter Asher), it generated seven NZ Music Awards including Album of the Year, Single of the Year (for "Sway"), Best Female Vocalist, and Best Songwriter. (B. Runga)
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