Urban Recorded Song of The Year
"Can't Let Go"; More Than You Know; Out of Eden; L. Bragg, M. Bragg; Gotee Records
"Fly Away"; So Cool; Take 6; Cedric Dent; Reprise Records
"Grace & Mercy"; Grace & Mercy; Marvin Sapp; Percy Bady; Word Gospel
"In The Midst Of The Rain"; BeBe Winans; BeBe Winans; BeBe Winans, Cedric Caldwell, Victor Caldwell; Sparrow Records, Atlantic Records
"Revolution"; Nu Nation Project; Kirk Franklin; Kirk Franklin, Rodney Jerkins; Gospo centric
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