FKA Twigs has gotten the prize for Best British Solo Act at the NME Awards 2020 in London on February 12. Coming back to the O2 Academy Brixton and facilitated by Katherine Ryan and Julie Adenuga, the NME Awards praises the best of the most recent a year in music. See the full running rundown of champs so far here. The Avante Garde Star – who discharged her collection 'MAGDALENE' late in 2019 – beat individual chosen people Yungblud, Slowthai, AJ Tracey and Charli XCX.

Jamie Demetriov and Sherrie Silver displayed the honor to Twigs, who committed the trophy to her "amazing" administrator Mikey Stirton. “Somebody once said to me that as an artist, it’s really important to take your medicine every single day. And your medicine is your friends, your family and your creative collaborators who make you feel amazing,” she said.

“I have such incredible medicine, so thank you so much to everybody that works with me,” she included. “It’s the world.”

Prior in the night, Twigs played out her melody 'Cellophane'.

The night opened with an interpretation of Deal Wiv it' from Mura Masa and Slowthai, trailed by ensuing exhibitions from Beabadoobee, Yungblud and AJ Tracey.

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