GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN: Popular Community Radio Station WYCE-FM’s programmers have culled through dozens of releases from Michigan musicans to cast ballots for 2010’s best albums and songs in 15 categories, and has announced that The Vincent hayes Project has been nominated for four “Jammie” awards in main categories.

The popular Michigan-based blues band has been nominated for four awards in the 12th annual competition, including nods for Best Album, Best Blues Album, Best Group and Song of the Year for “Hit Me High, Hit Me Low” from their “Reclamation” CD.

In addition, their album producer, Glenn Brown of East Lansing, has been nominated for an award as Producer of the Year.

“Even though we’re currently up for international honors for our debut album -nominated for “Best New Artist” for 2010 by the Blues Foundation -we’re honored to have received so much amazing support in our home state as well,” said Vincent Hayes, the band’s leader.

In addition, the Vincent Hayes Project is also in the running for two additional awards presented in categories where listeners can vote for their favorite group. Those interested in voting can do so at http://www.wyce.org.

The Vincent Hayes Project’s debut CD, “Reclamation” recently snagged the #4 spot on BB King’s “Bluesville” show on Sirius/XM Radio. “Reclamation” is among the top five blues-selling albums on CDbaby.com. Formed in 2004, the Vincent Hayes Project continues to perform for and impress blues lovers, recording artists, and industry professionals worldwide. Members include Vincent Hayes, Guitar and Lead Vocals; Dave Alves, Bass and vocals; Donny Hugley, Percussion; Christian Van Antwerpen and Doc (Steve) Yankee sharekeyboard duties. “Reclamation” is available online on CDbaby, iTunes, Rhapsody, CDMojo and Amazon.

For more information visit: www.vincenthayes.com

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