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Our Legacy

UMA Worldwide Music Awards exists to spotlight the unsung heroes and inspire a new era of innovation within music. Bernard Moore, known in the industry as Bemo, began the journey as the guiding force behind artist talents such as T O D, L Cutta, Eden, and Kashnet. This lived experience shaped UMA's dedication to honoring the legends who paved the way while creating space for independent voices to shine. UMA stands as a trusted, Black-owned family platform rooted in the belief that musical greatness comes from respect, authenticity, and community support. Visitors and participants join a movement that reveres heritage, fosters unity, and uplifts the next generation, bridging generations on the red carpet for all to celebrate.

Mission and Roots

The story of UMA Worldwide Music Awards begins with a single vision: to elevate every voice left out of mainstream recognition and honor those who set the foundation. Bernard Moore set out to create a home for both legend and newcomer, drawing on decades spent managing independent talent. UMA's Atlanta-area roots keep us anchored in a rich music heritage, while our inclusive ceremonies offer award trophies, red carpet experiences, and true respect for each artist's journey. Our foundation rests on authenticity, unity, and honoring community - principles that drive every event and inspire generations of music lovers to stand together.

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Founder, Director

Bernard Moore

UMA Worldwide Music Awards, based in Jonesboro, GA and serving the Atlanta metro area, is led by founder Bernard Moore, a respected figure in the music industry with decades of hands-on experience. As the driving force behind the awards show, Bernard Moore (known in the industry as Bemo) brings a legacy of artist management, having developed talents including Bemoentertainment artists T O D, L Cutta, Eden of R&B, and Kashnet. His career is distinguished by a genuine commitment to nurturing both independent voices and overlooked legends in music. Guided by his deep connection to the culture and a vision to bridge generations, Bernard established UMA to provide a red carpet platform where legacy is honored and new talent is recognized. Licensed by the City of Jonesboro, UMA flourishes under his leadership, setting the standard for authentic celebration, community engagement, and musical innovation.

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