The 2025 prize for music goes to Sky Islands, by Susie Ibarra.
Sky Islands is a celebration of biodiversity and sonic innovation
Ibarra, 54, is California born, the child of two physicians who migrated to the US. She has been named Best Percussionist in various polls.
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