The Gold Disc Awards are prestigious music awards that recognize outstanding achievements in the music industry, specifically for sales and popularity of music recordings. Originating in various countries, these awards typically honor artists and their work based on the number of copies sold, including physical and digital formats. The term “gold disc” refers to the gold certification awarded to albums or singles that reach a specified threshold of sales, often measured in thousands or millions. The awards not only celebrate successful releases but also contribute to the legacy and visibility of artists within the music landscape. Various organizations and industry bodies may host their own version of Gold Disc Awards, reflecting regional markets and trends.
Snow Man claimed five awards at the 39th Annual Japan Gold Disc Awards, prominently marking their influence in J-pop. Their fourth album, RAYS, won "Album of the Year" (domestic), showcasing…