Adele scores four 2012 Ivor Novello nominations

The 2012 Ivor Novello Award nominations have been revealed today with Adele, PJ Harvey, Lana Del Rey, James Blake and Ed Sheeran amongst the nominees.

Adele is the hot tip for a song-writing prize, picking up four nominations. She will face off against Florence + The Machine and Ed Sheeran in the category of Best Song. The '21' star is also nominated for Best Album where she will go up against Kate Bush ('50 Words For Snow') and PJ Harvey ('Let England Shake').

Meanwhile, Radiohead's Johnny Greenwood is nominated in the Best Film Score category for his work on We Need To Talk About Kevin.

The full list of nominees can be seen below. The 57th Ivor Novello awards take place on May 17th.

BEST SONG MUSICALLY & LYRICALLY

Song: Rolling In The Deep
Written by: Adele Adkins / Paul Epworth

Song: Shake It Out
Written by: Paul Epworth / Kid Harpoon / Florence Welch

Song: The A Team
Written & Performed by: Ed Sheeran

BEST CONTEMPORARY SONG

Song: Promises
Written by: Joseph Ray / Daniel Stephens / Alana Watson
Performed by: Nero

Song: The Wilhelm Scream
Written by: James Blake / James Litherland

Song: Video Games
Written by: Lana Del Rey / Justin Parker

BEST ORIGINAL FILM SCORE

Film: Life In A Day
Composed by: Harry Gregson-Williams / Matthew Herbert

Film: The First Grader
Composed by: Alex Heffes

Film: We Need To Talk About Kevin
Composed by: Jonny Greenwood

BEST TELEVISION SOUNDTRACK

Broadcast: Leonardo
Composed by: Mark Russell

Broadcast: Page Eight
Composed by: Paul Englishby

Broadcast: The Shadow Line
Composed by: Martin Phipps

PRS FOR MUSIC MOST PERFORMED WORK

Song: Rolling In The Deep
Written by: Adele Adkins / Paul Epworth

Song: Someone Like You
Written by: Adele Adkins / Dan Wilson

Song: The Flood
Written by: Gary Barlow / Howard Donald / Jason Orange / Mark Owen / Robbie Williams

ALBUM AWARD

Album: 21
Written by: Adele Adkins / Paul Epworth

Album: 50 Words For Snow
Written & Performed by: Kate Bush

Album: Let England Shake
Written & Performed by: PJ Harvey