National Indigenous Music Chart
February 8, 2019
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After twelve massive weeks at #1, Busby Marou cede the National Indigenous Music Charts throne this week as our Young Australian of the Year Baker Boy nabs the top spot with ‘Cool as Hell’. Not just that, but we have a veritable smorgasbord of new Indigenous tunes making their debut appearance on this year’s chart.
Thelma Plum’s new song ‘Not Angry Anymore’ makes its debut appearance at #2 while Tasman Keith notches up yet another chart hit with ‘move up’. It’s also a massive week for previous National Indigenous Music Awards Best New Talent winners Electric Fields as they battle it out this weekend to become Australia’s Eurovision entry for 2019 and their banger ‘2000 and Whatever’ also gives them their first ever NIMA Chart appearance. It’s also the first chart appearance for Yorta Yorta man DRMNGNOW with his new track ‘Ancestors’.
If ever there’s been a week to head over to our SPOTIFY or APPLE MUSIC playlists to check out the new tunes, this is it.
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CLICK TO LISTEN TO BAKER BOY – COOL AS HELL
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ABOUT THE
NATIONAL INDIGENOUS MUSIC CHARTS
The National Indigenous Music Charts are a project of The National Indigenous Music Awards and SGC Media. Data is sourced from Australia’s music industry standard radio monitoring system Radio Monitor, tracking data from across over 200 commercial, community, digital and regional radio stations. For more details on Radio Monitor, please contact [email protected]. The charts represent the most widely heard Indigenous songs on Australian radio each week.
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