National Indigenous Music Chart
January 18, 2019
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Second week into 2019 and we are seeing some movements in the National Indigenous Music Chart as Australia wakes from its holiday slumber. This week has seen some new and returning entries from some of our favourite Indigenous artists including classics from Baker Boy, Kev Carmody, Dan Sultan and Leah Flanagan, all revisiting summer playlists over the last week.
The seemingly unassailable Busby Marou spend a massive TENTH week at the top of the chart with their modern classic ‘Sound of Summer’ and we also see a big upwards move for Troy Cassar-Daley.
Despite the movement and new tracks, we’re still yet to see a big new song for 2019 emerge. With some big new releases slated in coming weeks, will next week be the week that we start to see the future of 2019 emerge?
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BUSBY MAROU – SOUND OF SUMMER
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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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