Paying homage to the underappreciated bangers.
Voting for Triple J’s Hottest 100 this year has officially closed and it’s safe to say the vast majority of Aussies will be sinking a tinnie or two as the countdown rolls on. While it’s easy to spot the Hottest 100 winner a mile away, there’s always an angry mob willing and waiting to proclaim the songs that take out the top picks don’t deserve it — or worse, “it should’ve been ‘Horses'”. This year, we’ve beaten you to it.
Here’s what we think is going to nab the top spots this year:
- Confidence’ by Ocean Alley
- ‘This Is America’ by Childish Gambino
- ‘Dinosaurs’ by Ruby Fields
- ‘I Said Hi’ by Amy Shark
- ‘Losing It’ by Fisher
- ‘Sicko Mode’ by Travis Scott
- ‘I’m Good’ by WAFIA
- ‘Groceries’ by Mallrat
- ‘Mantra’ by Bring Me The Horizon
- ‘Be Alright’ by Dean Lewis
Here’s what won’t receive enough votes, but definitely deserve more:
- ‘Talking Straight’ by Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever
- ‘Girls on the TV’ by Laura Jean
- ‘Body’ by Julia Jacklin
- ‘Danny Nedelko’ by Idles
- ‘Wide Awake’ by Parquet Courts
- ‘When You Die’ by MGMT
- ‘Sticky’ by Ravyn Lenae
- ‘Fuckin ‘n’ Rollin’ by Phantastic Ferniture
- ‘Native Tongue’ by Mojo Juju
- ‘Pristine’ by Snail Mail