Triplej has at last revealed their 2018 Hottest 100 list, a compendium of the year’s most popular tracks in Australia on the country’s biggest radio station. While the country’s de facto ambassador for EDM, Flume, has generally stood fairly high in the list, a slow 2017 has dropped him to only #90 for “Hyperreal.”
This year, the #1 spot goes to Kendrick Lamar for “Humble,” undoubtedly one of the biggest tracks of the whole year. So how did dance music do overall? It still definitely showed up.
Australia is always on the forefront of new and interesting artists, so you’ve got names like Touch Sensitive and PNAU on the list who might not be as popular in the US, but are crushing their numbers down under. With so much fire on one list, we definitely recommend checking out any artists you don’t recognize.
Check out the full list right here.
7. PNAU – Go Bang
12. Peking Duk & AlunaGeorge – Fake Magic
15. Vera Blue – Regular Touch
20. Peking Duk – Let You Down {Ft. Icona Pop}
29. Vera Blue – Mended
31. Touch Sensitive – Lay Down
32. Hayden James – NUMB {Ft. GRAACE}
37. Calvin Harris – Slide {Ft. Frank Ocean/Migos}
42. CamelPhat & Elderbrook – Cola
60. Charli XCX – Boys
63. E^ST – Life Goes On
66. N.E.R.D. & Rihanna – Lemon
80. The xx – Say Something Loving
84. Vallis Alps – Oceans
90. Flume – Hyperreal {Ft. KUČKA}
91. Stormzy – Big For Your Boots
93. The Presets – Do What You Want
99. Flight Facilities – Arty Boy {Ft. Emma Louise}
100. Snakehips & MØ – Don’t Leave
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Source: triplej Releases Annual Hottest 100 List For 2018
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