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PINKPANTHERESS Illegal (Warner Records UK)
(Warner Records UK) AVRIL LAVIGNE ft. SIMPLE PLAN Young and Dumb (Virgin)
(Virgin) MYLES SMITH Gold (Sony)
(Sony) MILEY CYRUS More To Lose (Columbia)
(Columbia) DEAN LEWIS Truth (Island Australia)
(Island Australia) CHARLI XCX Party 4 U ()
() BENSON BOONE Beautiful Things (Night Street Records)
(Night Street Records) ROSE and BRUNO MARS APT. (Atlantic)
(Atlantic) LADY GAGA and BRUNO MARS Die With A Smile (Interscope Records) BILLIE EILISH Birds Of A Feather (Darkroom/Interscope Records)
(Darkroom/Interscope Records) CHAPPELL ROAN Pink Pony Club (Island Records)
(Island Records) GRACIE ABRAMS That's So True (Live) (clean version) (Interscope Records)
(Interscope Records) RAVYN LENAE Love Me Not (Atlantic)
(Atlantic) SOMBR Back To Friends (SMB Music / WMG)
(SMB Music / WMG) SOMBR Undressed (SMB Music / WMG)
(SMB Music / WMG) ALEX WARREN Ordinary (Atlantic) BLONDIE X Offender (EMI)
(EMI) RICHARD HELL and THE VOIDOIDS New Pleasure (Independent)
(Independent) JOHN LENNON Mind Games (EMI)
(EMI) THE RAMONES Sheena Is A Punk Rocker (EMI)
(EMI) GLORIA GAYNOR Never Can Say Goodbye (MGM)
(MGM) VILLAGE PEOPLE Macho Man (Polygram)
(Polygram) PAUL SIMON Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard ()
() THE GROGANS You Really Got Me (On triple j's Like A Version) (Unified)
(Unified) BAKER BOY ft. BRIGGS and HAIKU HANDS Freak Out (clean version) (Island Australia) OK GO A Stone Only Rolls Downhill (Paracadute)
(Paracadute) FOXWARREN Deadhead (Anti-)
(Anti-) FLUME and JPEGMAFIA Track 1 (clean version) (Bossy Music)
(Bossy Music) VERA BLUE In The Corner (clean version) (Island Australia)
(Island Australia) EFFIE ISOBEL Moon Made (Independent)
(Independent) WET LEG CPR (Domino)
(Domino) TESSA FLEUR I'm Alive (Independent)
(Independent) KING GIZZARD and THE LIZARD WIZARD Grow Wings And Fly (p(doom)) SELVE Breaking Into Heaven (clean version) (Community Music)
(Community Music) THE LIVING END Alfie (clean version) (BMG)
(BMG) BARKAA ft. LEROY JOHNSON Ngamaka (Bad Apples Music / Universal)
(Bad Apples Music / Universal) G FLIP Disco Cowgirl (Independent)
(Independent) CHARLI XCX Party 4 U ()
() CERRONE and CHRISTINE AND THE QUEENS Catching Feelings (Malligator Preference)
(Malligator Preference) THE MAGGIE PILLS Velobell (Independent)
(Independent) HASSALL Overpopulator (Independent) BLISS N ESO Addicted (Illusive)
(Illusive) THE PHARCYDE Drop (EMI)
(EMI) A TRIBE CALLED QUEST Scenario ()
() BUSTA RHYMES Gimme Some Mo' (Warner)
(Warner) THE WU-TANG CLAN Gravel Pit (Sony)
(Sony) FABOLOUS the Br (Warner)
(Warner) OUTKAST B.O.B. (BMG) ANTSLIVE Captain Ants (Payday Records)
(Payday Records) FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE featuring DIZZEE RASCAL You've Got The Dirtee Love (Universal)
(Universal) ESOTERIK and JAMES CROOKS ft. ASTA Be Like You (Illusive)
(Illusive) BLISS N ESO featuring NAS I Am Somebody (Illusive)
(Illusive) BLISS N ESO Feeling Fly (clean version) (Flight Deck)
(Flight Deck) HILLTOP HOODS The Hard Road (Obese Records)
(Obese Records) THE HERD The King Is Dead (Elefant Traks)
(Elefant Traks) DRAPHT Jimmy Recard (Independent) SETH SENTRY Dear Science (Inertia)
(Inertia) ILLY ft. VERA BLUE Papercuts (Warner)
(Warner) 360 featuring GOSSLING Price Of Fame (EMI)
(EMI) 3% Coming Home (1788 Records)
(1788 Records) TASMAN KEITH ft. JESSICA MAUBOY Heaven With U (AWAL)
(AWAL) MALI JO$E and TASMAN KEITH ft. XMUNASHE Price Up! (Allbreed)
(Allbreed) VV PETE ft. UTILITY, BRODINSKI GO DUMB (Trackwork)
(Trackwork) TKAY MAIDZA 24k (clean version) (Dew Process)
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