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Troye Sivan scooped song of the year at the 2024 APRA Music Awards, held Wednesday, May 1 at ICC Sydney.
The Australian pop artist nabbed the peer-voted category, the top honor at the APRAs, for “Rush,” co-written with Styalz Fuego, and lifted from Sivan’s third studio album Something to Give Each Other, which bowed at No. 1 on the ARIA Chart in October 2023.
Fuego was on hand to receive the ring-shaped award, the final presented on the night.
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“As a creative when I work with an artist that I’m already a fan of, I think like ‘don’t f— this us.’ It’s always like, I imagine this song could ruin their career,” he remarked. “I’m so happy that with Troye we did something that people ended up loving.”
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Sivan has been in sparkling form at awards ceremonies, dominating the 2023 ARIAs with four wins, and landing a Grammy nomination with “Rush” (best pop dance recording). Sivan (2017) and Fuego (2013) are both former recipients of the APRA breakthrough songwriter of the year category.
Meanwhile, blues act The Teskey Brothers snagged songwriter of the year, following the release of their ARIA No. 1 album The Winding Way, adding to a collection that includes ARIA Awards and a Rolling Stone Australia Award, won earlier this year for best record. The coveted prize is decided by the APRA board of writer and publisher directors.
Singer and songwriter Dean Lewis doubled up with APRAs for “How Do I Say Goodbye,” a tear-jerker that captures his shock after learning of his dad’s cancer diagnosis. “Goodbye” won for most performed Australian work and most performed pop work, lifting his all-time APRAs tally to six. During his taped acceptance speeches, Lewis gave a shoutout to the “great Mike Taylor,” the former chief of Island Records Australia who died in January following a battle with cancer, aged 54. “Goodbye” was the last song they worked on together, Lewis explained.
Other winners at the APRAs included grentperez, the inaugural recipient of the emerging songwriter of the year award; Parkway Drive for the inaugural most performed hard rock/heavy metal work category; ONEFOUR for most performed hip hop / rap work; Sia, landing most performed Australian work overseas for the fifth time; and Taylor Swift for international work of the year.
One of the highlights of the night was the presentation of the Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music to Bart Willoughby, singer, songwriter and drummer with pioneering Indigenous rock band No Fixed Address. Long-time friends Stephen Pigram and Don Walker of Cold Chisel did the honors.
The 2024 edition of the APRAs “was a memorable night where we honored several first-time winners as well as established national treasures, including the extraordinary Bart Willoughby,” comments APRA AMCOS CEO Dean Ormston.
“In recognizing the incredible talent in Australia’s music landscape, it’s important to acknowledge that as an organisation that champions gender diversity through advocacy, funding and creative opportunities, there’s more to do to address the disparity in the industry of male to women, non-binary and gender diverse award winners.” He continues, “We must continually question the absence of diversity in every facet of the industry—whether in rooms, executive offices, on stages, or across airwaves and streaming platforms—and commit to amplifying the entirety of Australia’s musical brilliance.”
Established in 1982, the Australasian Performing Right Association’s annual songwriters’ ceremony is one of the Australian music industry’s most treasured events, a worthy counterpart to Britain’s Ivor Novello Awards.
Full list of 2024 APRA Music Awards winners:
Peer-Voted APRA Song of the YearTitle: RushArtist: Troye SivanWriters: Troye Sivan / Styalz Fuego* / Alex Chapman^ / Kevin Hickey^ / Brett McLaughlin~ / Adam Novodor~Publishers: Universal/MCA Music Publishing / Universal Music Publishing* / Kobalt Music Publishing^ / Sony Music Publishing~
Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian MusicBart WilloughbySongwriter of the Year The Teskey BrothersWriters: Josh Teskey / Sam TeskeyPublishers: Mushroom Music obo Ivy League Music
Emerging Songwriter of the YearWriter: grentperezPublisher: Mushroom MusicMost Performed Australian Work Title: How Do I Say GoodbyeArtist: Dean LewisWriters: Dean Lewis / Jon Hume*Publishers: Kobalt Music Publishing / Concord ANZ*Most Performed Alternative WorkTitle: DaylightArtist: Birds of TokyoWriters: Ian Berney / Ian Kenny / Glenn Sarangapany / Adam Spark / Adam WestonPublisher: Mushroom MusicMost Performed Blues & Roots Work Title: Dancing in the DarkArtist: Ziggy AlbertsWriter: Ziggy AlbertsPublisher: Kobalt Music Publishing
Most Performed Country Work Title: Summer NightsArtist: Casey BarnesWriters: Casey Barnes / Michael De Lorenzis / Michael PaynterPublisher: Mushroom Music
Most Performed Dance/Electronic Work Title: Never Let You GoArtist: Jason Derulo & ShouseWriters: Jack Madin* / Edward Service* / Sean Congues / Jason Desrouleaux^Publishers: ONELOVE Publishing* / Sentric Music Publishing / Universal Music Publishing^
Most Performed Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Work Title: Darker StillArtist: Parkway DriveWriters: Benjamin Gordon* / Luke Kilpatrick* / Jeffrey Ling* / Winston McCall* / George HadjichristouPublisher: Kobalt Music Publishing*Most Performed Hip Hop / Rap WorkTitle: COMMA’SArtist: ONEFOUR ft. CGWriters: Spencer Magalogo* / Jerome Misa* / Salec Su’a* / Bailey Pickles / Chandler Hammond / Hugo Hui / Caleb TiedemannPublisher: Sony Music Publishing*Most Performed Pop Work Title: How Do I Say GoodbyeArtist: Dean LewisWriters: Dean Lewis / Jon Hume*Publishers: Kobalt Music Publishing / Concord ANZ*
Most Performed R&B / Soul Work Title: CinderellaArtist: JKINGWriter: Jordan Samatua
Most Performed Rock Work Title: Good TimeArtist: Polish ClubWriters: David Novak / John-Henry Pajak / Robby De SaPublisher: Sony Music PublishingMost Performed Australian Work OverseasTitle: UnstoppableArtist: SiaWriter: Sia Furler / Christopher Braide*Publishers: Sony Music Publishing / Concord ANZ* Licensee of the YearAustralian Calisthenic Federation IncMost Performed International Work Title: Anti-HeroArtist: Taylor SwiftWriters: Taylor Swift / Jack Antonoff*Publishers: Universal/MCA Music Publishing / Sony Music Publishing*
With three nods, Sarah Aarons has the edge leading into the 2024 APRA Music Awards, set for Wednesday, May 1 at ICC Sydney, on Gadigal land.
The chasing pack is close behind, and includes dual nominees Troye Sivan, Budjerah, Ainslie Wills, Styalz Fuego, Amy Shark, The Kid LAROI, James Johnston and MAY-A.
Aarons, the Los Angeles-based, Melbourne-raised songwriter, has a swag of APRA Awards in her collection. At the 2019 APRAs in her hometown, Aarons collected four circular trophies, including the coveted, peer-voted APRA song of the year. The following year, she entered APRA AMCOS’s The 1,000,000,000 List for one billion streams of her Grammy-nominated “The Middle,” performed by Zedd, Grey and Maren Morris; and won songwriter of the year at the inaugural Global APRA Music Awards in L.A. Last year, Aarons jointly won song of the year with Flume, for the EDM star’s “Say Nothing” featuring MAY-A.
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This time, she’s in the hunt for most performed Australian work, most performed pop work, and APRA song of the year with “Therapy,” co-written with Ajay Bhattacharyya and performed by Budjerah.
Also competing for APRA’s song of the year, the night’s top award, is previous winner Paul Kelly and the late David McComb (for “If Not Now”), Angie McMahon (“Letting Go”), Troye Sivan (for “Rush” with co-writer Styalz Fuego) and G Flip plus co-writer Aidan Hogg for “The Worst Person Alive.”
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Mega-stars Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Miley Cyrus, Sam Smith, and David Guetta are shortlisted for most performed international work.
Organizers APRA ring in the changes this year with the inaugural most performed hard rock/heavy metal work category, which sees five heavyweights duke it out: Alpha Wolf (“60cm of Steel”), Parkway Drive (“Darker Still”), King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard (Dragon”), Polaris (“Inhumane”) and the Amity Affliction (“It’s Hell Down Here”).
And the breakthrough songwriter category is renamed emerging songwriter, with Beckah Amani, grentperez, MAY-A, Otis Pavlovic and Royel Maddell (Royel Otis), and Scarlett McKahey, Anna Ryan, Jaida Stephenson and Neve van Boxsel (Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers) cracking the shortlist.First time APRA Award nominees include Tex Perkins, The Buoys, Frank Sultana, Alan Boyle and Christian Harvey (pka Blues Arcadia), Ian Moss, Dean Brady, Kaylee Bell, Skin on Skin, Forest Claudette, Elliott Hammond, Jordan Samatua, Jack Madin and Edward Service (Shouse), Parkway Drive, the Amity Affliction, Polaris, Alpha Wolf and more.
Established in 1982, the Australasian Performing Right Association’s annual songwriters’ ceremony is one of the Australian music industry’s most treasured events, a worthy counterpart to Britain’s Ivor Novello Awards.
The special moments in the APRAs program includes the performance of those song of the year nominees, often completely reimagined, by another star from Australia’s scene, duties for which falls this year to musical director Julian Hamilton of The Presets. TV funnyman Tom Gleeson is host on the night, alongside guest presenters Jen Cloher and Bumpy.
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SYDNEY, Australia — After posting another year of growth, and record revenue and distributions, APRA AMCOS is doubling-down on its call for a tax-offset to kick-start live music.
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The PRO last month posted “very strong” financials for the full-year 2023, with record gross revenue of A$690.5 million ($453 million), up 12% from the 2022 result, and net distributable revenue paid to songwriter and publisher members, affiliates and rightsholders up 11.4% year-on-year to A$595.2 million ($390 million), also a new benchmark — gains that are “indicative of a post-pandemic recovery.”
Those healthy results came with a gut-punch.
Since the start of the pandemic in March 2020, the organization found that 1,300-plus live music venues and stages across Australia were lost, or roughly one-third fewer licensed premises where artists can perform medium to smaller gigs.
At the presentation of those annual results at the APRA AMCOS HQ in Sydney, the organization’s CEO Dean Ormston urged the federal government to commit to a live music venue tax offset to act “as a catalyst in jump-starting live music nationally.”
This week, Ormston and APRA AMCOS reiterated those calls.
“For the current wave and the next generation of music creators to develop their skills and become export-ready, we need to provide them with the resources at home and build a sustainable live music ecosystem,” says Ormston.
A live music venue tax offset, he continued, would revitalize the country’s network of small live music venues.
Meanwhile, the music rights management body has confirmed the make-up of its board, following held two annual general meetings held Tuesday (No. 21) in Sydney.On the APRA board, writers Mark Callaghan and Jonathan Zwartz and publishers Jaime Gough (Concord Music Publishing ANZ) and Matthew Capper (Warner Chappell Music Australia) retained their positions. Jenny Morris and Damian Trotter (Sony Music Publishing) were named as chair and deputy chair of the APRA board, respectively.On the AMCOS board, directors Trotter and Heath Johns (BMG) retained their positions. Karen Hamilton (120 Publishing) is a new director appointment to the AMCOS board, while Philip Burn, chairman and CEO of Hal Leonard Australia, stepped down following ten years as a director, and was thanked for his service and expertise.
APRA and AMCOS board directors are elected by their respective memberships through a secure ballot. The process and results of the elections are audited and verified by APRA AMCOS’ independent auditors, KPMG.
Those elections were held in light of the society’s “Year In Review,” which reported a “dramatic” 400% year-on-year gain in license fees for concerts and festivals to A$31.9 million ($20.9 million), an all-time high, while international income from affiliate societies spiked 17.7% to A$70 million ($45 million), a new record.
Despite inflation and the rising cost of living, Aussie and Kiwi music fans flocked to shows. Notable tours included internationals Ed Sheeran, Elton John and Harry Styles, notes APRA AMCOS, plus Grammy-winning Sydney-EDM act RÜFÜS DU SOL, Crowded House, award-winning NZ acts L.A.B., SIX60 and more.
APRA AMCOS represents over 119,000 songwriter, composer and music publisher members. Click here for its “Year In Review.”
Colin Hay, the singer, songwriter and frontman of beloved Australian rock group Men At Work, and the late trailblazing tour promoter Colleen Ironside are this year’s recipients of the Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music.
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The prestigious honor will be presented at the 2023 APRA Music Awards, to be held April 27 at ICC Sydney, on Gadigal land.
Hay will be on hand to receive his circular trophy, recognition for a stellar career that launched in the early ‘80s with Men At Work’s hit debut album Business As Usual, and its standout single “Down Under.”
It was a dream breakthrough, the type few acts have done before or since, as the single and its parent topped simultaneously topped the charts on both sides of the Atlantic, and the group went on to win the Grammy Award for best new artist.
“Who Can It Be Now” logged a single week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1982, and “Down Under” would climb the summit later that year, holding top spot for four weeks. Today, the latter song has passed more than one billion streams across all platforms, and is treasured as Australia’s unofficial anthem.
“Overkill” and “It’s a Mistake” both hit the top 10 on the Hot 100, “Dr. Heckyll & Mr. Jive” cracked the top 40 (at No. 28). Followup LP Cargo peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200. The band called it quits in 1985, but the music lives on. Career record sales top 30 million, according to APRA.
This award is “for outstanding services to Australian Music,” notes Hay in a statement. “I think services is the key word here. It’s important to realise at some point in your life that it is a valuable thing to be of service. To be of some use.”
Hay’s music would be introduced to new generations through Scrubs and Garden State, and he continues to tour, both as a solo artist and as a guitarist in Ringo Starr’s All-Star Band. “Down Under” has been revisited in recent years with a hit drum ‘n’ bass cut by DJ Luude, and by award-winning Yolŋu surf rockers King Stingray.
Speaking to Billboard over Zoom from Sacramento, CA, Hay admits “Down Under” is “very dear to me. When I wrote the song, I had a lot of fear and trepidation about Australia becoming overdeveloped, like you know, Florida or something,” the Scottish-born artist notes, “and on the other side of the coin, there was this beautiful uniqueness and incredible — a kind of awesomeness — of the country which I thought, ‘we don’t want to lose that’. We have to nurture, it’s a precious thing we have.”
Also at the APRAs, Ironside will be posthumously saluted for a career during which she set the groundwork for a pan-Asian touring network and producing scores of tours in the region.
Ironside, who died in 2022, is equally remembered for her force-of-nature personality.
The concerts giant cut her teeth as a booking agent for the Harbour Premier Agency in Sydney, Australia. She went out on her own, establishing and running APA Booking Agency, which booked INXS, Ratcat, James Reyne, Jenny Morris, Wendy Matthews and Def FX for Australia, New Zealand and Asia.
In 1994, Frontier Touring recruited Ironside as head of its Asia division, where she managed tours by Pearl Jam, R.E.M., Tom Jones and others. In 1999, she established Live Limited and toured the Rolling Stones, Elton John, David Bowie, Sting and other titans of rock and pop music.
Later, in 2005, she began a five-year stint with Live Nation as senior VP of bookings in Pan-Asia, before reviving Live Limited, through which she promoted Janet Jackson in Hong Kong, Bruno Mars in Malaysia and Bob Dylan in Hong Kong and Vietnam.
“Colleen championed Australian songwriters and artists and created live music pathways into Asia with a business acumen that was years ahead of her peers,” comments Dean Ormston, CEO, APRA AMCOS.
And Hay “is a songwriter of the highest level and with the biggest heart, whose songs continue to connect and hit No. 1 on the charts. We look forward to honoring them with the Ted Albert Award at this year’s APRA Music Awards”.
The Ted Albert Award is one of the Australian music industry’s highest accolades, and is decided by the APRA board of writer and publisher directors.
Previous recipients include Paul Kelly, the late Mushroom Group founder Michael Gudinski, Slim Dusty, The Seekers and last year’s recipient The Wiggles.
In other APRA Music Awards news, the most performed international work has been awarded to global smash “As It Was” by Harry Styles, with co-writers Thomas Hull and Tyler Johnson). Universal Music Publishing and Concord Music Publishing are publishers.
As previously reported, Grammy Award winners Flume and Rufus Du Sol are among the artists and songwriters scoring multiple nominations for this year’s ceremony.
Established in 1982, the Australasian Performing Right Association’s annual songwriters’ ceremony is one of the Australian music industry’s favorite events, a worthy counterpart to Britain’s Ivor Novello Awards.
The special moments in the APRAs program includes the performance of those song of the year nominees, often completely reimagined by another star from Australia’s music scene.
For more information visit the APRA website.
Grammy Award winners Flume and Rufus Du Sol are among the artists and songwriters scoring multiple nominations for the 2023 APRA Music Awards, set for April 27 at ICC Sydney.
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Also twice nominated for circular trophies are Spacey Jane, King Stingray, Sarah Aarons, Vincent Goodyer, Ruel, M-Phazes, Vance Joy and others, according to APRA, which published its roll call in full on Thursday (March 30).
This year, the most performed international work category will be contested by songs by Ed Sheeran, Harry Styles and Lil Nas X, as well as Adele and GAYLE.
The top prize, the peer-voted song of the year, features works recorded by Daniel Johns (“I Feel Electric”), King Stingray (“Lupa”), Julia Jacklin (“Lydia Wears a Cross”), Flume (“Say Nothing” featuring MAY-A) and the late Archie Roach “One Song”.
Established in 1982, the Australasian Performing Right Association’s annual songwriters’ ceremony is one of the Australian music industry’s most treasured events, a worthy counterpart to Britain’s Ivor Novello Awards.
The special moments in the APRAs program includes the performance of those song of the year nominees, often completely reimagined, by another star from Australia’s scene.
Celia Pacquola, Fred Leone and Henry Wagons are co-hosts on the night, and François Tétaz is musical director.
For more information visit the APRA website.
See the full list of 2023 APRA Awards nominees below.
Peer-Voted APRA Song of the Year Title: I Feel ElectricArtist: Daniel JohnsWriters: Daniel Johns / Laura Raia / Maxwell Bidstrup^ / Mark Landon+Publishers: BMG^ / Concord Music Publishing+Title: LupaArtist: King StingrayWriter: Yirrŋa Gotjiringu Yunupingu Publisher: Sony Music PublishingTitle: Lydia Wears a CrossArtist: Julia JacklinWriter: Julia JacklinPublisher: Mushroom MusicTitle: One SongArtist: Archie RoachWriter: Archie Roach Publisher: Mushroom Music Title: Say Nothing (feat. MAY-A)Artist: FlumeWriters: Flume* / Sarah Aarons Publishers: Kobalt Music Publishing obo Future Classic* / Sony Music PublishingBreakthrough Songwriter of the Year Writer: 18YOMAN (Vincent Goodyer)Publisher: Universal/MCA Music PublishingWriters: Ashton Hardman-Le Cornu, Caleb Harper, Kieran Lama & Peppa Lane (Spacey Jane)Publishers: Kobalt Music Publishing obo Dew ProcessWriter: Budjerah Publisher: Mushroom MusicWriters: Roy Kellaway & Yirrŋa Gotjiringu Yunupingu (King Stingray)Publisher: Sony Music PublishingWriter: Sampa the Great Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Most Performed Australian Work Title: ClarityArtist: Vance JoyWriters: Vance Joy / Joel Little*Publishers: Mushroom Music obo UNIFIED / Sony Music Publishing*Title: Growing Up Is ___Artist: RuelWriters: Ruel Van Dijk / Mark Landon* / Julian Bunetta^Publishers: Universal Music Publishing / Concord Music Publishing* / Mushroom Music obo Hipgnosis^Title: HurtlessArtist: Dean LewisWriters: Dean Lewis / Jon Hume*Publishers: Kobalt Music Publishing / Concord Music Publishing*Title: On My KneesArtist: RÜFÜS DU SOLWriters: Jonathon George / James Hunt / Tyrone Lindqvist / Jason Evigan* Publishers: Kobalt Music Publishing / Sony Music Publishing*Title: STAYArtist: The Kid LAROI & Justin BieberWriters: The Kid LAROI / Justin Bieber* / Isaac De Boni# / Omer Fedi* / Magnus Hoiberg^ / Michael Mule# / Charlie Puth+ / Subhaan Rahman^ / Blake Slatkin*Publishers: Sony Music Publishing / Universal/MCA Music Publishing* / Warner Chappell Music^ / Kobalt Music Publishing+ / Concord Music Publishing# Most Performed Alternative Work Title: Apple CrumbleArtist: Lime Cordiale and Idris ElbaWriters: Louis Leimbach* / Oli Leimbach* / Dave Hammer^ / Idris Elba*Publishers: Universal Music Publishing* / Kobalt Music Publishing^Title: HurtlessArtist: Dean LewisWriters: Dean Lewis / Jon Hume*Publishers: Kobalt Music Publishing / Concord Music Publishing*Title: The Man HimselfArtist: Gang of YouthsWriters: Dominik Borzestowski / Maxwell Dunn / Thomas Hobden / Jung Kim / David Le’aupepe* Publisher: Universal Music Publishing* Title: SuperstarArtist: SyccoWriter: Sasha McLeod pka SyccoPublisher: Sony Music Publishing Title: Touch Back DownArtist: Ocean AlleyWriters: Nicholas Blom / Baden Donegal / Lachlan Galbraith / Mitchell Galbraith / Angus Goodwin / Tom O’BrienPublisher: Warner Chappell MusicTitle: Waste A DayArtist: The RubensWriters: Scott Baldwin / Elliott Margin / Sam Margin / Zaac Margin / William Zeglis Publishers: Mushroom Music obo Ivy League Music Most Performed Blues & Roots Work Title: I BelieveArtist: Ziggy AlbertsWriter: Ziggy AlbertsPublisher: Kobalt Music PublishingTitle: I Want You To KnowArtist: Ash GrunwaldWriters: Ash Grunwald / Fergus JamesPublisher: Mushroom MusicTitle: Livin’ Like KingsArtist: The Black SorrowsWriters: Joe Camilleri / Nicholas Smith*Publishers: Mushroom Music / Jesharo Music*Title: My Heart Is In The Wrong PlaceArtist: Vika & LindaWriter: Ben SalterPublisher: Universal Music PublishingTitle: We Deserve To DreamArtist: Xavier RuddWriter: Xavier RuddPublisher: Sony Music Publishing Most Performed Country Work Title: Get It GirlArtist: Taylor MossWriters: Taylor Moss / Michael Delorenzis* / Michael Paynter* / Alys EdwardsPublisher: Mushroom Music*Title: God Took His Time On YouArtist: Casey BarnesWriters: Casey Barnes / Kaci Brown* / Samuel Gray*Publishers: Mushroom Music / Kobalt Music Publishing*Title: Good BeerArtist: SeaforthWriters: Jordan Dozzi / Thomas Jordan / Mitchell Thompson / Rocky BlockPublisher: Warner Chappell MusicTitle: Love Is RealArtist: Morgan EvansWriters: Morgan Evans / Parker Nohe / Jordan Reynolds Publisher: Warner Chappell MusicTitle: Raised Like ThatArtist: James JohnstonWriter: James JohnstonMost Performed Dance/Electronic Work Title: Heavy Artist: Flight Facilities feat. Your SmithWriters: Hugo Gruzman* / James Lyell* / Jono Ma / Caroline Smith^Publishers: Kobalt Music Publishing obo Future Classic* / Concord Music Publishing^Title: Honest (feat. Slayyyter)Artist: Peking DukWriters: Adam Hyde* / Reuben Styles-Richards* / Kristy Lee Peters* / Slayyyter Publisher: BMG*Title: On My KneesArtist: RÜFÜS DU SOLWriters: Jonathon George / James Hunt / Tyrone Lindqvist / Jason Evigan* Publishers: Kobalt Music Publishing / Sony Music Publishing*Title: Running AwayArtist: RumorWriters: Mitchell Curley / Len Pearce Title: Say Nothing (feat. MAY-A)Artist: FlumeWriters: Flume* / Sarah Aarons Publishers: Kobalt Music Publishing obo Future Classic* / Sony Music PublishingMost Performed Hip Hop / Rap Work Title: LET’S TROT!Artist: Brothers & Joel FletcherWriters: Bassam Ahmad / Issam Ahmad / Joel Fletcher* Publisher: 120 Publishing*Title: Not SoberArtist: The Kid LAROI feat. Polo G & Stunna GambinoWriters: The Kid LAROI* / Khaled Rohaim^ / Stunna Gambino / Polo G* / Subhaan Rahman+Publishers: Sony Music Publishing* / Universal/MCA Music Publishing^ / Warner Chappell+Title: Show BusinessArtist: Hilltop Hoods feat. EamonWriters: Barry Francis (DJ Debris)* / Matthew Lambert (Suffa)* / Daniel Smith (MC Pressure)* / Andrew BurfordPublishers: Sony Music Publishing* / Universal Music Publishing Title: WickedArtist: Say True God?Writer: Nixon JacksonTitle: Wish You WellArtist: Baker Boy feat. Bernard FanningWriters: Baker Boy / Bernard Fanning* / Pip Norman^Publishers: Universal Music Publishing* / Mushroom Music^ Most Performed Pop Work Title: ClarityArtist: Vance JoyWriters: Vance Joy / Joel Little*Publishers: Mushroom Music obo UNIFIED / Sony Music Publishing*Title: Complete Mess Artist: 5 Seconds of SummerWriters: Michael Clifford / Luke Hemmings / Calum Hood / Ashton IrwinPublisher: Sony Music PublishingTitle: Glow Artist: Jessica MauboyWriters: Jessica Mauboy / Jessica Higgs* / Cosmo Liney* / Patrick Liney*Publishers: Universal Music Publishing / Kobalt Music Publishing*Title: Growing Up Is ___Artist: RuelWriters: Ruel Van Dijk / Mark Landon* / Julian Bunetta^Publishers: Universal Music Publishing / Concord Music Publishing* / Mushroom Music obo Hipgnosis^Title: STAYArtist: The Kid LAROI & Justin BieberWriters: The Kid LAROI / Justin Bieber* / Isaac De Boni# / Omer Fedi* / Magnus Hoiberg^ / Michael Mule# / Charlie Puth+ / Subhaan Rahman^ / Blake Slatkin*Publishers: Sony Music Publishing / Universal/MCA Music Publishing* / Warner Chappell Music^ / Kobalt Music Publishing+ / Concord Music Publishing# Most Performed R&B / Soul Work Title: Bang My LineArtist: Cosmo’s Midnight feat. Tkay MaidzaWriters: Cosmo Liney / Patrick Liney / Tkay Maidza / Brett Ramson* Publishers: Kobalt Music Publishing / BMG*Title: SafetyArtist: Becca HatchWriters: Becca Hatch / Hau Latukefu / Jamie Muscat / Willie Tafa / Solo Tohi* Publisher: Sony Music Publishing*Title: Send My LoveArtist: Jordan RakeiWriters: Jordan Rakei* / Imraan Paleker / Jonathan Harvey / Christopher Hyson / James MacraePublisher: Sony Music Publishing*Title: Still DreamArtist: MiieshaWriters: Miiesha* / Lucy Blomkamp* / Stephen Collins Publisher: Sony Music Publishing* Title: Tuesday Artist: KYE feat. Jerome FarahWriters: Kylie Chirunga* / Jerome Farah^ / Jacob Farah^ / Vincent Goodyer+Publishers: Sentric Music Publishing* / Mushroom Music^ / Universal/MCA Music Publishing+ Most Performed Rock Work Title: Around in CirclesArtist: Jimmy BarnesWriters: Jimmy Barnes / Jane Barnes* / Mark Lizotte*Publishers: Sony Music Publishing / Mushroom Music*Title: LunchtimeArtist: Spacey JaneWriters: Ashton Hardman-Le Cornu / Caleb Harper / Kieran Lama / Peppa LanePublishers: Kobalt Music Publishing obo Dew Process Title: MilkumanaArtist: King StingrayWriters: Roy Kellaway / Yirrŋa Gotjiringu Yunupingu Publisher: Sony Music PublishingTitle: Rising SeasArtist: Midnight OilWriter: Jim MoginiePublisher: Sony Music PublishingTitle: Struck By LightningArtist: The ChatsWriters: Matthew Boggis / Joshua Hardy / Eamon SandwithPublisher: Universal Music PublishingMost Performed International Work Title: abcdefuArtist: GAYLEWriters: Taylor Rutherfurd / Sara Davis* / David Pittenger^Publishers: Universal/MCA Music Publishing / Peermusic* / Downtown Music^Title: As It WasArtist: Harry StylesWriters: Harry Styles / Thomas Hull / Tyler Johnson*Publishers: Universal Music Publishing / Concord Music Publishing*Title: Easy On MeArtist: AdeleWriters: Adele / Greg Kurstin*Publishers: Universal Music Publishing / Sony Music Publishing*Title: ShiversArtist: Ed SheeranWriters: Ed Sheeran* / Kal Lavelle* / Steve Mac^ / Johnny McDaid*Publishers: Sony Music Publishing* / Universal Music Publishing^Title: That’s What I WantArtist: Lil Nas XWriters: Lil Nas X / Keegan Bach* / Omer Fedi^ / Blake Slatkin^ / Ryan Tedder+Publishers: Sony Music Publishing / Kobalt Music Publishing* / Universal/MCA Music Publishing^ / Downtown Music+
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