SYDNEY electronic performer Flume has beaten Gold Coast vocalist Amy Shark to win the current year's Triple J Hottest 100.

Flume's Never Be Like You (highlighting Canadian vocalist Kai) follows up achieving No.1 on the ARIA diagram to give the 25-year-old performer his first Hottest 100 triumph.

The craftsman, otherwise known as Harley Streten, ended up with four melodies in the Hottest 100 and two in the Top 10 with Say It at No.8.

Never Be Like You achieved No.20 on the US graphs and has gone five circumstances platinum in Australia. Flume additionally blitzed the ARIA grants a year ago, including collection of the year for Skin.


Shark's Adore, which was discharged in August, was the dull stallion in the current year's surveying.

The melody has taken off into the iTunes Top 10.

More than 2.2 million votes were thrown in the current year's Hottest 100, making it the greatest music survey on the planet.

Nearby crowds upheld their own, with 66 Australian tunes in the Top 100 — another record for the survey. Brisbane band Violent Soho had five tracks in the commencement, the vast majority of any craftsman.

The main 10 highlighted Canadian artist The Weeknd and his Daft Punk coordinated effort Starboy at No.10, Sydney move team Peking Duk at No.9 with Stranger, including Swedish vocalist Elliphant.

Flume's Say It at No.8 highlighted another Swedish visitor vocalist, Tove Lo. The melody was co-composed by Daniel Johns.

Rapper Illy made No.7 with Papercuts, highlighting Vera Blue.

Nearly as odd was a Justin Bieber cover highlighting in the current year's Hottest 100 commencement by means of Halsey was Sydney's DMA covering Cher's Believe for Triple J's Like a Version. The cover was so well known it achieved No.6 on the Hottest 100.

The Top 5 included performing artist/vocalist Childish Gambino (otherwise known as Donald Glover) with the sultry Redbone, which was just discharged in mid November yet turned into a Triple J top pick.

Glover's TV demonstrate Atlanta as of late won two Golden Globe grants, including Best Series and Best Actor for Glover. He needed to slice short an Australian visit to make it back to the US for the honors.

No.4 was Adelaide hip jump band Hilltop Hoods and their real hit 1955, highlighting vocalist Montaigne. It was the 21st time their melodies have surveyed in Hottest 100 commencements since 2003.

Melbourne Tash Sultana had a colossal effect a year ago, with her sleep inducing melody Jungle surveying at No.3 against hardened rivalry. She had another melody, Notion, at No.32.

Sultana is visiting the nation this week on the Laneway Festival.

"It's interesting when you're doing these room jams and they remove a smidgen," Sultana told the station.

This is the fourth continuous year an Australian craftsman has won the Hottest 100, after Vance Joy, Chet Faker and the Rubens. Females included in seven melodies in the Top 10 and 34 tunes in the Top 100 were by acts with no less than one female part.

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WE ARE DOWN to the last extend now and it's a great opportunity to get political.

Nearby hip bounce act A.B Original's dissent tune January 26 has discovered its topical home at No.16 on the Hottest 100.

It has soundtracked the 'Change the Date' battle that has encompassed Australia Day as well as the Hottest 100.

The melody highlights Dan Sultan on vocals and components on their Top 10 collection Reclaim Australia. A.B Original individuals Trials and Briggs talked about their issues with celebrating on Australia Day amid the commencement and beginning discussion and bringing issues to light.

"I think when we put it out we knew it would have been a polarizing subject," Briggs told Triple J.

"Change doesn't generally originate from individuals being agreeable and smug. In the event that that implies that we're the folks up there being somewhat awkward by spreading and sharing this message, then we're set up for that," Trials told the station. Local people Big Scary surveyed well with their magnificent The Opposite of Us, while Miike Snow's Genghis Khan demonstrates that melodies discharged right on time in the year (it was really issued in December 2015) can at present stick in the recollections of audience members. Furthermore, Brisbane rockers Violent Soho have formally overwhelmed the current year's Hottest 100 with five melodies — more than any other individual.

Triple J audience members have now raised over $200,000 for AIME, an association raising cash for indigenous instruction openings.

In the interim, the Australian music torrential slide has proceeded.

Melbourne high schooler Gretta Ray won $50,000 in the Vanda and Young songwriting rivalry a year ago, now her honor winning tune Drive has achieved No.27 on the Hottest 100.

The Avalanches get their third, and apparently last, spot in the current year's survey.

See likewise Safia, and their triple treat with Make Them Wheels Roll. Montaigne (otherwise known as Jess Cerro) additionally makes her Hottest 100 presentation with Because I Love You, however you'll hear her shocking voice again on Hilltop Hoods' 1955. What's more, how great is Come on Mess Me Up by Brisbane band Cub Sport?

UK band Glass Animal's Youth ought to have been higher, however frequently when a band has numerous melodies in the survey they can tear apart themselves.

That is two Flume melodies down with no less than two more to go.

Melbourne's Client Liaison at long last score a Hottest 100 gesture with World of Our Love.

Disregard twofold denim, you get Double Dunies when Dune Rats stayed with themselves with consecutive tunes - their bogan bar shake offsets a portion of the lighter pop minutes here.

They've dropped two melodies including Scott Green (get it?) is a gesture to the home grown life and ticks off dialect and medication notices all in the one tune. Melbourne's Tash Sultana, a Triple J Unearthed revelation, likewise made her Hottest 100 introduction. Furthermore, that dark, underground hit One Dance by Drake hurled at No.31.

TRIPLE BEY DOESN'T IMPRESS LISTENERS

Beyonce-door is as yet bringing about pain via web-based networking media, with audience members either horrified or charmed. Triple J has chosen to incorporate her tunes on their playlist, at long last making her qualified for the Hottest 100 — where her hit tune, Hold Up, has heaved.

To include more sadness, there's a Justin Bieber cover at No. 52 by means of Halsey, who in any event changed the verse from Love Yourself to F - Yourself, which made it way more Triple J benevolent.

Beyonce's mate Frank Ocean is No. 59.

Beyonce's tune Hold Up heaved at No. 66 — despicably her first historically speaking appearance in the survey. However her significant other Jay-Z has been in four circumstances, three with Kanye West.

There is a possibility she will show up with melodies from her Lemonade collection, including Freedom (with Triple J endorsed rapper Kendrick Lamar) and Don't Hurt Yourself with Triple J sweetheart Jack White.

Queensland shake groups Violent Soho and the Amity Affliction have had three tunes each in the Hottest 100, with the capability of additional to come — Violent Soho's Viceroy and Blanket ought to survey well.

Obviously not everybody is upbeat about Triple Bey.

MORE AUSSIE ACTS THAN Any other time in recent memory

There's more Australian acts than any other time in recent memory this year. Melbourne's Kingswood score their fourth melody in the Hottest 100 since 2013, while Castlemaine's DD Dumbo scores his first (and afterward second) appearance in the survey.

Politically-charged hip jump act A.B Original usher Paul Kelly into just his third appearance in a Hottest 100 and his first since Every F - ng City in 2000. Kelly, who got an AO today, guested on their Like a Version front of his hit Dumb Things, close by Dan Sultan.

The cover highlights verses about changing the date of Australia Day and Briggs rapping about his disturb about individuals not seeing the issue with dressing in blackface.

In the interim straight-up Euro popstar MO gets a go into the Hottest 100, probably in light of her work with Diplo and Major Lazer, however Final Song is a way more business a pop tune than the Beyonce and Guy Sebastian tracks that have disturbed some valuable Triple J fans.

Kiwis Broods get a moment track, and if Heartlines sounds precisely like Lorde, this is on the grounds that she composed it and offered it to them.

Discussing pop hits, The Weeknd's I Feel It Coming is at No. 41, yet this one gets a go as it incorporates Daft Punk. Expect Starboy up much higher.

Queensland's Violent Soho have now timed up four tunes with Blanket at No. 53. Can anybody beat that measure of tunes this year? There's still their melody Viceroy yet to graph as well.

There's another melody for UK rockers Catfish and the Bottlemen (we likely haven't heard the last from them tbh) and dubious Australian band Sticky Fingers have shown up. The band are on uncertain break after artist Dylan Frost was blamed for viciousness, driving him to make a statement of regret and refering to liquor issues. The band scored an ARIA No. 1 collection a year ago, however have no gigs past a date in Tasmania one month from now.

THE VOICE STAR JOINS TRIPLE J RANKS

Vera Blue joined the restrictive club of unscripted television revelations entering the Hottest 100 with her melody Settle at No. 78.

She came third on The Voice under her original name Celia Pavey. Other unscripted television sends out in Hottest 100 history incorporate Lisa Mitchell, Matt Corby and Owl Eyes (otherwise known as Brooke Addamo) all from Australian Idol.

Radiohead scored their eleventh Hottest 100 appearance with Burn the Witch, which does exclude the circumstances Paranoid Android, Creep, Karma Police and Fake Plastic Trees have been voted into 'untouched' most loved Hottest 100 surveys before. Many anticipated that Burn the Witch would get higher.

Queensland bad-to-the-bone shake band The Amity Affliction surveyed no less than one melody for the third back to back year.

Furthermore, Rihanna again graced the Triple J wireless transmissions, singing (uncredited) on Kanye West's Famous — unexpectedly the tune additionally namechecks Taylor Swift, the subject of a Triple J troll crusade two years prior. It is West's eleventh tune in the Hottest 100 since 2005.

Furthermore, Julia Stone has so far surveyed superior to her sibling Angus — her joint effort with Golden Features Wolfie is No. 70, with Angus' side-extend Dope Lemon were at No. 87.