Internet Money and Kevin Parker. CREDIT: Press and Getty Images
A collaboration between Internet Money and Tame Impala‘s Kevin Parker may see the light of day in the near future, according to the hip hop collective’s founder.
In an interview with Australian radio station triple j, Internet Money founder Taz Taylor told radio host Bridget Hustwaite that he “was on FaceTime with Kevin Parker of Tame Impala last night”.
“We’re working, we’re doing some good stuff,” Taylor added.
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79. Billie Eilish ‘my future’
Billie really dropped off the radar this year. Unless she’s snuck into the top ten with a song I’ve forgotten about.
78. ‘Lady Marmalade (triple j Like A Version)’ (feat. JessB)
French is such a beautiful language. I wonder what they’re saying…
77. Sofi Tukker & Gorgon City ‘House Arrest’
Imagine being on actual house arrest during 2020. It would feel like when they suspend you from school and call it a punishment.
76. London Grammar ‘Baby It’s You’
I like how she pronounces ‘bab-ee’ like the mum from
Schitt’s Creek.
75. Remi Wolf ‘Photo ID’
Is this a mashup of ‘Sweet Escape’ by Gwen Stefani and ‘Caribbean Queen’ by Billy Ocean?
That’s a wrap!
The Hottest 100 of 2020 is now locked into the countdown history books. But is it really all over if we haven’t pored over all the weird facts and figures from your fave songs from The Very Weird, No Good Year that was?
Glass Animals took out the #1 spot and there’s a neat inforgraphic but as is annual tradition, it’s time to pick over all the statistics and trivia in detail. Let’s do it!
66 songs in the countdown came from Australian artists. That’s tied with 2016 as the biggest year for Aussie artists in the Hottest 100! The last three years, it’s been 65 Aussie songs, so it’s nice to finally pip that figure.
The Difference and Tame Impala s
Lost In Yesterday just behind. According to Triple J, this year s vote will be one of the closest on record, with only a handful of votes between the top two songs. According to the station, the last time the beloved listener poll was so close was back in 2007 when Muse s
Knights of Cydonia pipped Silverchair s
Straight Lines to the post with just 14 votes. Here s what we know about this year s potential winners:
GLASS ANIMALS - HEAT WAVES The hazy track came out in June last year with a video clip filmed in London which was intended as a love letter to live music and the culture and togetherness surrounding it , according to the band.