'10s Aussie Hits Essentials
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If you’re reading this, you know: Over the last ten years, so much about music—how it’s made, how we find it, how we listen to and live with it—has changed. The 2010s were post-genre, post-language-barrier, post-band, post-download, Post Malone—a decade that saw sounds and ideas from all eras and corners of the planet become one. Australian music just kept getting better: Ten years ago, we hadn’t heard of Flume, Tame Impala, Courtney Barnett or Tash Sultana—homegrown heroes now doing us proud around the world. Perhaps even more impressive are the artists in their second and third decades, kicking stronger than ever, like Hilltop Hoods, PNAU and Guy Sebastian. And let’s not forget about the decade’s biggest singles, from “Somebody That I Used to Know” and “Fancy” to “Dance Monkey”. These are the Australian songs that defined the decade.