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Spacey Jane and G Flip Supported by Anthony Albanese in Hottest 100


The Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, has once again revealed his selections for triple j’s annual Hottest 100 countdown, publishing a 2025 ballot that prominently features UK breakouts and Australian indie favorites, reinforcing his well-known persona as “DJ Albo.”

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On Thursday (Jan. 15), Albanese took to social media to continue his now-traditional practice of publicly sharing his Hottest 100 votes, a ritual that has become integral to the countdown conversation in recent years. His 2025 selections begin with Olivia Dean’s “Man I Need,” setting the stage for a list that merges contemporary U.K. pop and alternative acts with significant contributions from Australian artists.

Lily Allen’s “West End Girl” is included in the list, alongside Wolf Alice’s “Bloom Baby Bloom,” ensuring a strong U.K. indie representation. Following this, Albanese shifts focus to local talents, supporting Australian alternative and pop artists who have consistently featured in the countdown.

Local selections include Hatchie’s “Sage,” Hilltop Hoods’ “Don’t Happy, Be Worry,” Kita Alexander’s “Press Pause,” and Ocean Alley’s “Life In Love.” Spacey Jane’s “Through My Teeth” also receives a vote, continuing the Fremantle band’s steady presence in the Hottest 100, while G Flip is represented with “In Another Life.”

Albanese concludes his ballot with Ruby Fields’ Like A Version cover of The Cure’s 1989 single “Lovesong,” one of the year’s most discussed performances from that segment.

Debate on social media has highlighted the absence of Joy Division from Albanese’s list, especially after recent attention on the Prime Minister wearing the band’s Unknown Pleasures T-shirt. However, Joy Division was never eligible for the countdown as they did not release any new music during the voting period.

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The Prime Minister’s 2025 choices continue to reflect his alignment with contemporary alternative and pop music. In last year’s Hottest 100, Albanese supported artists such as Amyl and The Sniffers, The Kid LAROI, and Billie Eilish.

Voting for triple j’s Hottest 100 has now closed ahead of the countdown broadcast on Saturday, Jan. 24.

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