Triple j has crunched the numbers across the last 12 months to reveal the year’s most-played artists on the station.
The results are fairly unsurprising: Perth favourites Spacey Jane have topped the list, followed by Flume, festival regulars The Wombats, Lime Cordiale, and J Award winners Gang of Youths.
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‘Chaise Longue’ hitmakers Wet Leg, local dance acts Hayden James and Confidence Man, ARIA award winners King Stingray, and US pop star Doja Cat all appear inside the top 20. G Flip does as well, making it the fourth year in a row they’ve made the top 50 most-played artist list.
Australian artists make up the majority of the list – around 60 per cent – with a strong UK presence as well. All up, 38 per cent of the list are solo female acts, all-female bands, or bands with women in them. In their announcement, triple j notes that feature album artists are more likely to get more plays, as do those that released music at the top of 2022.
You can have a look over the full list below.
The Most Played Artists on triple j in 2022
- Spacey Jane
- Flume
- The Wombats
- Lime Cordiale
- Gang Of Youths
- Ball Park Music
- Wet Leg
- Hayden James
- Stand Atlantic
- The Weeknd
- Charli XCX
- G Flip
- Confidence Man
- King Stingray
- Vance Joy
- Aitch
- Ocean Alley
- Doja Cat
- Beddy Rays
- Meg Mac
- Foals
- Cosmo’s Midnight
- Alison Wonderland
- Kendrick Lamar
- Eliza & The Delusionals
- Maggie Rogers
- Lil Nas X
- Sycco
- Mura Masa
- Mansionair
- beabadoobee
- Genesis Owusu
- Budjerah
- King Princess
- Fisher
- Jack Harlow
- Sam Fender
- Northlane
- BBNO$
- Billie Eilish
- Camp Cope
- PinkPantheress
- Post Malone
- Dune Rats
- merci, mercy
- Tasman Keith
- JUNGLE
- The Kid LAROI
- Baker Boy
- Mallrat
Further Reading
Gang Of Youths, Midnight Oil, Elsy Wameyo, and More Crowned J Award Winners
Baker Boy Cleans Up At The 2022 ARIA Awards: Full Winners List
Darwin’s Bassinthegrass Festival Announces 2023 Lineup – The Presets, Tones and I and More
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