Australian Music Lovers, Unite! If you're passionate about discovering fresh sounds and supporting local talent, you won't want to miss this. Local Roots, hosted by the ever-enthusiastic Elliot Attard, is your gateway to the hottest Australian music scene. But here's where it gets exciting: this isn't just a playlist; it's a journey through diverse genres and emerging artists that are shaping the future of Australian soundscapes.
In the February 13, 2026 broadcast, Elliot curates a lineup that’s as eclectic as it is captivating. From the soulful vibes of ISHAN’s “Chasing Cars” to the energetic beats of Go-Jo’s “SUPERSONIC”, there’s something for every music lover. And this is the part most people miss: nestled among these tracks are hidden gems like Miya Zawa’s “BIG Love” and ZIPPORAH’s “Some Typa Way”, artists who are quietly redefining their genres.
But here’s where it gets controversial: Should established icons like Kylie Minogue (with her timeless “Celebration”) still dominate the spotlight, or should we make more room for up-and-coming acts like ONIQ and WIN BIG? It’s a debate that’s dividing music enthusiasts, and we want to hear your thoughts.
This episode isn’t just about listening—it’s about experiencing the pulse of Australian creativity. With a runtime of 46:15 and a downloadable size of 31.8MB, it’s the perfect companion for your commute, workout, or chill session.
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Full Tracklist:
1. ISHAN — “Chasing Cars”
2. Yes Boone — “Best I’ve Found”
3. Dylan Wright — “Those Nights”
4. Mia Wray — “When We Were Young”
5. Miya Zawa — “BIG Love”
6. ONIQ — “NEBULA”
7. Go-Jo — “SUPERSONIC”
8. WIN BIG — “Pack It In”
9. ZIPPORAH — “Some Typa Way”
10. Adam Noviello — “Ballet Boy”
11. Naomi Diane — “Same Sky”
12. Public Figures — “Cut It Out”
13. Kylie Minogue — “Celebration”
So, what do you think? Should we celebrate the classics or champion the newcomers? Let us know in the comments—we’re all ears!
