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Saturday night is made for turning the music up, forgetting the week's worries, and having a bit of fun. Whether you're ...
18/07/2026

Saturday night is made for turning the music up, forgetting the week's worries, and having a bit of fun. Whether you're out with friends or dancing around the lounge room, this one brings the energy.

i like girls (i like boys) – Conrad Taylor & Flash Gea

Built on pounding techno beats and rave-ready hooks, this track is all about celebrating freedom, self-expression and living in the moment. It captures the feeling of a packed dancefloor where everyone belongs, nobody's judging, and the only thing that matters is the music.

Sometimes a great song doesn't need a deep story—it just needs to make you smile, move, and remind you that music is for everyone.

Friday night calls for something that refuses to let you sit still. If you've had a long week, turn this one up, clear a...
17/07/2026

Friday night calls for something that refuses to let you sit still. If you've had a long week, turn this one up, clear a bit of space, and let the music do the rest.

Brucksweat by Shenseea

Shenseea delivers pure dancehall energy here. Built around infectious rhythms, confident vocals and the feeling of a hot summer party that doesn't want to end, Brucksweat is one of those tracks that's all about movement. You don't need to overthink it—you just press play, catch the beat and see where it takes you.

Whether you're heading out tonight or just dancing around the house, this one's guaranteed to lift the temperature.

🌙 JULY ON BTN: SAY WHAT YOU FEEL ✨️Some conversations change everything.Not because they're perfect, but because they're...
17/07/2026

🌙 JULY ON BTN: SAY WHAT YOU FEEL ✨️

Some conversations change everything.

Not because they're perfect, but because they're finally honest.

This pairing explores the tension between keeping things hidden and letting them rise to the surface.

SUM SUN's "Pool Water Confessions" captures the electricity of a summer night where attraction, secrets, and possibility hang in the air. It lives in that intoxicating space where a single confession could change the course of a relationship forever.

Angèle's "Dis-le" broadens that idea, encouraging us to speak the truths we've buried — whether it's fear, loneliness, identity, pain, or hope. The message is simple: keeping everything inside rarely sets us free.

Together, these songs remind us that vulnerability is rarely comfortable, but silence can be even harder to carry.

Sometimes the bravest thing we can do is simply say what we feel.

Thursday night means it's time for another retake, and this one absolutely deserves it. Baker Boy has already featured o...
16/07/2026

Thursday night means it's time for another retake, and this one absolutely deserves it. Baker Boy has already featured on BTN this month, but when an artist drops a Like A Version this good, you make an exception.

Jump - Baker Boy (triple j Like A Version)

Rather than simply covering BLACKPINK's hit, Baker Boy completely reimagines it. Mixing English, Korean and Yolŋu Matha with pounding beats, yidaki, and his own original verses, he turns the song into something that feels uniquely Australian while still capturing the energy that made the original such a global hit.

It's also a brilliant reminder that music doesn't need to stay inside one genre, one language or one culture. When artists bring their own story and identity into a song, they can create something fresh that stands proudly on its own.

This one is impossible to sit still through... turn it up and jump.

Wednesday night, and tonight's song is one that quietly stops you in your tracks. It's not about moving on... it's about...
15/07/2026

Wednesday night, and tonight's song is one that quietly stops you in your tracks. It's not about moving on... it's about those moments when the people we miss somehow find their way back to us, if only in our dreams.

Don't Wake Me Up by Brady Turner.

Brady Turner wrote this beautiful song after losing his mum to cancer, drawing on the vivid dreams where she would return, looking just as she always had. For a few precious moments everything felt normal again... until morning came.

What makes this track so special is its honesty. Anyone who's lost someone knows that dreams can sometimes feel more real than reality itself. They can be heartbreaking, comforting, and healing all at once. Brady captures that feeling with incredible warmth, reminding us that love doesn't simply disappear—it often finds new ways to reach us.

This isn't just a song about loss. It's a song about holding onto the moments we're lucky enough to have, wherever they may find us.

Tuesday night and if you're after something that refuses to play by the rules, tonight's track is guaranteed to get your...
14/07/2026

Tuesday night and if you're after something that refuses to play by the rules, tonight's track is guaranteed to get your attention.

REVERSE!! by MNEK.

MNEK has never been afraid to challenge expectations, and REVERSE!! does exactly that with confidence, humour, and a beat that's impossible to ignore. Blending UK dance, grime, and R&B influences, the track turns traditional ideas of masculinity on their head while inviting everyone to let loose and enjoy themselves.

There's a cheeky confidence running through every lyric, but beneath the fun is a celebration of authenticity. It's about dropping the act, embracing who you are, and creating space where people can dance without worrying about fitting someone else's mould.

Whether you're blasting it through the speakers, dancing around the lounge room, or adding it to your weekend playlist, REVERSE!! is pure energy from start to finish.

Monday night, and every now and then you stumble across an artist who instantly reminds you of someone else. The first t...
13/07/2026

Monday night, and every now and then you stumble across an artist who instantly reminds you of someone else. The first time I heard tonight's track, I couldn't help but hear echoes of Lady Gaga in the emotion, drama, and vocal delivery.

Only In The Dream by Jayne Kelli.

This is a song that wears its heart openly. It tells the story of a love worth fighting for, even when the world seems determined to pull it apart. There's a cinematic quality running through every verse, building into a chorus that feels both vulnerable and defiant.

What really stands out is Jayne Kelli's ability to balance raw emotion with powerful melodies. It's the kind of performance that draws you in from the very first line and refuses to let go, leaving you hanging on every word until the final note.

If you're a fan of emotionally charged pop with a theatrical edge, this one deserves a spot on your playlist.

🌙 JULY ON BTN: LOWERING THE ARMOUR✨️We all build walls.Some are forged through pressure, expectation, and the need to pr...
13/07/2026

🌙 JULY ON BTN: LOWERING THE ARMOUR✨️

We all build walls.

Some are forged through pressure, expectation, and the need to protect who we are. Others come from old wounds that make trusting someone new feel impossible.

This pairing explores what happens when those walls are tested.

Baker Boy's 'CURSE' confronts the unseen cost of success, transforming self-doubt and external pressure into an unapologetic declaration of identity and resilience. It's a reminder that protecting your spirit sometimes means refusing to bend.

Estella Dawn's 'Japanese Boots' turns inward, capturing the uncertainty of falling for someone who feels safe when past experiences have taught you to expect the opposite. The closer the connection becomes, the harder it can be to let yourself believe in it.

Together, these songs ask an important question: what happens when self-protection starts getting in the way of living?

Because strength isn't only found in the walls we build — sometimes it's found in allowing them to come down.

Sunday night, and while we usually save our throwback tracks for Thursday, this one feels like the perfect way to reset ...
12/07/2026

Sunday night, and while we usually save our throwback tracks for Thursday, this one feels like the perfect way to reset our perspective before a new week begins.

One of Us by Joan Osborne.

More than 30 years after its release, One of Us still asks one of music's most thought-provoking questions: what if the divine wasn't distant, but walking beside us in ordinary life? Rather than telling listeners what to believe, the song invites us to pause, reflect, and consider how we treat the strangers we meet each day.

That's what has always made this track so powerful. Whether you hear it through the lens of faith, philosophy, or simple human kindness, its message encourages empathy, compassion, and seeing the value in people we might otherwise overlook.

Sometimes the songs that stay with us the longest aren't the ones with all the answers—they're the ones that inspire us to ask better questions.

Saturday night, and tonight's song is proof that sometimes the dancefloor isn't about the crowd around you... it's about...
11/07/2026

Saturday night, and tonight's song is proof that sometimes the dancefloor isn't about the crowd around you... it's about getting lost in your own world.

Have You Seen Me Dance Alone? by TOMORA, AURORA, Tom Rowlands & Rosa Pi***la.

With AURORA's unmistakable vocals floating over hypnotic electronic production, this track creates an atmosphere that's both intimate and expansive. The lyrics are minimal, but that's exactly what gives them their power, inviting you to switch off the noise and simply exist in the moment.

The Rosa Pi***la remix takes that feeling somewhere unexpected, blending electronic music with cumbiatón influences to create a sound that's fresh, bold, and unlike anything you'd expect from the original collaboration. It shouldn't work... but it absolutely does.

Whether you're dancing with friends or having your own little concert in the lounge room, this one's a reminder that sometimes the best audience is yourself.

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