Music Network

Hume was previously at Martin Novosel’s Boundary Sounds, joining in 2013, and working with acts such as Nicole Millar, Sparkadia, Purple Sneakers DJs, Antony & Cleopatra and more.

Calvin Harris, Sam Smith, Marshmello and Imagine Dragons are also hot contenders for radio attention.

"Share your power and your resources, and make it a community affair. It’s easy for creative pursuits to be very individual, but make them communal. Pass the mic along.”

The duo's synth-glazed toe-tapper is crying out for attention across both commercial and alt radio.

The first seven of 30 includes Jesse Elliott, Susan Heymann, Will Evans, Anna Laverty and more.

"With demand for our crisis relief services continuing to grow, we felt it was time to employ a social worker to be responsible for this region."

The Newcastle outfit will go head-to-head with rapper Travis Scott for the top debut of the week.

“After watching the success of the event in Miami over the last 20 years and across the globe, it’s time we experienced this fantastic festival Down Under!"

Radio is spoilt for choice this week with new tracks from Amy Shark, NF and Charlie Puth.

McNicol recently featured on the list of the most influential radio music minds in Australia.

The Aussies will go head-to-head for the highest debut on the Albums Chart.

Artists who can deliver interesting workshops, themed presentations, or are releasing music before the festival will be favourably considered.