Jess Kent Shares Cover of Bakar’s ‘Hell N Back’ for triple j’s Like a Version
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"This is probably one of the most exciting milestones in my career so far," Jess Kent says of her Like a Version debut.
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Adelaide’s Teenage Joans Crowned triple j Unearthed High 2020 Winners
Posted in: Music NewsThe Adelaide duo are the second South Aussie act to win the coveted honour in as many years.
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triple j Announces 2020 Unearthed High Finalists
Posted in: Music NewsBack for its 13th year, triple j have announced the five acts who are in with a chance to take out their Unearthed High talent competition.
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triple j Announces the Return of Unearthed High for 2020
Posted in: Music Newstriple j's Unearthed High competition returns for another year to help shine a light on some of the country's best school-aged talent.
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Record Store Day Announces First Round of Releases for August Event
Posted in: Music NewsReleases by Cub Sport, The Bamboos, The Teskey Brothers, and triple j's Like a Version series will appear for Record Store Day next month.
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Taka Perry Covers Kanye West for A Powerful Like a Version Performance
Posted in: Music NewsTaka Perry recruits A.GIRL, Gia Vorne, and Emalia for a powerfully-relevant Kanye West cover for triple j's Like a Version segment.
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triple j Unearthed Announce Recipients of Inaugural ‘Level Up’ Grants
Posted in: Music News16 artists have received up to $7,000 in order to help "level up" their careers as part of a round of grants allocated by triple j Unearthed.
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Fergus James Reimagines BENEE’s ‘Soaked’ for triple j’s Like a Version
Posted in: Music NewsKicking off his Like a Version appearance with new single "Good Man", Fergus James turned BENEE's "Soaked" into a pounding indie-rock classic.
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ChillinIt Covers BROCKHAMPTON’s ‘Sugar’ for Return of Like a Version
Posted in: Music Newstriple j's Like a Version has finally returned following a COVID-19 hiatus, with ChillinIt kicking things off with a cover of a BROCKHAMPTON classic.
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Flashback: triple j Challenge Censorship with an N.W.A Marathon
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn 1989, triple j were the only station in the world playing N.W.A's "Fuck tha Police", leading to one of the most memorable radio protests ever.
