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Australian Recording Industry Association Music Awards - The nominations were released for this year's ARIA Music Awards. Held on November 28, this is one of the biggest music award events in Australia.
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Amy Shark - The two-time ARIA Award winner came out on top of the with nominations in nine categories.
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Catergories - They included Apple Music Album Of The Year, Best Australian Live Act, Best Female Artist, Best Pop Release, Best Video, Apple Music Song Of The Year, Producer Of The Year, Engineer Of The Year and Best Cover Art.
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Producer - She took out the 2018 ARIA Producer Of The Year Award for her double Platinum single 'I Said Hi', with producers Dann Hume and M-Phazes (Wonderlick Recording Company).
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The charts
- Her debut album 'Love Monster' is critically acclaimed and has had huge success coming in at #1 on the ARIA Album Charts.
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Courtney Barnett - This leading lady has already won four ARIA Awards for her brilliant work, and this year took out eight nominations from her latest album 'Tell Me How You Really Feel'.
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Kurt Vile - Barnett took out an additional nomination for Best Adult Contemporary Album with Kurt Vile on their album 'Lotta Sea Lice'.
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Engineer - Reaching #2 on the ARIA Album Charts, Burke Reid for Courtney Barnett's 'Tell Me How You Really Feel' won the 2018 ARIA Award for Engineer of the Year.
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Gurrumul - Posthumously, Gurrumul received seven nominations for his album 'Djarimirri (Child of the Rainbow)' that debuted at #1 on the ARIA Charts.
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Making history - Gurrumul made history by becoming the first Indigenous language album to debut at #1 in Australia. This year he won two ARIA Awards for Best World Music Album and Best Cover Art.
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Pnau - This Aussie dance trio also scored seven nominations for their album 'Changa', which included a quadruple Platinum single 'Chameleon'.
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Tash Sultana - Dominating the world stage is Tash Sultana with her debut album 'Flow State'. It came in at #8 on the Billboard Top Albums Chart, and received six nominations for this year's ARIA Awards.
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Dean Lewis - Picking up five nominations was Dean Lewis for his triple Platinum single 'Be Alright' which remained in the ARIA Single Charts at #1 for five consecutive weeks.
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Peking Duk - Peking Duk, the 2017 winners of Apple Music Song of the Year, received five nominations for this year's awards.
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5 Seconds of Summer - International sensations, 5 Seconds of Summer scored four nominations for their album 'Youngblood' which peaked at #1 on the ARIA Album Chart and remained there for eight consecutive weeks.
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Troye Sivan - Young gun Sivan has been collaborating with some of the world's biggest stars including Ariana Grande and Charlie XCX, and back home has received four nominations for his album 'Bloom'.
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Jack River - Scoring nominations in ARIA Awards Breakthrough Artist, Best Pop Release, and Engineer of the Year, Jack River's debut album 'Sugar Mountain' has been highly acclaimed.
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Angus and Julia Stone - Australia's favourite brother-sister duo picked up three nominations for Best Independent Release, Best Blues & Roots Album and Apple Music Song Of The Year.
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Mojo Juju
- This singer-songwriter and guitarist scored three nominations for Breakthrough Artist, Best Urban Release, and Best Video for her album 'Native Tongue'.
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Ball Park Music - ARIA Award nominations for Best Cover Art, Engineer Of The Year and Producer Of The Year went to the Brisbane five-piece.
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DMA's - The Aussie rock trio received three nominations in Best Group, Best Independent Release, and Best Independent Release.
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Vance Joy - Australia's sweetheart, Vance Joy, scored nominations for Best Male Artist, Best Adult Contemporary Album, and Apple Music Song Of The Year.
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Alison Wonderland - Coachella's highest-paid female DJ received nominations in Best Female Artist and Best Dance Release for her album 'Awake'.
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Gang of Youths - Pulling at everyone's heartstrings, Gang of Youths also pulled two nominations in Best Video and Best Australian Live Act.
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Odette
- Odette's empowering vocals has stirred up nominations for Breakthrough Artist and Best Adult Contemporary Album.
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Client Liaison - After massive year in music and fashion, Client Liaison has wowed audiences and earned nominations for Best Video and Best Australian Live Act.
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Alex Lahey - A stand out in this year's music scene is Alex Lahey scoring her a nomination for Breakthrough Artist. She will be touring with Paul Kelly's Christmas festival 'Making Gravy' later this year.
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RÜFÜS DU SOL - Sydney dance trio scored nominations for Best Dance Release and Best Group for their single 'No Place' in anticipation for their upcoming album 'Solace'.
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The Presets - Nominations for Best Video and Best Cover Art went to electronic music veterans The Presets for their single 'Do What You Want'.
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Australian Recording Industry Association Music Awards - The nominations were released for this year's ARIA Music Awards. Held on November 28, this is one of the biggest music award events in Australia.
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Amy Shark - The two-time ARIA Award winner came out on top of the with nominations in nine categories.
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Catergories - They included Apple Music Album Of The Year, Best Australian Live Act, Best Female Artist, Best Pop Release, Best Video, Apple Music Song Of The Year, Producer Of The Year, Engineer Of The Year and Best Cover Art.
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Producer - She took out the 2018 ARIA Producer Of The Year Award for her double Platinum single 'I Said Hi', with producers Dann Hume and M-Phazes (Wonderlick Recording Company).
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The charts
- Her debut album 'Love Monster' is critically acclaimed and has had huge success coming in at #1 on the ARIA Album Charts.
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Courtney Barnett - This leading lady has already won four ARIA Awards for her brilliant work, and this year took out eight nominations from her latest album 'Tell Me How You Really Feel'.
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Kurt Vile - Barnett took out an additional nomination for Best Adult Contemporary Album with Kurt Vile on their album 'Lotta Sea Lice'.
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Engineer - Reaching #2 on the ARIA Album Charts, Burke Reid for Courtney Barnett's 'Tell Me How You Really Feel' won the 2018 ARIA Award for Engineer of the Year.
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Gurrumul - Posthumously, Gurrumul received seven nominations for his album 'Djarimirri (Child of the Rainbow)' that debuted at #1 on the ARIA Charts.
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Making history - Gurrumul made history by becoming the first Indigenous language album to debut at #1 in Australia. This year he won two ARIA Awards for Best World Music Album and Best Cover Art.
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Pnau - This Aussie dance trio also scored seven nominations for their album 'Changa', which included a quadruple Platinum single 'Chameleon'.
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Tash Sultana - Dominating the world stage is Tash Sultana with her debut album 'Flow State'. It came in at #8 on the Billboard Top Albums Chart, and received six nominations for this year's ARIA Awards.
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Dean Lewis - Picking up five nominations was Dean Lewis for his triple Platinum single 'Be Alright' which remained in the ARIA Single Charts at #1 for five consecutive weeks.
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Peking Duk - Peking Duk, the 2017 winners of Apple Music Song of the Year, received five nominations for this year's awards.
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5 Seconds of Summer - International sensations, 5 Seconds of Summer scored four nominations for their album 'Youngblood' which peaked at #1 on the ARIA Album Chart and remained there for eight consecutive weeks.
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Troye Sivan - Young gun Sivan has been collaborating with some of the world's biggest stars including Ariana Grande and Charlie XCX, and back home has received four nominations for his album 'Bloom'.
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Jack River - Scoring nominations in ARIA Awards Breakthrough Artist, Best Pop Release, and Engineer of the Year, Jack River's debut album 'Sugar Mountain' has been highly acclaimed.
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Angus and Julia Stone - Australia's favourite brother-sister duo picked up three nominations for Best Independent Release, Best Blues & Roots Album and Apple Music Song Of The Year.
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Mojo Juju
- This singer-songwriter and guitarist scored three nominations for Breakthrough Artist, Best Urban Release, and Best Video for her album 'Native Tongue'.
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Ball Park Music - ARIA Award nominations for Best Cover Art, Engineer Of The Year and Producer Of The Year went to the Brisbane five-piece.
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DMA's - The Aussie rock trio received three nominations in Best Group, Best Independent Release, and Best Independent Release.
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Vance Joy - Australia's sweetheart, Vance Joy, scored nominations for Best Male Artist, Best Adult Contemporary Album, and Apple Music Song Of The Year.
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Alison Wonderland - Coachella's highest-paid female DJ received nominations in Best Female Artist and Best Dance Release for her album 'Awake'.
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Gang of Youths - Pulling at everyone's heartstrings, Gang of Youths also pulled two nominations in Best Video and Best Australian Live Act.
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Odette
- Odette's empowering vocals has stirred up nominations for Breakthrough Artist and Best Adult Contemporary Album.
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Client Liaison - After massive year in music and fashion, Client Liaison has wowed audiences and earned nominations for Best Video and Best Australian Live Act.
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Alex Lahey - A stand out in this year's music scene is Alex Lahey scoring her a nomination for Breakthrough Artist. She will be touring with Paul Kelly's Christmas festival 'Making Gravy' later this year.
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RÜFÜS DU SOL - Sydney dance trio scored nominations for Best Dance Release and Best Group for their single 'No Place' in anticipation for their upcoming album 'Solace'.
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The Presets - Nominations for Best Video and Best Cover Art went to electronic music veterans The Presets for their single 'Do What You Want'.
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Female artists dominate 2018's ARIA nominations
The ladies are comin' up!
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Australian music is a force to be reckoned with, especially with many of our talented musicians dominating on the world stage. This year we have seen the gender gap slowing closing with more female representation in the industry.
Check out the incredible artists nominated for this year's ARIA Awards.
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