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Today’s second hour features awesome songs about memories, recovering from a breakup, asking a friend if they’re okay, life as a migrant, grief, fighting for your rights, and more. The artists are from Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, south-western Victoria, and the New South Wales north coast. Here is the playlist:
- Double Feature – Ruby Jones
- Honey, Honey – Ryan Martin John
- Can We Talk Sometime – Alice Hurwood
- How to Breathe – The Rions ft. Matt Corby
- Start Again (Nanny’s Memoirs) – Justine Eltakchi
- One Cold Afternoon – The Night Parrots
- Tears in My Eyes – Boorook
- Freedom Highway – Emma Donovan
- Tasteless – Cycad
Above: Alice Hurwood’s Can We Talk Sometime EP cover art by Lisa Murray
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