If you turn on the radio or look at what’s trending in the music world, you’re more likely than not going to find music by global superstars like Harry Styles, Beyonce or Ed Sheeran.

But what about Aussie artists? Why are they not being recognised on things like Australian music charts? And what impact has Tiktok had on all of this?

We talk to ARIA CEO Annabelle Herd in today’s deep dive.

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If you turn on the radio or look at what’s trending in the music world, you’re more likely than not going to find music by global superstars like Harry Styles, Beyonce or Ed Sheeran.
But what about Aussie artists? Why are they not being recognised on things like Australian music charts? And what impact has Tiktok had on all of this?
We talk to ARIA CEO Annabelle Herd in today’s deep dive.
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What is happening with the Australian music industry?

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