Here Are 5 Songs Guy Sebastian Rated In This Year's Hottest 100

6 February 2017 | 10:27 am | Staff Writer

From #2 to #46!

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Coming in at #36 this year with his Like A Version collaboration with Paces (slaying LDRU's Keeping Score and paying no mind to haters), we had a chat to Guy Sebastian about five other songs on the 2016 triple j Hottest 100 that he loved. 

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#2 amy shark — adore

Like a busload of others, Sebastian thought Amy Shark's Adore was rad. Given Shark doesn't even have an album out and the song was released in only November, the high honour of scoring the #2 position is not lost on Sebastian — or Shark for that matter, who is the first solo female artist to score the spot since Lorde's Royals in 2013.

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#13 mura masa — love$ick (feat. A$AP Rocky) 

Coming in just shy of the top 10, Love$ick was one of 28 songs on the Hottest 100 with a featured artist. The 20-year-old British producer's track was a huge hit on the youth broadcaster as well as on Spotify, and saw the song certified gold in NZ. The song is currently sitting at 16.2 million views on YouTube. Like Amy Shark, Mura Masa does not have an album out yet.

#25 Montaigne — Because I Love You

The young singer was one of 14 female solo artists in the Hottest 100 this year — and the song is Montaigne's only entry apart from a guest spot with Hilltop Hoods with 1955 (which came in at #4). 
 

#30 — Rufus — Innerbloom (what So Not remix)

Innerbloom was Rufus's highest entry in the 2016 Hottest 100, with Say A Prayer For Me coming in at #55. The track was released as part of a limited edition Innerbloom Remix 12". Two other Rufus songs made it onto the Hottest 200 — at #149 with Brighter and #171 with Be With You.
 

#46 Mac Miller — Dang! (feat. Anderson .paak)

The rapper's feature with fellow rapper Anderson .Paak just slipped into the halfway mark of the Hottest 100. It was both Mac Miller and Anderson .Paak's only entry and was the first single released from Miller's The Divine Feminine.