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Tkay Maidza, San Cisco & More Added To Triple J Rotation

Chet Faker support act Roland Tings claims Feature Album.

The latest triple j playlist adds once again feature a health amount of local love, with British India, Tkay Maidza, and San Cisco being added to rotations, and Melbourne producer Roland Tings claiming Feature Album.

Currently touring the country with Chet Faker, the release of Tings’ new record is set to have a smashing release week.

With their appearance at Bluesfest and accompanying sideshows fast approaching, you’ll be hearing Alabama ShakesDon’t Wanna Fight  on triple j, and fresh off stints at Laneway, Tkay Maidza’s M.O.B. and Jesse Davidson’s Laika have been added, with the latter jumping on the spot playlist.

Rain Or Shine by Youth Fathers remains on the playlist, and we’ll be hearing new music from Harts, Porsches and Unknown Mortal Orchestra.

feature album

Roland Tings – Roland Tings (Internasjonal)

playlist additions

Alabama Shakes - Don't Wanna Fight (Rough Trade/Remote Control)
British India – Suddenly (Liberation)
Harts - Breakthrough (A&R/Pavement Records)
Porsches - Horses (Sweat It Out)
San Cisco - Too Much Time Together (Island City Records)
Tkay Maidza - M.O.B. (Dew Process)
Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Multi-Love (Inertia)
Young Fathers - Rain Or Shine (Big Dada/Inertia)

spot playlist additions

Drenge - We Can Do What We Want (Liberator)
Jesse Davidson - Laika (Independent)
Kendrick Lamar - The Blacker The Berry (Universal)
Yumi Zouma - Catastrophe (Spunk)

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