Title	Artist	Comment
Meditjin	Baker Boy / JessB	The song time Medit-jin which means ‘medicine’ in Baker Boy’s native language Yolngu Matha, Baker Boy says that the song was written with the positivity and freedom in his mind that exudes from other tracks of his, such as the Yirr-mal-featuring ‘Marr-yuna’. “Music is the best meditjin (medicine),” he said in a statement. Baker Boy is about to attend the ARIA Awards, where he’s nominated for three trophies – Best Hip Hop Release, Best Australian Live Act and Best Video.
Close Your Eyes	Felix Jaehn / VIZE / Miss Li	Felix Jaehn has been an unstoppable force throughout 2019, with a multitude of high profile releases across the year. Following ‘Love On Myself’ and ‘Never Alone’ comes another dance/pop centered track from Jaehn, ‘Close Your Eyes’ with VIZE and Miss Li, which highlights an important topic; mental health. ‘Close Your Eyes’ is Jaehn’s final release of the year, and is a dance floor centered vocal cut. Toward the end of the track, fans can hear Jaehn’s voice saying “How you doing? I hope you’re well.”, which is meant to be a form of outreach on his behalf. These lyrics are also featured in the hook of his widely successful summer single ‘Love On Myself’ and serve as a reminder to his fans that they are not alone.

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