For your Saturday selection, we’ve picked “250” from Cult Shotta. This one is a party track in every sense of the term, with Shotta and Golo’s distinct, chaotic sonic style making for a fun and memorable listen.

For today’s pick, we’re showing love to the Northern Territory with "Land Down Under" by Yung Milla. With a hard-hitting beat and a bouncy flow, this one is an easy, enjoyable listen—and a fun ode to the places he holds dear

To perk you up for the week ahead, we’ve picked “Archimedes” from Srirachi. Receiving plenty of praise since it dropped in 2021, this one is an absolute heater. It features an endless stream of braggadocios lyrics over an energetic beat.

For your Tuesday pick, we’ve got “Dead or Alive” from Gabriel LCR. Rapping over an atmospheric beat he produced himself, Gabriel floats over the track with airy vocals, giving it a laid-back ambiance that’s perfect for a Sunday afternoon.

For day 85, we’re throwing it back to “Day Ones” from Manu Crooks. Over a booming trap beat, Crooks comes through with slick rhymes and a memorable hook. An all-stars video accompanies the track and features cameos from a young LAROI, Cult Shotta, B Wise, and BLESSED.

We're going with "ISO" from Akosia for today's selection. This perfect neo-soul track, released in 2021, will have you floating through your Thursday.

To keep you charged up for the last day of the working week, we’ve got “In & Out” from Kill Carter and YNG Martyr. Over a high-octane beat, Carter and Martyr come with a pair of wild verses to deliver 2 minutes of non-stop energy.

For day 88 we’re treating you to “Got Me” from Olivia Escuyos. Released in 2021, A gentle beat and Olivia’s simulateneously delicate and compelling voice come together to deliver the perfect slow jam for your Saturday afternoon.

We’ve picked “Bad For Your Health” from Posseshot for your Sunday. Over a dark instrumental, Kha and Mr Muscles play off each other, trading verses with aggressive flows and hard bars to deliver hardcore Hip-Hop excellence.

We've picked “Our People” from 3% for today’s selection. In this track, Nooky, Dallas Woods & Angus Field explore the treatment of First Nations people in Australia's criminal justice system, delivering a powerful message over a thunderous beat.

This Tuesday, we’ve got “Late Nights” from Yibby and Chub.e. Over a glittery instrumental with an uptempo dance feel, Yibby comes on the track with his signature relaxed flow, making this the perfect song for your afternoon.

It wouldn’t make sense to feature anyone other than Planet Vegeta on day 92, so we’ve got their track “Different” to kick off the week. On “Different,” Jazz Nobodi spits with his trademark smoothness, SVNO graces us with his smokey vocals, and LKGD takes the hook.

To get you pumped up for the rest of the week, we’ve got the heater “Championsh*t” from B Wise. Over a booming instrumental, Wise spits about overcoming adversity and celebrating when you do—the perfect track if you need some extra motivation today.

For today’s selection, we're showing love to Lutruwita (Tas) with the iconic track "Blak Britney" by Miss Kaninna. Over a funk-infused beat, Kaninna raps about her experiences defying the barriers faced by First Nations women in Australia and boldly denounces all her critics.

For day 95, we’re going with “Humbled” from New Wave. Over a fun beat, Moses, Taktix, and Laze bless the track with charisma, witty bars, and dope flows.

For your Sunday selection we’ve picked “Dutch Courage” from Complete. Spitting with pain in his voice, Complete bears his soul detailing his long struggle with addiction, making for a powerful track.

We're going with "Broken Home" by Youngn Lipz for today's selection. On this track, Youngn combines deep bars with passionate singing, emotionally delving into his past.

We’ve got “Back Up” from DSP and Jaecy for day 98. Dropping in 2022, DSP and Jaecy grace the track with captivating verses over a thumping GRINNY beat.

We couldn’t get to the end of this list without shouting out this guy, so for day 99, we’re going with a track from The Kid LAROI, “Without You.” With raw vocals and candid lyrics that delve into themes of heartbreak and loneliness, giving us one of his biggest tracks to date.

What better way to close out the challenge than with a track from an artist who paved the way for future Aus music acts? Kerser's iconic 2011 club banger, "Don't Fuck With Kerser," sees the Campbelltown rapper deliver a stream of crazy rhymes and an unforgettable hook!