Spacey Jane 6 Pack 2025
Ahead of their appearance at One Night Stand in Busselton, WA, Spacey Jane stops by triple j Unearthed HQ to drop off their 6 pack!
6 tracks from 6 local emerging artists who they've been luvin' at the minute.
The triple j Unearthed veterans are gearing up to release their highly anticipated third album and are headed on a huge national tour (with plenty of sold out shows already).
Scope out their tour dates below and hit play above to hear their picks and why they love them!
Australian artists getting around Australian artists? Ya love to see it.
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