B1287 words2:08News Report British AccentPublished Jun 5, 2026 · Updated Jun 5, 2026

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Australian artists are getting more exposure on television than ever before.

A new Amazon Prime series called Off Campus has become a major hit since it was released last month.

The campus drama attracted 36 million viewers in just 12 days, which made it the platform's biggest debut among young women.

The show tells the story of a romance between a music student and a hockey player at a fictional American university.

Viewers with sharp ears noticed that the show features many Australian songs.

The soundtrack includes well-known artists like AC/DC and The Kid Laroi, as well as newer names like George Alice and Royel Otis.

One of the characters in the show is an Australian musician, which created a natural reason to include music from Australian artists.

This decision has been praised by fans who enjoy discovering new music through TV shows.

Among all the Australian music in the series, G Flip's song Bed On Fire has had the biggest impact.

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The track was used to soundtrack a romantic scene that opens episode five of the show.

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G Flip recorded the song entirely at home and released it last September.

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Since the show aired, their monthly listeners on Spotify have increased by 230 percent.

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The success has also helped other songs in their catalogue gain more attention.

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G Flip spoke to Guardian Australia about the experience from their home in Los Angeles.

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They described the effect of the TV placement as life-changing.

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"It's definitely Bed On Fire the most, but it is trickling down to the rest of my catalogue," G Flip said.

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The music industry has taken notice because TV soundtracking can bring enormous exposure to artists who might otherwise remain unknown to international audiences.

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