90’s Til Infinity – This week, Gavin takes you on another trip back to the golden era of 90s music, packed with unforgettable hits and exclusive insights! We’ve got a special treat as Gavin sits down with Tanya Doko from Bachelor Girl to talk about the band’s rise to fame, the impact of their massive hits and what they’re up to now.

But that’s not all—get ready for a killer lineup of classic 90s tracks from some of the decade’s biggest Aussie and international stars. We’re spinning hits from Kylie Minogue, Jebediah, and Savage Garden, bringing back the anthems that shaped a generation. Whether you lived through the 90s or just love the music, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in and turn it up!

Track List:

The Notorious Big - Mo

Money No Problems Feat Mase, P Diddy, Naughty By Nature - Opp

Warren G - Regulate Feat Nate Dogg

A Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick It?

Onyx - Slam

Snoop Doggy Dog - Gin & Juice

LL Cool J - Mama Said Knock You Out

Beastie Boys - Intergalactic

Del The Funkee Homosapien - Mister Doblina

Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain

House of Pain - Jump Around

2 Pac and Dr Dre - California Love

Strap in and hit rewind—90s Til Infiniti is back, and Gavin Crossley is serving up another killer playlist that’ll have you questioning why some of these tunes were ever labelled “one-hit wonders.” This week, Gavin dives deep into the decade that gave us flannel shirts, mixtapes, and the unforgettable sound of pop, alt-rock, electronica, and dance music colliding in beautiful chaos.

You’ll hear the hauntingly epic soundscapes of Vast, the piano-powered storytelling of Ben Folds Five, the smooth, soulful electronica of Everything But The Girl, and of course, the irresistible dancefloor energy of Haddaway—because no 90s playlist is complete without asking “What is Love?”

Whether you’re a die-hard 90s tragic or just discovering these gems for the first time, Gavin’s got the stories, the vibes, and the deep cuts to take you back. It’s more than just music—it’s a time capsule of the era that truly tilted the pop culture axis.

One hit might have been all they needed—because these tracks still slap. Turn it up, sing along, and enjoy the ride on 90s Til Infiniti!