From 1990 to 2000 McKellar worked as live music producer for national youth radio station , Triple J. McKellar later recalled " I 'd been recording a lot of stuff for Triple J – Nirvana , Peal Jam and Red Hot Chili Peppers . " In April 1994 a demo version of " Tomorrow " by Newcastle teen band , Silverchair , won the Pick Me competition . McKellar produced the group 's debut single at the Triple J studios in Sydney , he remembered " It sounded amazing and it was a strong song and as it got whittled down from its original seven minutes it focused it more and more ... I guess it was obvious to me there was definitely talent involved . " From 30 October 1994 it peaked at No . 1 for six weeks on the ARIA Singles Chart . At the ARIA Music Awards of 1995 " Tomorrow " won Single of the Year , Highest Selling Single , and Breakthrough Artist – Single . McKellar was nominated as Producer of the Year
ARIA Music Awards of 1995
ARIA Music Awards of 1995
Phil McKellar