Josie Proto
Songstress Josie Proto has been making a name for herself, thanks to her real-life inspired lyricism and catchy melodies. After having a breakout year back in 2020 when she dropped the debut EP Pub Songs: Volume 1, Josie Proto has proven to be a fast-rising singer-songwriter. With the introspective EP featuring popular tracks like BTEC Lily Allen or Sliced […]
Tyler Shaw
With a new album on the horizon, Canadian pop royalty Tyler Shaw has been hard at work, channeling his downtime throughout the global pandemic into his craft. His latest release ‘When You’re Home’ is a beautiful tale of love and longing, and a stunning introduction to his forthcoming record. 1883 caught up with the all-round […]
It’s Not Unusual
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Maggie Lindemann
Releasing a debut EP has been a long time coming for alternative singer Maggie Lindemann but with Paranoia, the wait is finally over. Although Wikipedia might say she’s best known for her 2016 single Pretty Girl, the metamorphosis that Lindemann has gone through in the five years tells us otherwise. After realizing pop music isn’t exactly for […]
KiNG MALA – Funeral – Video Premiere
KiNG MALA sets the tone with the new dark visuals for her release, Funeral. LA-based artist Areli Castro is better known by her moniker, KiNG MALA. Under this pseudonym, Castro creates mesmerising alt-pop tunes that will resonate within your very bones. Themes of lust, recklessness and championing badass femininity are all on display within her musical […]
The 1883 Good Times Playlist
1883 cover stars Why Don’t We drop a new album, the latest from Flo Milli, and more on this week’s 1883 Playlist. On this week’s playlist, Essy wants her lover to give them her all in ‘Cry For Me’, Orla Gartland gets confessional about her fears and insecurities in ‘More Like You’, and Trinbagonian musician Kalpee brings the […]