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Alexander Fahlberg Might Be Electronic Music’s Next Big Melodic Export

Swedish producer Alexander Fahlberg discusses the emotional roots of Nordic Melodic, global success with “Somebody,” upcoming collaborations, and why authenticity matters more than trends in electronic music.

Why Everyone in Spain Is Talking About Arde Bogotá

With sold-out shows, platinum records and a sound built on chaos, emotion and distorted guitars, Arde Bogotá are leading a new generation of Spanish rock.

Kevian Kraemer Is a Topliners Worst Nightmare 

Kevian Kraemer expertly and, with a burgeoning, enthusiastic sense of erraticism, explains the artistic process and personal anecdotes behind his latest project, only if it matters.

Luísa Sonza: “I’m Not Polished, I’m a Big Mess”

Luísa Sonza opens up about Brutal Paraíso, emotional honesty, mental health, Brazilian identity, and rejecting perfection as she embraces her most vulnerable and chaotic era yet.

noevdv Talks Mulholland Drive, Isolation and the Reality of LA

Belgium-born producer noevdv opens up about the emotional chaos behind his Mulholland Drive EP, the illusion of Los Angeles, late-night drives through LA, and evolving beyond viral success to find

Perrie Edwards on Her New Era: “I Can Make Any Sound I Want”

Perrie Edwards opens up about going solo after Little Mix, embracing her rock influences, balancing motherhood and music, and finding freedom in her bold new era with 'Passenger Princess'.

Adriana Lucía Talks London Debut, “Pueblerina” and Colombian Pride

Ahead of her La Linea Festival performance, Adriana Lucía speaks with 1883 about “Pueblerina”, Colombian identity, healing through music and why connection matters more than ever.

Sam Divine Takes 555 to Ibiza: “A Now or Never Moment”

Sam Divine speaks to 1883 Magazine about bringing 555 to Ibiza, her first headline residency at Cova Santa, sobriety, and building a new kind of club community.

The Silence Between Sessions: AJDaGuru on Recovery, Independence, and the Cost of Never Stopping

There are artists who build careers with entire systems behind them, labels, management teams, publicists, marketing departments, rollout budgets. Then there are artists who build them anyway.

FIFTY FIFTY Get “Starstruck” and Leave Perfect Behind

FIFTY FIFTY open up about “Starstruck,” Imperfect – I’mperfect, emotional chaos, self-acceptance, and why this era marks a bolder chapter for the group.

KEYVITUP Are Setting the Pace for the Next Wave of K Pop

KEYVITUP break down their debut EP KEYVITUP, share behind-the-scenes stories, and look ahead to KCON as one of K-pop’s most exciting new groups.

Yellow Claw Return to Their Roots with ‘JESUS LOVES TRAP MUSIC’

The Dutch duo discuss trap’s resurgence, releasing a 20-track album in the streaming era, and why staying true to their sound still matters.

Arkells Deliver Their Most Human Record Yet with Between Us

Arkells open up on Between Us, a record rooted in connection, nostalgia, and growth, as Max Kerman reflects on songwriting, collaboration, and staying hungry.

18 Questions With Charlotte MacInnes on Risk, Reinvention, and “Celestial”

In 18 Questions, Charlotte MacInnes talks “Celestial”, HIGHWATER, and stepping into music, opening up on risk, reinvention, and finding her own voice.

From Cello to Club: Cristi Cons Lands on Nervous Records

Romanian producer Cristi Cons talks his debut on iconic New York house label Nervous Records, writing lyrics for the first time, and what's coming next.

Inside THERA’s Rise From Bedroom Songs to Prague’s O2 Arena at 18

THERA opens up on “do you see?”, writing “rain”, and balancing school with arena shows, as she goes from bedroom songs to Prague’s O2 Arena at 18.
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