1tbsp
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1tbsp is an indie-house/dance project from Australian artist Maxwell Byrne, a Grammy Award Nominee recognised for his contributions as a songwriter/producer under the alias Golden Vessel.
In 2019, Byrne delved into the realms of house music while curating tracks for his DJ gigs at “Sumoclic Nights,” a monthly event he hosted in Brisbane. This exploration resulted in the creation of original tracks for his sets, eventually evolving into a compelling collection of songs he was eager to share with a wider audience.
Diverging from the familiar Golden Vessel sound, Byrne birthed the new project, 1tbsp. In 2021, he unveiled his debut four-track EP, “kanashī,” through Sumoclic, a label co-owned with his friend Connor Grant (aka Akurei). The EP garnered acclaim and attention globally, accumulating over 3.6 million streams on Spotify alone.
Inspired by such a positive response, Byrne continued to craft more music for 1tbsp, releasing double-singles “Dhollandia // Circles” and “Stay Up // Rest.” He expanded his performances to festivals and events, supporting artists like Young Franco, BAYNK, and daste. during their Australian tours.
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Throughout 2022, Byrne collaborated with Nick Ward, Allan McConnell, Squidgenini, and Sampology, culminating in the four-track EP “Joan,” released in December.
Entering 2023 on a high note, Byrne dropped three stellar singles – “Pioneer Digital Plastic Sound,” “No Nein (feat. Mietze Conte),” and “Four Tet Is My Godmother.” This marked the precursor to his upcoming EP, “It’s Very Loud,” released on March 16th via Sumoclic. The EP, featuring the aforementioned singles and an unheard gem, included the title track “It’s Very Loud,” co-written with Squidgenini.
In early 2023, Byrne earned a Grammy Award nomination for his work on BAYNK’s song ‘Till It’s Even.’ Though they didn’t secure a win but the nomination was a significant recognition.
Unfazed by any slowdown, Byrne released his debut album, “Mosquito Love,” in August 2023, comprising eight invigorating tracks that helped solidified 1tbsp’s presence on the global scene, shedding its “side-project” label and now standing proudly alongside Golden Vessel as Byrne’s second main venture.
On the home touring front, 1tbsp conducted a successful nine-date Australian tour in 2023, which included a spot on the “Groovin’ The Moo” festival, as well as hosting a Sold Out EP launch party in Brisbane named “It’s Very Loud.” Byrne showcased at BIGSOUND in September, secured a spot in the Listen Out touring festival across Brisbane, Perth, Melbourne, and Sydney, and was also selected to perform at the inaugural SXSW Sydney in October.
Following those Australian shows, Byrne then embarked on a seven-date North American tour playing to packed rooms in cities such as Los Angeles, New York, Dallas, Toronto and Montreal, and he’s already planning a return in 2024, affirming that the vibrant journey of 1tbsp continues with unabated momentum.
ACCOLADES: – MixMag – Top Artists to Watch in 2024 – CLASH – Ones to Watch in 2024 – Guest mix for Triple J Mix Up 2023 – Guest mix for Insomniac Radio 2024 – On The Record #206 – GORILLAZ inluced one of his songs in a recent playlist – Grammy Award Nominated Artist 2023 – #3 most played artist on Triple J Unearthed in 2023 – Unearthed Feature Artist 2023 – “Mosquito Love” nominated for Queensland Music Awards (2024) – Played Laneway Festival Sydney 2024 (AUS) – Played Laneway Festival Brisbane Afterparty 2024 (AUS) – Played Listen Out festival tour in 2023 (AUS) – Played Groovin’ The Moo Festival in 2023 (AUS) – Showcased BIGSOUND 2023 (AUS) – Showcase SXSW Sydney 2023 (AUS) – Debut headline North American tour in 2023 – Debut Australian tour in 2023
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Records out on dottidot. — their own list on Resident Advisor
The nights
- Thu 22 OctNowadaysfirst time931 going
2026
- Sat 4 AprBrooklyn Steelfirst time · The Bowery Presents
2025 — 2 nights
- Fri 13 Jun 202599 Scott Avefirst time · Associated, The Bowery Presents
- Fri 7 Mar 2025Elsewheretheir 3rd night
2024 — 1 night
- Fri 9 Aug 2024Elsewheretheir 2nd night
2023 — 1 night
- Sat 28 Oct 2023Elsewherefirst time
Their rooms
One tick a night, on the one axis this page has — Aug 2023, where the listings start, to Jan 2027, the last night anybody has announced. The shaded end has not happened yet.
- ElsewhereOct 2023 – Mar 20253 nights
Once each: Brooklyn Steel and 99 Scott Ave.
Who they play with
Five nights on the books, and no name on more than one of them.
- Sat 28 Oct 2023Todd Edwards · Mike Nasty · Alexis Curshé · DJ Thank You · Hatechild. · Immolate w · D3B2B · Little Dead Ridingh00d · Akafae · DJ Speed Limit · Cryfelt · DJ 91X
- Fri 9 Aug 2024datadata
- Fri 7 Mar 2025DJ ADHD · sunflwr · Amy Jor · Aria Pash · Acid Mama · MD
- Fri 13 Jun 2025girl_irl · Meth Math · Beaks
- Sat 4 Apr 2026SOLTERA
23 people have stood on one of these bills; none has stood on two.
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