Maltese artist Chris Birdd writing & producing for Mike Tyson in Los Angeles

Nov 11 2022

Currently based in Los Angeles, California, Maltese artist Chris Birdd is making major moves in his career, with a list of number 1s and writing, engineering and production credits for the one and only Mike Tyson.

Birdd told Malta Daily that he is currently in Los Angeles meeting with a major record label to do production and songwriting for their artists and movie sync for Hollywood and Bollywood films.

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The singer-rapper-songwriter also recently posted a video to Instagram showing himself in a meeting with Mike Tyson and a number of other collaborators.

The Maltese artist has been on quite a winning streak recently, hitting a couple of number ones on local iTunes and radio charts as he continues to put out one banger after the other.

Birdd’s most recent track, ‘hittin different’ currently sits at the number one spot in Malta’s iTunes charts, all while the artist boasts a monthly listenership of close to 30,000 on Spotify.

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Two children injured & woman with grievous injuries after car overturns in Qormi incident

Nov 11 2022

A 24-year-old woman from Birgu has sustained grievous injuries while two children have sustained light injuries after an incident in Vjal De La Cruz Qormi.

The woman reportedly lost control of her Toyota Vitz and crashed into a parked Renault Megane, forcing her car to overturn.

The accident was reported on Thursday at 8:30am, with a medical team & ambulance taking the woman and children to Mater Dei where they were certified to have sustained grievous and light injuries respectively.

Members of the Civil Protection Department were also on site to assist with the situation.

Police investigations are currently under way.

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Maltese youth join initiative to ban unpaid internships

Nov 10 2022

Today marks the international interns day and the European Youth Forum, the largest body of youth in Europe, held a stance in Palace du Luxembourg in front of the European Parliament of Brussels called “No Pay? No way.”

The National Youth Council of Malta is taking part of this initiative to ban unpaid internships both on an educational level and even in the labour market.

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Touching Christmas 2022 ad raises awareness about foster kids