Who sings the White Rabbit cover in the 1899 theme?

Everyone’s watching 1899 on Netflix and can’t stop talking about how good it is. This isn’t really surprising, seeing as though the show is created by the creative duo Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar. You might recognize them as the creators of the critically acclaimed Netflix series Dark. They’ve returned to Netflix with their second series, which tells another mind-bending story filled with twists and turns. You should definitely check it out if you haven’t already!

1899 follows a group of European immigrants traveling from Europe to America in search of better opportunities. But their voyage is interrupted when they discover another ship that’s been missing for four months drifting on the open sea. After they step foot on the lost ship, they quickly find themselves entangled in a mysterious riddle that seemingly has no end.

The gifted cast consists of mostly European actors, such as Emily Beecham, Aneurin Barnard, Andreas Pietschmann, Miguel Bernardeau, Maciej Musiał, Anton Lesser, Lucas Lynggaard Tønnesen, and many others.

While watching the mystery-horror series, you’ll find yourself jamming out to the opening song at the start of each episode. But who sings the 1899 theme song? Find out below!

Who sings the White Rabbit cover in the 1899 theme?

For a show like 1899, rock music was definitely the best option. If you’re a fan of rock, you are probably already familiar with the opening song. The song is titled “White Rabbit.” However, the opening song isn’t the original version. The original version was by a rock band called Jefferson Airplane. The 1899 theme is a brooding cover of the hit song by singer-songwriter, Eliot Sumner. However, it was created by Ben Frost and Sumner.

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