Laysla De Oliveira
Haunting audiences as Dodge on Netflix’s hit series Locke & Key, actress Laysla De Oliveira is carving a name for herself in the world of science fiction. Working on projects from Joe Hill and Stephen King, De Oliveira is effortlessly
The 1883 Future Playlist
Dua Lipa's sophomore album, a Kygo collaboration with a Swedish pop star and a rapper, a new break-up anthem by Jeremy Zucker, and so much more in this week's 1883 Playlist. The highly anticipated second album Future Nostalgia by Dua Lipa, following-up
UPSAHL – 12345SEX – Exclusive Premiere
With a songwriting credit on Dua Lipa's new album Future Nostalgia and a brand new sexy alt-pop anthem called '12345SEX' exclusively premiering today on 1883, it's been a big week for rising singer UPSAHL. To say UPSAHL is taking 2020 by
Lido – Postclubridehomemusic – Exclusive Video Premiere
The ever-evolving and innovative Lido is premiering his latest music video for his brand new single 'Postclubridehomemusic' exclusively today on 1883. The Norweigan producer, singer, and songwriter has been spending the last few years enhancing and perfecting the songs you've been
The 1883 Isolation Playlist
Toronto's Nilo Blues pays homage to the anime he grew up with, Hayley Williams releases a track about women learning their worth, crooner George Pelham lets a girl know tonight isn't the night in his latest track and more incredible
Jeffrey James – East London – EP Review
Jeffrey James’ latest EP, East London, dropped February 28th and is now available for your listening pleasure. With a distinctive style and silky, melodic voice, the Nashville-based singer/songwriter always hits the mark and this release is no exception. East London came
Istanbul: Where East meets West?
Istanbul the magical city where east meets west in perfect harmony, a melting pot of over 15 million people where traditions, culture and cuisine intertwine making it one of the worlds top destinations to visit. Which is no surprise that on
The 1883 Tangled Playlist
A new album from Irishman Niall Horan, a new EP from Spanish singer La Doña, an empowering anthem from Ava Max, and more in this week's 1883 Playlist. There's a unique and eclectic mix in this week's playlist! 1883 alumni Niall
Widest Selection, Bulk Purchase Options, Worldwide Shipping Options Through World’s Largest Zipper Seller
Zippers have enjoyed a long albeit a bit unknown history. Many people see and use them on their jeans, bags, jackets, shoes, and a whole lot of other items. Today, there are already numerous zipper suppliers and manufacturers that you
Heaven in a Wildflower
Team Credits photography Rhys Frampton styling Olga Timofejeva @ TheOnly.Agency hair Anastasia Stylianou @ TheOnly.Agency using Aveda makeup Pircilla Pae styling assistant Christina Corso makeup assistant Carson Stern production TheOnly.Agency model/musician Arlissa
Selfluving with Ricewine
Talae Rodden is, admittedly, just a little hungover. Like the songs burping one-by-one out of his stage moniker RICEWINE, their melodies warm and drowning each of its listeners with rich, mumbled seduction — Rodden is no different this afternoon, blanketed within
An Evening with Whitney Houston
The legacy of Whitney Houston’s stardom is not only inescapable; it’s spellbinding. A trained mezzo-soprano, Houston’s technical ability was polished with a knack for infusing delicious dramatizations into her lyrical interpretations. She was appropriately nicknamed « The Voice », as her
The 1883 Apathetic Playlist
A brand new album from electropop duo Overcoats, a new single from Harry Strange, and a new collab with Steve Aoki in this week's 1883 playlist. For the DECADENT Issue alumni and New York-based duo Overcoats, their new album is all
Mark Stanley
How do we sensitively engage in conversations that can make us feel uncomfortable? Ones where the media would rather give airtime to a dog that can drive over any vehicle to trauma? With a catalogue full of scenes notorious for making
Richard Rankin
Good news. #Droughlander is finally over! With the previous episodes no longer needed to be rewound over and over back to that one scene you could probably perform a whole monologue of by now — the once, early-nineties-bred fantasy novels under
Alison Pill
Alison Pill is a name that returns to our screens time and time again — and it’s no surprise why: the Tony, Outer Critics Circle, Lucille Lortel and Drama League awards nominee moves effortlessly between the film, the stage, and