Kelsey Barnes

1 week ago | 1883magazine.com | Kelsey Barnes

With her no-filter lyrics, punchy alt-pop hooks, and a knack for capturing the chaos of modern love, BIZZY is quickly becoming one of music’s most compelling voices. Following the release of her latest singles, “Tuesday” and “Don’t Tell The Girls” — a confession wrapped in late-night texts and delightfully bad decisions — the Nashville-born artist hit the road as the opening act for indie darling Rachel Chinouriri’s All I Ever Asked For Was A North American Tour.

1 week ago | 1883magazine.com | Kelsey Barnes

In the heart of Toronto’s ever-evolving Dundas West neighborhood, surrounded by vintage storefronts, late-night taquerias, and gallery windows glowing well past dusk, stands ODE Hotel, a boutique stay that’s quietly rewriting what urban hospitality looks and feels like. Rooted in story, family, and a fearless sense of place, ODE doesn’t shout for attention. It simply opens its door and says: You’re home now.

2 weeks ago | 1883magazine.com | Kelsey Barnes

Last week, Swedish label Axel Arigato unveiled its boldest sneaker to date: Eris. In true Axel Arigato fashion, Eris is unisex and unapologetic. A decade of design evolution finds its sharpest expression here — bold lines, futuristic form, and a palpable tension between art and function. This is the next phase following the Slow and Tact runners, and it’s brimming with energy that feels both fearless and deeply intentional.

1 month ago | thelineofbestfit.com | Kelsey Barnes

When Jacob Alon thinks back to their childhood, they remember finding comfort through creating magic out of the mundane. Growing up as a kid on a housing estate in Fife, Scotland, meant that if you wanted to escape, you had to do so by crafting it yourself. “I think the world of fantasy and mysticism always drew me in,” Alon tells me.

1 month ago | 1883magazine.com | Kelsey Barnes

With their new album Late To The World, long-time collaborators Megan Markwick and Lily Somerville of IDER deliver a bold, genre-blurring collection that dives deep into the messy, beautiful business of growing up, breaking down, and starting over. “We felt like late bloomers,” Megan shares. “We coined the phrase Late To The World on a walk and instantly knew—it wasn’t just a song title, it was an album title.