Muse Chronicle

Kelsie Kimberlin is a talented American-Ukrainian musician and singer music is a beautiful mix of entertainment and profound social commentary. Kelsie began singing in choirs at a very young age. Her music has binary themes that reflect her penetrative insight into the transformative power of creative expression. As a child, she began singing in choirs, which contributed largely to her vocal development and collaborative skills. Her early involvement in Yoko Ono’s Peace Project instilled in her a lifelong passion for creating art. Her childhood was spent in recording numerous original songs in music studios. Kelsie is a complete artist who participates in every phase of song making, from writing and recording to performing and filming her videos. Through her songs, she aims to advocate change in the society.

“Kelsie Kimberlin’s recent release, “The Drawer” is a kaleidoscope of whispered conversations and moments stolen under the stars!”

Kelsie Kimberlin has made a striking debut with her EP, “The Drawer” which features 8 captivating tracks. The title track, “The Drawer” features Kelsie’s graceful vocals and haunting melodies which invite the listeners into Kelsie’s world. “Fatal Attraction” explores the themes of desire and danger, with pulsating betas that keep up with the constantly spiking emotional intensity. “Meet Me Anywhere” is a heart-touching ballad about love and its requite. It is quite powerful in its approach but Kelsie’s vocal range adds to the flavorfulness saving it from being too serious. “Twinkle” is a joyous celebration of uniqueness and strength and the power in embracing one’s true self! “Summertime’s Gone” features breezy rhythms and reflective lyrics that evoke nostalgia. “January Through December” takes the listeners on a journey through the changing seasons of a relationship. And the EP ends on a hopeful note in “Recovery”, a song that fosters healing and resilience. Each song in “The Drawer” features an AI-created YouTube video. These videos are cutting-edge visual stories that enhance the listening experience. Overall, this album displays Kelsie’s willingness to embrace technology and thus propel her art to newer frontiers.

If the thought of the intersection of music and visual art intrigues you, you should definitely check this album out!

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