Last year in October, with “Dream of Peace,” Kelsie Kimberlin lifted her gaze skyward, turning personal growth into something cinematic and outward-facing, a song that dared to imagine compassion on a global scale. It felt like an artist stepping beyond herself, letting her voice carry weight far bigger than melody alone. Now, with “Champ,” she doesn’t just continue that trajectory, she grounds it. This time, Kelsie isn’t asking us to look at hope from a distance. She plac

On August, when we last heard from Kelsie Kimberlin in “Infinite Possibilities,” she was stepping out of the cocoon in her reflective, luminous, and learning to fly with her father’s voice steadying her own. Now, with “Dream of Peace,” she’s no longer just finding her wings and she’s using them to carry a message that soars far beyond personal growth. “Infinite Possibilities” was intimate and inward, while “Dream of Peace” is expansive and outward. A cinematic plea for c

Today, we welcome again, the captivating American-Ukrainian singer-songwriter, Kelsie Kimberlin, to discuss her latest release "We Are...

The last few songs I’ve heard from Kelsie Kimberlin were soft, wistful, and personal. “Vlad” is not that. Drawing on her experience as a...