For those who have been around on this part of the web before, there is no doubt that you are familiar with the real royalty in the world of this blog: the great US artist Kelsie Kimberlin. The sophistication of “Cosmopolitan Girl” and the fun and relaxed feeling of “Road Trip” can attest to that fact, as both are part of her repertoire. But for me, “Walking Away,” “Sally,” “Infinite Possibilities,” “Champ,” and even “Liberty” are much more than just filler music. They have turned into something special for me: excellent emotional grounding points. Kelsie has some magic in capturing the human condition, and that is evident even in this particular chapter of hers. The new song of Kelsie was released on the 17th of April, and I would like to take this time to invite you, dear readers, to follow me as we discover the essence of the new song titled “Clumsy Girl.”

The song opens up with a delicate synth-pop melody, which only lasts for an extremely short period but acts as an ideal gateway. Right as you get used to the introduction of the song, there is a beautiful transition that takes place; the minute Kimberlin starts singing, you get introduced to the essence of the song. This happens in such an overwhelming manner that once you start listening to the song, you cannot help but fall in love with it.

This song can be seen as a deep reflection on discovering oneself and chasing dreams no matter what. First of all, it reminds listeners that despite the inevitable errors we make along the way, these do not define our personality and prevent us from moving forward with our lives. While usually when people think about the word “clumsy,” they imagine somebody having trouble holding everything together, Kimberlin brings back the word in an entirely different light. The biblical saying that no one who is without sin should be the first to throw a stone is echoed in her choice of the word “clumsy,” and this term becomes a symbol of our common humanity because she turns it from messy to human nature itself. The song gives a new meaning to the notion of falling and makes it a normal part of human life, a wonderful encouragement to start doing something.

As far as the making of “Clumsy Girl” goes, this is a colorful return for Kelsie Kimberlin back to her pop music background, an intentional choice that aims to give her fans a good gift that is enjoyable and positive. The song and its soon-to-be-released successors are reminiscent of a high-voltage return to the spotlight. In order to achieve this aim, she went to Los Angeles to team up with Grammy-nominated producer Sean P. Jones, whose list of collaborators is a veritable “who’s who” of contemporary pop music, such as Ariana Grande, Julia Michaels, and Timbaland. The global and highly polished production style of this song is not by chance; it is because of a creative collaboration which transcends continents. Colombian producer Pedro Vengoecha and Czech producer Vasyl Tkach each brought his own “fairy dust” to this project by incorporating an international flavor to it. The finishing touches of the song were done by professionals in the industry; Grammy award winner Liam Nolan, famous for his work with Adele, did the mixing, while Grammy nominated Stuart Hawkes, responsible for producing Amy Winehouse’s music, did the mastering.

There really does seem to be no end to what Kelsie can do. Each time she creates something new, she manages to add a little more to her artistic level while maintaining the essence of a much larger purpose. Music does not just have to make people feel good; sometimes it needs to do more than that. Kelsie is proof that it can, because she creates a beautiful sanctuary that helps people grow stronger inside. To the clumsy girls out there, you’re not alone, walk with your head held high and keep keeping on. Thank you, Kelsie, for being a beacon of hope in the industry. You do not just create pop music; you inspire people with your messages. Congratulations on your latest release, “Clumsy Girl.” We cannot wait to see what comes next!

Stream “Clumsy Girl” on Spotify

Follow Kelsie on here and her socials: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube