S2 EP 28: Keslie Kimberlain: From Viral Music Sensation to Humanitarian Activist
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S2 EP 28: Keslie Kimberlain: From Viral Music Sensation to Humanitarian Activist
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Keslie’s musical passion started at just five years old, and by the time she was eight, her song about peace won first place at the Creative Nation Awards. From there, her career blossomed—recording over 100 original songs, going viral with her music videos, and collaborating with top-tier industry professionals like Grammy-winning producers Liam Nolan (Adele) and Simon Gibson (The Beatles).
But Keslie isn’t just known for her musical talent. She is a passionate advocate for global humanitarian causes, particularly in Ukraine, where she filmed powerful music videos in war-torn areas, including her viral video for “Armageddon” shot under martial law in Bucha and Irpin.
In this episode, Keslie shares how her music has transcended borders and resonated globally, and how she uses her platform to inspire change and bring attention to humanitarian issues. From recording in Colombia to giving back to communities in need, Keslie is not just making music—she’s making a difference.
Tune in to hear Keslie’s story of resilience, artistry, and activism, and be inspired by how one artist is using her voice to create lasting change in the world.:
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