New Zealand singer and songwriter
Kimbra
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![Kimbra performing in 2023](//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/87/Kimbra_in_concert%2C_February_2023.png/300px-Kimbra_in_concert%2C_February_2023.png) Kimbra performing in 2023
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Birth name
| Kimbra Lee Johnson
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Born
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1990-03-27
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27 March 1990
(age 34)
Hamilton
, New Zealand
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Origin
| Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Years active
| 2000?present
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Website
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Musical artist
Kimbra Lee Johnson
(born 27 March 1990), known
mononymously
as
Kimbra
, is a New Zealand singer and songwriter. Known for mixing pop with R&B, jazz and rock musical elements, her accolades include four
ARIA Music Awards
, two
Grammy Awards
and seven
New Zealand Music Awards
.
Kimbra's debut album,
Vows
, was released in Australia in 2011. Singles from the album include "
Settle Down
", "
Cameo Lover
" (which won an
Australian Recording Industry Association
Award), "
Good Intent
" and "
Two Way Street
". A reworked version of the album was released in Europe and the United States in 2012. It featured several new songs, including "
Come into My Head
", "
Warrior
" (on which Kimbra was joined by musicians
Mark Foster
from
Foster the People
and DJ
A-Trak
), and a cover of
Nina Simone
's "Plain Gold Ring".
Vows
reached the top 5 in New Zealand and Australia. In May 2012, the album was released in North America, debuting at number 14 on the
Billboard
200
, her highest-charting album.
Vincent Fantauzzo's
portrait of Kimbra was a finalist for the 2012
Archibald Prize
. The portrait was painted in conjunction with the making of a video featuring her song "The Build Up".
[3]
[4]
She was featured on the 2011 multi-platinum single "
Somebody That I Used to Know
" by
Gotye
, which became her first number-one single on the US
Billboard
Hot 100
and earned them two awards at the
55th Annual Grammy Awards
, including for
Record of the Year
, making her the
third New Zealand singer
to win a
Grammy Award
[
citation needed
]
. Her second studio album,
The Golden Echo
, was released in 2014 to positive critical reception, and her third album,
Primal Heart
, was released in 2018.
[5]
Her fourth album,
A Reckoning
, was released on 27 January 2023.
Early life
[
edit
]
Kimbra Lee Johnson
[6]
was born on 27 March 1990 and grew up in
Hamilton, New Zealand
. Her father, Ken Johnson, was the head doctor at the
University of Waikato
's student health centre, and her mother Chris was an orthopaedic nurse. At the age of 10, Kimbra began writing songs. When she was 12, her father bought her a guitar and after a few years of lessons, she was on stage, performing with her guitar tutors. Kimbra attended
Hillcrest High School
, competing in the national schools' musical competition
Rockquest
for three years running, where she was awarded second place in 2004 at the age of 14. An early recording of hers from 2004, "It Takes Time" was featured by Play It Strange, a New Zealand organization showcasing young singers and songwriters.
[7]
[8]
Kimbra made her first music video, "Smile", for the children's TV show
What Now
. Kimbra was a member of the Hillcrest High jazz choir, Scat.
[9]
Career
[
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]
Early public performances by Kimbra included singing at the
Waikato Times
Gold Cup race meeting in 2000 as a 10-year-old and singing the
New Zealand national anthem
before 27,000 people at the 2002
NPC
rugby union
final. In 2007, after winning the
Juice TV award
for Best Breakthrough music video for her second single "Simply on My Lips", she came to the attention of ex-
Independiente Records
boss Mark Richardson (
Jamiroquai
,
Paula Abdul
) and his newly formed management company and independent label Forum 5 in
Melbourne
,
Victoria
.
[10]
She signed with Richardson and in 2008 she moved to Melbourne.
[10]
2010?2013:
Vows
and awards success
[
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]
Kimbra in 2011
In June 2010, Kimbra's first single on Forum 5, "Settle Down", was released. She had started writing the track four years earlier ? it was finished with
Francois Tetaz
.
[10]
[11]
The music video was directed by Guy Franklin.
Perez Hilton
featured the track on his website citing "[i]f you like
Nina Simone
,
Florence & the Machine
and/or
Bjork
, then we think you will enjoy Kimbra ? her music reminds us of all those fierce ladies!"
[12]
On 10 December, the Australian 'indietronica' group
Miami Horror
released their single,
"I Look to You"
featuring Kimbra's vocals.
[13]
Kimbra also stars in its music video, which features wide-angle and kaleidoscope shots of her in face paint and dresses walking through golden fields.
[14]
Early in 2011, Kimbra's song "
Cameo Lover
" was a finalist for the
2011 Vanda & Young Songwriting Competition
and eventually won the competition.
[15]
In March she issued "Cameo Lover" as her next single, its music video was released in April and was directed by Franklin. On 13 March, Kimbra went to perform for
Moomba Festival
and ChillOut Festival in Sydney at Oxford Arts Factory to welcome the release of her next single, "Cameo Lover". On 15 July 2011, "Cameo Lover" won the songwriting competition, ahead of third placed song, "Somebody That I Used to Know", written by Australian musician Gotye.
[16]
On 7 June Kimbra signed to
Warner Bros. Records
New Zealand for distribution in New Zealand and Australia, as well as a worldwide deal for other territories with Warner Bros. Records in the US.
[17]
On 5 July Kimbra sang in Gotye's single, "Somebody That I Used to Know", which was mixed by Tetaz. Tetaz had recommended Kimbra to Gotye after a 'high-profile' Australian female vocalist had withdrawn from the collaboration.
[18]
[19]
On 29 August 2011, Kimbra's debut album,
Vows
, was released in New Zealand and 2 September in Australia. In its first week of release it charted at No. 3 in New Zealand, No. 5 in Australia and No. 14 in the US. In its second week, it rose to No. 4 on the ARIA Albums Chart. Australian producer '
M-Phazes
' produced Kimbra's track "Call Me" and assisted on other tracks on
Vows
. Its artwork including body art and illustrations were created by Rhys Mitchell and Raphael Rizzo. She has won the Critics' Choice Prize at the
2011 New Zealand Music Awards
[20]
and Best Female Artist and Best Song (for "Cameo Lover") at the
ARIA Music Awards of 2011
.
[21]
The US release of
Vows
featured new tracks not available on the Australian or New Zealand version of the album. She had performed in various location such as at the
Forum Theatre
,
[22]
Melbourne on 9 September 2011, at
Astor Theatre
,
[23]
Perth on 17 September 2011, at the
Adelaide Botanic Garden
in Brisbane on 1 October 2011, at Adelaide, Australia on 3 October 2011, at
Queenscliff Music Festival
, Queenscliff, Victoria and
Wellington Square, Perth
on 25 November 2011, at
Homebake
Festival 2011, at
Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney
on 3 December 2011 and at the
Falls Festival
in Lorne, Australia on 30 December 2011.
[24]
Kimbra performing in 2012
On 19 January 2012, "
Good Intent
" was played on an episode of ABC's drama
Grey's Anatomy
. The track also appears in the video game,
The Sims 3: Pets
, which Kimbra recorded in
Simlish
for the soundtrack. Also in January, Kimbra won the "One to Watch" award at the 2012
Rolling Stone
Awards
.
[25]
Kimbra has collaborated with Mark Foster (of
Foster the People
) and DJ
A-Trak
on the track "
Warrior
", which was released on 2 April. On 14 April, she performed "Somebody That I Used to Know" with Gotye on
Saturday Night Live
. On 15 July 2012, she performed in
Santralistanbul
, Istanbul, Turkey. On 25 September, her song "With My Hands" was featured in
Tim Burton
's movie,
Frankenweenie
. On 1 November, she had been nominated at the Vodafone
2012 New Zealand Music Awards
and won for the
International Achievement
,
Best Female Solo Artist
,
Best Pop Album
,
Breakthrough Artist of the Year
awards, and also won as a featured artist for the song "Somebody That I Used to Know", for
Most Played Australian Work
and
Song of the Year
, at the
APRA Music Awards of 2012
. on the same year, she also received an award for
Best Female Artist
at the
ARIA Music Awards of 2012
for the second time.
[26]
On 14 November 2012, Kimbra performed at the
Calvin Klein Collection
which held an exclusive dinner to celebrate the brand's Women's Creative Director,
Francisco Costa
.
[27]
Kimbra also performed for other events such as, at
Homebake
Festival 2012 on 8 December, at
Festival of the Sun
in Port Macquarie, New South Wales on 14 December, at the
Rhythm & Vines
Music festival 2012 in Gisborne, New Zealand on 29 December 2012 and at the
Summadayze
Festival in Adelaide, Melbourne, Gold Coast on 30, 31 December 2012.
[28]
On 10 February 2013, Kimbra and Gotye won the
Record of the Year
and
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance
awards at the
55th Annual Grammy Awards
Show for "Somebody That I Used to Know". This achievement made her only the third New Zealand singer to win a Grammy Award in history.
[29]
Kimbra was also featured with the R&B singer
John Legend
in the song "Made to Love", published in the album
Love in the Future
. The single was released on 11 June 2013 and the album was released on 30 August 2013.
[30]
On 15 September 2013, Kimbra performed for
Rock in Rio
Festival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
[31]
Kimbra was also involved in a non-profit charity organisation called So They Can. Kimbra became the ambassador of So They Can within the year of 2013.
[32]
2014?present:
The Golden Echo
,
Primal Heart
, and
A Reckoning
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]
After the Grammy Awards, Kimbra relocated to LA to work on her second studio album, known as
The Golden Echo
, taking up residence on a farm. People who collaborated on
The Golden Echo
include
Rich Costey
,
Daniel Johns
, Taylor Graves,
Matt Bellamy
,
Thundercat
, Mark Foster, Bilal (Singing on the No. 8 track "Everlovin' Ya"),
John Legend
, John Robinson and also Kimbra's bandmates, Timon Martin and Benjamin Davey. During the making of the second album, Kimbra was invited to play at a concert in Adelaide and was invited to perform at WOMAD 2014, also debuting a new song titled "Nobody But You". On 19 May 2014, Kimbra released the lead single from
The Golden Echo
called "90s Music" to largely positive reviews. Jason Lipshutz of
Billboard
called the song "captivating" when he previewed it in May 2014. The official music video was not long released after the audio, debuting on YouTube on 3 June 2014. The song did not chart in New Zealand or Australia.
"Miracle"
was released as the second single on 24 July 2014. It was her first song to chart on
Billboard
, peaking at No. 37 on the Japan Hot 100. The song has received mainly positive reviews from critics, with many complimenting the song's disco-influenced feel. Olivia Forman of
Spin
stated that the song has a "flawlessly fluctuating [...] beat" and additionally complimented Kimbra's vocals. The music video for "Miracle" was released onto YouTube on 19 August 2014, the official music video for the song was directed by Thom Kerr.
The Golden Echo
was released on 15 August 2014 (AU/NZ) and 19 August 2014 (US) charting Australian Albums (ARIA) at 5, New Zealand Albums (RMNZ) at 5 and US
Billboard
200
at 43.
The Golden Echo
received generally positive reviews from critics. On
Metacritic
, the album obtained a normalised score of 70 out of 100, based on reviews from 16 selected mainstream critics. The release of the album was followed by a 12-show US tour with Empress of in November 2015.
In April 2015, Kimbra toured the US with a total of five shows. Kimbra is featured in a song by Bilal called "Holding It Back" from his album
In Another Life
. On 15 July, Kimbra released the video for her third single from
The Golden Echo
called
"Goldmine"
, which surpassed 110,000 views in a matter of a day. On 30 September 2016, Kimbra released a non-album single called "Sweet Relief".
[33]
On 18 September 2017, Kimbra and her record label sent a personalised email to fans who subscribed to the
Warner Bros.
mailing list, conveying information about her third studio-album and an upcoming single.
[34]
Kimbra is managed by guitarist
Ben Weinman
, founding member of metal band
The Dillinger Escape Plan
, since around 2017. He has also frequently contributed guitar to Kimbra's music.
[35]
[36]
Kimbra performing in 2015
On 29 September 2017, she released the album's lead single, entitled "Everybody Knows", which was co-produced by
Nelly Furtado
and
Goldfrapp
affiliate
John Congleton
. "
Top of the World
" was released as the second single on 10 November 2017 and was later performed on
Late Night with Seth Meyers
. The third album
Primal Heart
was initially planned to be released on 19 January 2018,
[37]
but was then pushed back to 20 April 2018. Kimbra explained the reasons for the push back and gave a song out for free to fans subscribed to her mailing list to make it up to them. The song is called "Hi Def Distance Romance".
[38]
A further three more singles were released before the album release, those being "Human" on 19 January 2018, "Version of Me" on 23 February 2018, and "Like They Do on the TV" on 30 March 2018.
[39]
A new version of "Version of Me" featuring
Dawn Richard
was released on 21 June 2018,
[40]
[41]
and a new version of "Top of the World" featuring
Snoop Dogg
was released on 20 July 2018.
[42]
[43]
Kimbra made her acting debut in a big screen adaption of the musical-drama production
Daffodils
released on 21 March 2019. The singer stars alongside Kiwi lead actors
Rose McIver
, from
iZombie
and
The Lovely Bones
and
George Mason
, from
Home and Away
and
Go Girls
.
[44]
In March 2020, Kimbra released a course with online music school
Soundfly
on vocal creativity, arranging, and production.
[45]
In April 2020, she appeared as the lead expert and mentor on TVNZ 2's reboot of
Popstars
.
[46]
Kimbra embarked on a
Sofar Sounds
secret location venue tour of the United States in October and November 2021, previewing her upcoming fourth studio album.
[47]
Kimbra's fourth album,
A Reckoning
, was released on 27 January 2023.
[2]
Live band
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]
- Jacob Bergson ? keyboards (2018-present), musical director (2021?present)
- Vancil Cooper ? drums (2021-present)
Previous members
[
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]
- Fagan Wilcox ? samples/synth/guitar/vocals (2009?2014)
- Ben Davey ? keyboards/vocals (2010?2014)
- Stan Bicknell ? drums (2009?2010)
- Joe Cope (2009)
- Stevie McQuinn ? drums (2010?2016)
- Frank Abraham ? bass/keyboards (2014?2016)
- Taylor Graves ? keyboards/vocals (2014?2016)
- Timon Martin ? guitar, backing vocals (2009?2018), keyboards (2016?2018)
- Spencer Zahn ? bass, keyboards (2016?2021)
Artistry
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Muzic.net.nz states that Kimbra's music delves beyond the "four chord cliche but still maintains strong hooks and catchy melodies that are sometimes unpredictable but satisfying".
[48]
In an interview with
American Songwriter
, she listed
Daniel Johns
,
Prince
,
Rufus Wainwright
,
Guided by Voices
,
Imogen Heap
,
Mike Patton
,
Michael Jackson
,
Minnie Riperton
and
Stevie Wonder
as her influences.
[49]
Her musical style is eclectic.
[50]
Discography
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Filmography
[
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]
Television
[
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]
Films
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]
Year
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Title
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Role
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Notes
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2012
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SXSW Flashback 2012
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Herself/Performer
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2019
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Daffodils
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Maisie
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Tours
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Kimbra on the
A Reckoning
tour, in 2023
- Vows Tour (2011)
- Vows European Winter Tour (2012)
- Vows US Tour (2012)
- The Golden Electric Tour
(with
Janelle Monae
)
(2014) ? Cancelled
- The Golden Echo Tour (2014/2015)
- Primal Heart Tour (2017/2018)
- Primal Heart: Reimagined Tour (2018/2019)
- Album Preview Tour (2021)
- A Reckoning Tour (2023)
- Djesse Vol. 4 Tour (with Jacob Collier) (2024)
Awards and nominations
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]
APRA Awards
[
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The
APRA Awards
are presented annually from 1982 by the
Australasian Performing Right Association
(APRA), "honouring composers and songwriters".
[57]
In 2012, Kimbra was nominated for two awards as a solo artist and won two awards as a featured artist.
ARIA Awards
[
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The
ARIA Music Awards
are presented annually from 1987 by the
Australian Recording Industry Association
(ARIA). In 2011, Kimbra won one award as a solo artist and two awards as a featured artist.
[62]
Gotye featuring Kimbra performed the single, "Somebody That I Used to Know", at the awards ceremony.
[63]
[64]
Billboard Music Award
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Grammy Awards
[
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]
The Grammy Awards are presented annually from 1959 by the
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
(NARAS). In 2012, Kimbra's collaboration with Gotye, "Somebody That I Used To Know", won the Record of the Year and the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance awards.
[65]
New Zealand Music Awards
[
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]
The
New Zealand Music Awards
are awarded annually to musicians of New Zealand origin, by
Recorded Music NZ
.
MTV Europe Music Award
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MTV Video Music Award
[
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]
Vanda & Young Global Songwriting Competition
[
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]
The
Vanda & Young Global Songwriting Competition
is an annual competition that "acknowledges great songwriting whilst supporting and raising money for
Nordoff-Robbins
" and is coordinated by
Albert Music
and
APRA AMCOS
. It commenced in 2009.
[67]
Other awards
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Year
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Award
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Category
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Result
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2007
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Juice TV Awards
|
Breakthrough Video ("Simply on My Lips")
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Won
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2011
|
International Songwriting Competition
[69]
|
Grand Prize
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Won
|
J Award
[70]
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Album of the Year (
Vows
)
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Nominated
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Music Video of the Year ("Somebody That I Used to Know")
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Nominated
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2012
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Rolling Stone
|
One to Watch Award
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Won
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2013
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mtvU Woodie Awards
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Tag Team Woodie ("Warrior")
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Won
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2019
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GAFFA-Prisen Awards
|
Best International Artist
|
Nominated
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