Pop/Review Kelsie Kimberlin - Parking Lot

Kelsie Kimberlin is a 24-year-old singer-songwriter who has been involved with music her entire life, starting with children’s and church choirs and then recording her first song at age eight for Yoko Ono’s Peace Project, which won first prize and a $5000 award. She spent all of that money on music lessons and started recording her own music in the studio at age 12. Over the past several years, she has recorded more than 100 original songs.

Listeners are taken to the colorful streets of Cartagena, Colombia with Kelsie Kimberlin's energetic pop and Latin pop fusion song "Parking Lot." The song perfectly embodies Latin music while incorporating Kelsie's own sound with its alluring melodies and enticing beats.

Capturing the essence of the lively tune "Parking Lot," the Cartagena-shot music video is the ideal visual complement. Cristian Flores, an experienced director, highlights the city's colorful culture, hospitable residents, and breathtaking scenery in this movie. Every shot enthralls the viewer with the bright essence of Cartagena, from the streets' vibrant colors to the stunning ocean.

"Parking Lot" is fundamentally a celebration of music, dancing, and individual expression. With her captivating voice and lighthearted lyrics, Kelsie Kimberlin creates a vivid image of a sultry Latina who enjoys dancing and flaunting her moves in public. Watching from the comfort of her convertible Mercedes, Kelsie is ecstatic to see her dancer grabbing the attention of passersby.

The inclusion of renowned Colombian musician and producer Pedro Vengoechea, who enters the song halfway through with a hip-hop Latin verse, creates a memorable moment. His participation gives the song more depth and genuineness, which will appeal to Latin music lovers even more.

In conclusion, Kelsie Kimberlin's song "Parking Lot" combines the greatest aspects of Latin pop and pop music into a dynamic and thrilling hit. The music is certain to have listeners moving and singing along with its contagious beats, enticing melodies, and eye-catching graphics. It is both an honor to Kelsie's musical and theatrical abilities and a celebration of Cartagena, Colombia's rich cultural legacy.