It's hard to talk about New Zealand-born pop sensation Kimbra without mentioning the Gotye collaboration that brought her worldwide fame — you know, the one that's still playing in every coffee house and gas station across the world. But Kimbra Lee Johnson is more than "Somebody That I Used To Know," and her solo album, Vows, mixes retro tunes with art-pop sensibilities and displays a bell-clear voice that more than stands on its own. We caught up with Ms. Johnson in L.A. to talk about he...
It's hard to talk about New Zealand-born pop sensation Kimbra without mentioning the Gotye collaboration that brought her worldwide fame — you know, the one that's still playing in every coffee house and gas station across the world. But Kimbra Lee Johnson is more than "Somebody That I Used To Know," and her solo album, Vows, mixes retro tunes with art-pop sensibilities and displays a bell-clear voice that more than stands on its own. We caught up with Ms. Johnson in L.A. to talk about he...
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