Kimbra
781st
Chartmetric Rank
20M
Monthly Listeners
685.9K
Playlist Count
About Kimbra
Kimbra is a Grammy Award-winning New Zealand singer, songwriter, and artist known for her eclectic blend of pop, jazz, and R&B. She gained international recognition for her collaboration on Gotye's hit song 'Somebody That I Used to Know.' Kimbra frequently shares insights into her creative process, including songwriting, painting, and live improvised performances. Her work often delves into themes of liberation and self-discovery, presented through unique soundscapes and artistic visuals. She engages with her audience by offering glimpses into her musical journey and upcoming projects.
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Streaming Stats
Spotify
Followers
575.7K
Monthly Listeners
20M
Playlist Count
685.9K
Playlist Reach
171.8M
TikTok
Followers
51.4K
Likes
99.1K
Top Video Views
10.2B
YouTube
Subscribers
355K
Total Views
119.5M
Monthly Video Views
426.6K
Daily Video Views
14.2K
Pandora
Monthly Listeners
2.3K
Streams
23.7M
Shazam
Shazams
74.8M
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