Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Originally from Hamilton, New Zealand, Kimbra Johnson became an international pop star when she united with Gotye for 2011’s ...

At just 21, the New Zealand musician became famous for her part in smash-hit song Somebody That I Used to Know. So what happened next? Lately, Kimbra has been thinking about her anxiety. It’s ...

Make this your preferred source to get more updates from this publisher on Google. Kimbra on a bambike in Intramuros Photos courtesy of JackTV It was already past midnight and the opening acts were ...

“I’m going to paint my nails while we chat, is that OK?” asks Kimbra, shaking a bottle of bubblegum-colored polish. Arriving to a Manhattan photo studio without the entourage of other entertainers, it ...

No amount of precious metals could possibly outshine Kimbra in her excellent new music video for "Goldmine," which was released Wednesday afternoon. Draped in an opal jacket amidst an eerie black and ...

Gotye won Record of the Year for his ubiquitous hit "Somebody That I Used To Know," bringing his total to three Grammys on the night. But his partner on the song, Kimbra, outshone him—quite ...

Around 2012, the world got to know Kimbra Lee Johnson when the song “Somebody That I Used To Know” hit the airwaves in a major way. The track, which was by the Belgian-Australian artist Gotye and ...

Her duet with Gotye (Somebody That I Used to Know) isn't here - how good would a female answer version, such as Alicia Keys' Jay-Z-less Empire State of Mind II, have been? But it's still a perfect ...

The 22-year-old is just third soloist born in the '90s to reign overall, following Sean Kingston and Soulja Boy in 2007, as "Somebody That I Used To Know" maintains its No. 1 position for a third week ...

Now, Kimbra is bringing her personal blend of offbeat quirk-pop (which has stripped-back moments that resemble “Somebody I Used To Know” but is, on the whole, much more colorful) to American audiences ...