Kelsie Kimberlin delivers a cinematic ode to hope and resilience on new single 'Dream of Peace'
- FLEX

- Oct 6
- 1 min read

Kelsie Kimberlin’s latest release 'Dream of Peace' is nothing short of a masterclass in the intersection of pop music and visual storytelling. Accompanied by a spellbinding music video filmed amidst the ruins and tension of Kyiv, the track is both a poignant reflection and an urgent plea for peace in a world still shadowed by conflict.
Musically, 'Dream of Peace' is anchored by orchestral swells and a choir that gradually escalates to a stirring crescendo, eliciting a visceral emotional response at it plays. Produced by Ukrainian composer Yuriy Shapeta and Bogota’s Pedro Vengoechea with Grammy-winning mixing by Liam Nolan and mastering by Stuart Hawkes ensures that every vocal flourish and orchestral layer hits with clarity and depth.
The accompanying video elevates the track into an immersive narrative experience. Set in a post-apocalyptic Kyiv, the story sees Kimberlin encountering an astronaut, whose transformation mirrors a journey from devastation to rejuvenation. Through motion-controlled effects and precise cinematography by Denys Akulov, barren landscapes shift into verdant fields, culminating in a sea of sunflowers under a clear blue sky, unveiling the unmistakable colours of Ukraine. The imagery is potent, symbolising both loss and regeneration, and amplifies the song’s thematic core.
Shot during one of Kyiv’s most perilous periods under missile and drone attacks, the production embodies courage and determination, reflecting her own personal mission to highlight the aspirations of her homeland. This single positions her as a visionary artist whose music and visuals are inseparable, proving that pop can carry both emotional heft and global significance.
For listeners craving depth in modern pop, 'Dream of Peace' is an essential experience.




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