With “Sucker,” Kelsie Kimberlin delivers a vulnerable yet empowering pop song about the emotional trap of one-sided love. Written from a deeply personal place, the track captures the helplessness of loving someone who only strings you along. Her voice is soft yet striking, flowing perfectly over polished pop production mixed by Liam Nolan (Adele) and mastered by Stuart Hawkes (Amy Winehouse).
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The Kyiv-shot video, directed by Kelsie herself, is symbolic and expressive. Surrounded by musical instruments, she tries to lift herself out of heartbreak, each instrument representing an attempt to reclaim joy. But it’s not until she finds strength within that the message becomes clear, healing isn’t found in distraction but in self-worth.
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“Sucker” proves Kelsie is not only a prolific artist but also a visionary. She continues to push boundaries musically and visually while amplifying voices beyond her own. This song is for anyone who’s loved too much, too long, and finally sees the truth.
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