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Kymberly Stewart is a dynamic children's singer, songwriter, musician, and early childhood music educator from Los Angeles, CA. Her music is upbeat and interactive, promoting positivity and celebrating childhood over a soundboard of jazz, gospel and soulful pop sounds. With age appropriate lyrics that children can identify with and sophisticated music that parents and caregivers can appreciate, she creates a musical experience that the entire family can enjoy together.

 

In 2013 she released her debut EP titled, Giggles and Curls and followed it up with her 2020 full CD of the same name with new songs added. It has since become a staple in preschool classrooms and the homes of families with young children all over. The most popular track, I Am A Robot, has amassed over a quarter of a million views on YouTube and remains the number one requested song by her growing å number of young fans.

 

​Her most recent album, Everybody Needs A Little Sunshine, was released in 2023 and has been included in the top 10 list of children's albums by the School Library Journal.

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In 2022 Kymberly contributed her original song, Beautiful Brown Babies, to the GRAMMY nominated children's album, All One Tribe. Her music has been published by Hal Leonard and licensed for various media outlets. Her notable performances include the Garden Concerts for Kids summer series at the Getty, the Brooklyn Children's Museum, Gloria Molina Grand Park's Easy Mornings, Fort Green Park's Music At The Grove in Brooklyn, NY,  The Wallis Annenberg Center of the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, CA, and Pretend City Children's Museum in Irvine, CA. She performs regularly at libraries and community events through out the greater Los Angeles area. 

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Kymberly is a voting member of The Recording Academy, an active member of the Children's Music Network, and a regular performing artist for Pickleberry Pie Hospital Concerts for Kids; a non-profit organization that brings the healing joy of music to children in hospitals and special needs facilities. When she is not performing she is teaching music at her residential preschools and filming content for her YouTube channel.

 

Kymberly considers her natural talent to be her greatest gift and she is committed to creating wholesome, quality music for children. 

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