Post by indulgecountry on Aug 18, 2011 0:16:08 GMT -5
Kymbyrly Creek Bottles Her Bliss
Rising country music diva Kymbyrly Creek, hard at work this past month of August on the second leg of her successful Missouri in Me tour, took a day off from singing to break some news. The singer unveiled her latest creation, her first celebrity fragrance, in Nashville this week with a press conference.
The perfume, given the name Bliss after the country star's currently charting single, will be available in department stores across the United States beginning in early September. Creek describes her fragrance as being a delightfully sweet scent reminiscent of various wildflowers.
She told reporters that she hopes the fans will "enjoy the fragrance as much as listening to [her] music."
"I feel like 'bottling bliss,' as I like to call it, gives my fans a little something extra, because music is an appeal to the senses of hearing and music videos to sight, whereas this appeals to a whole new sense. It really captures that essence of being young and in love."
In promotion of the new fragrance, Creek plans to shoot a commercial once her tour has wrapped at the end of August. The commercial will feature clips from the "Bliss" music video, and will utilize the country song's chorus as a jingle.
Currently, "Bliss" sits at #4 on the country chart. It follows Creek's wildly popular autobiographical debut single, "Let's Go Back to Missouri," which topped the chart for a single week in late May 2011.
Rising country music diva Kymbyrly Creek, hard at work this past month of August on the second leg of her successful Missouri in Me tour, took a day off from singing to break some news. The singer unveiled her latest creation, her first celebrity fragrance, in Nashville this week with a press conference.
The perfume, given the name Bliss after the country star's currently charting single, will be available in department stores across the United States beginning in early September. Creek describes her fragrance as being a delightfully sweet scent reminiscent of various wildflowers.
She told reporters that she hopes the fans will "enjoy the fragrance as much as listening to [her] music."
"I feel like 'bottling bliss,' as I like to call it, gives my fans a little something extra, because music is an appeal to the senses of hearing and music videos to sight, whereas this appeals to a whole new sense. It really captures that essence of being young and in love."
In promotion of the new fragrance, Creek plans to shoot a commercial once her tour has wrapped at the end of August. The commercial will feature clips from the "Bliss" music video, and will utilize the country song's chorus as a jingle.
Currently, "Bliss" sits at #4 on the country chart. It follows Creek's wildly popular autobiographical debut single, "Let's Go Back to Missouri," which topped the chart for a single week in late May 2011.