Then, as the saying goes, came her big “big break”. Kimberly began spinning for Factory, LA’s largest gay disco, where she co-headlined “Factory Saturdays”, the clubs most popular night. She played the Ultra Suede room – a room in the back of the club that was smaller than the main floor. The main floor was reserved for the celebrity guest “circuit” DJ that had been flown in, usually from NYC where most of the national DJs at the time resided. Oddly, the main room always closed early because Kimberly would draw everyone to the back.

Kimberly’s first circuit party was White Party Palm Springs. The party was one of the largest gay circuit events in the USA. “That was the point I said to myself, ‘I am going to take this to the next level and make this my career." She was met with some resistance. “I often felt that there were some people that didn’t take me seriously because I was a woman, an attractive woman with hair at that! I definitely felt that I had to prove myself as a woman who could hold her own against the male DJs.”

Kimberly performs at some of the nation’s biggest parties including New Orleans' Mardi Gras, One Mighty Party in Orlando, Miami’s Winter Party and Chicago’s Fireball. In 2008 her travels will take her to many new cities including her debut at the Blue Ball in Philadelphia, Bangkok, Thailand for Song Kran 2, plus Kimberly will be returning to Fire Island Pines this summer. Most recently, she has begun to concentrate on international appearances. Last year, she headlined Circuit Asia in Manila, Philippines. “I am determined to conquer Europe,” she laughs. “I started as a local DJ, became national, now I’m ready to take on the world!” It my sound ambitious, but Kimberly believes it’s important that people set goals for themselves. “It’s the best way to get what you want out of life - and it really works!”

She produced two mixed CDs for dance music label Centaur Music's popular Party Groove series. The second, titled One Mighty Party, was based on the popular Orlando gay pride circuit event that she has headlined twice. Kimberly recently put the finishing touches on the Music To Wear Vol. 1 CD compilation for clothing designer Andrew Christian. The CD is tied to a national Music To Wear Tour through 2008 promoting the synergy between music and fashion.

Kimberly made her network TV debut in fall of 2002, portraying – what else? - a club DJ on the WB series Charmed. She was also selected as a celebrity spokes model for John Paul Mitchell Systems, appearing in a national color photo spread for the renowned hair care line. She is also a certified martial arts trainer and owns a Karate school in Hollywood, CA.