Born as Chloe Schindler and based in New York City, this singer and songwriter was exposed to the performing arts at a young age. She studied at the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music. Also an elite figure skater, she began her career as a nightclub DJ at just 13 years young. Since she’s performed at New York Fashion Week and venues like Amnesia Ibiza and The Mercury Lounge. Inspired by Lady Gaga, Whitney Houston and David Guetta, she released her debut “Superstar” in 2017.
With lyrics going from fear of rejection to self-acceptance, her new single was written as an escape from a dark and divided world. Sparkling with a high-energy, 70s-infused disco vibrancy, the song calls for unity and human connection. With an insatiable groovy bass, funky electric guitar and radiant retro synths giving the track a Nile Rodgers-style vitality, it’s her syncopated, joyous vocals that fuse the sonic elements into an infectious tune that will entice you to the dancefloor.
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From his album “The Way I See It” (2008):
From her album “On With The Show” (2026):
From her album “Thankful” (1977):
From his upcoming album “A Safe Place To Be Wild”, to be released on 30 October 2026:
Born in Oslo with Filipino roots, this Norwegian-Filipino singer and songwriter spent some of her early childhood living in The Philippines. Returning to Oslo aged 8, she became a church vocalist. She’s also a self-taught pianist and guitarist. Although she studied Business at school, she chose music full-time aged 18. She’s played festivals like 
Written as a reminder that you are special, loved and so valuable even when it doesn’t feel like it, her new single is about embracing your authentic self. Wrapping the encouraging lyrics in a warm, comforting blend of smooth soul and silky R&B, this dreamy song is organically layered. With a summery rhythm, satiny strings and jazz-infused horns creating a welcoming melodic hug, it’s her velvety, honey-sweet vocals that elevates this soul-stirring groove to sound truly inspirational. 
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